SATIATE YOUR WANDERLUST WITH KFC BALINESE CRUNCH

While you’re staying safe at home, KFC will continuously bring you new excitements to tantalize your tastebuds! This time around, KFC is taking you on a culinary adventure with its newest creation, KFC Balinese Crunch.

Available for a limited time only, KFC Balinese Crunch will transport you to the paradisical Bali island with its tropically spicy & citrusy flavours infused into our signature Hot & Spicy fried chicken.

The KFC Balinese Crunch is made up of numerous fresh herbs, spices, and traditional ingredients including kaffir lime leaves, lemongrass, shrimp paste, and citrus shallot seasoning, among others. This refreshing addition to the KFC menu will stimulate all your taste perceptions – it’s all at once spicy, sourish, saltish yet sweet in each crunchy bite!

“It may be a while before we can hop on a plane again but that shouldn’t stop you to travel to that dreamy destination. Journey your way to Bali with our latest KFC Balinese Crunch, exquisitely crafted to satiate your wanderlust, from the comfort of your home,” said Chan May Ling, Chief Marketing Officer KFC Malaysia

So, don your favorite aloha shirt or tropical dress as KFC Balinese Crunch will be available starting tomorrow at all KFC stores nationwide. Starting from RM15.99, the KFC Balinese Crunch comes in 3 options (1) 2-pcs Combo, (2) 3-pcs Combo, and (3) Box Meal that comes with a Zinger Burger.

Get it easily and safely at www.KFC.com.my or the KFC Malaysia app by selecting KFC Delivery, Self Collect, or Pandu Ambil. Last orders at 7.30pm during the FMCO, thus be sure to order early to avoid disappointment.

About QSR Brands (M) Holdings Bhd (QSR Brands):

A franchisee of over 850 KFC restaurants in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and Cambodia, QSR is also the operator of Pizza Hut in Malaysia and Singapore, with more than 480 restaurants and delivery concepts in Malaysia and Singapore. In addition to its restaurant operations, it is extensively involved in breeder and contract broiler farming, hatchery, poultry production, and processing as well as a host of ancillary businesses including baking, commissary, and sauce production. This makes QSR the first and only fully integrated food operator in Malaysia. QSR Brands and its subsidiaries guarantee full halal compliance to customers in all of the Group’s markets. Every aspect of the food manufacturing process follows strict controls and accepts only certificates recognised by the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) and strictly adheres to MS1500:2009. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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