Have you tried the new K-Crunch menu by Marrybrown?

SHAH ALAM - Popular fast food chain Marrybrown kicks off a new flavour to reinvigorate the taste buds of Malaysians with a flavourful Korean-inspired meal.

Available nationwide at all Marrybrown outlets, you can expect a lot from the K-Crush menu which aspires to uphold its mission of offering ‘something different and delicious for the Korean fans in the nation.

And what more could be perfect for the menu other than succulent crispy chicken coated with tantalisingly sweet and spicy Gangjeong sauce?

Marrybrown Chief Executive Officer Datuk Joshua Liew said they have decided to adopt the modern Korean culture into their new menu in line with the K-pop wave hitting the nation.

“Modern Korean culture has steadily gained momentum in Malaysia.

“From this wave, Malaysians have found their way of creating their own K-pop-related moments.

“Similar to how Malaysians love integrating Korean culture into their own, at Marrybrown, we’re also embracing the Hallyu wave in our food with our own Malaysian twist to make it extra inviting,” he said.

Get more than what you can imagine with K-Crunch Chicken Burger, 1-pc K-Crunch Chicken, 2-pc Chicken Dumpling, French Fries and a cup of K-Fizz with RM26.50.

Try out the combo of 2-pieces K-Crunch chicken with french fries and a special K-Fizz drink filled with refreshing flavours of yuzu and passion fruit.

You can get this combo for only RM20.90 and if you are looking for the burger combo, it would only cost you RM16.90.

The menu does not end there as Marrybrown offered the Kimchi Rice Bowl combo priced from RM13.10 as well as the all-in-one K-Crunch Box Meal.

Spend RM26.50 and get more than what you can imagine with K-Crunch Chicken Burger, 1-pc K-Crunch Chicken, 2-pc Chicken Dumpling, French Fries, and a cup of K-Fizz.

If you are a fan of side dishes, then add on K-Crunch Chicken Dumpling and Cheesy Sausage priced from RM7.90.

Joshua added that they are pleased to welcome the Malaysians who are always on board to try anything new.

He said they have confidence that Malaysians will go ‘Sarang-K’ with the new menu.

“We will always inspire them to recreate their own K-pop moments when indulging in the menu,” he added.