McDonald's Samurai Burger Singapore: Still On, No Last Day

What's on the Samurai menu and what it costs

The teriyaki lineup is the part people already know. Samurai Beef Burger special meals start at $10.15, the double at $12.95, and the Tamago versions with a fried egg in them at $11.45 for either beef or chicken. Seaweed McShaker Fries are back too, from $4.15, or $1.15 to upgrade them inside a meal. If you have not had the seaweed shake before, the powder comes in a sachet and you shake it in the bag yourself, so shake it properly or the bottom third gets all of it. We have written up the last McDonald's Singapore launch worth queueing for if you want to see how these limited runs usually play out.

The three new items, and the one catch

Katsu Chicken Tenders are the headline addition, sold in 3pc and 5pc, and also inside a Happy Sharing Box C with 6pc McNuggets. Dessert gets a Kyoho Grape Cone, which McDonald's describes as a soft serve you can take plain or swirled with vanilla in a chocolate shell, and a Strawberry Daifuku Pie built from mochi, red bean paste and strawberry jam in a pink crust.

The catch is in McDonald's own fine print, and most posts about this leave it out: the Samurai items are available after breakfast hours and while stocks last. The Kyoho Grape Cone is the exception, and runs all day at Dessert Kiosks and participating restaurants. So a 9am Samurai run is not happening.

Samurai IKE, the game show that ran 18 to 30 August

McDonald's ran its first Samurai themed Japanese game show alongside the launch, from 18 to 30 August. That is over now, so if you are searching for it you have missed it. It was three challenges, free to join, and you walked away with a Kyoho Grape Cone, Seaweed McShaker Fries or Samurai stickers.

The cash rounds were the draw and the window was narrow: 22, 23, 29 and 30 August, 11am to 1pm only. Solo paid $400, $300 and $200 for the top three, pairs paid $800, $600 and $400, and you had to register through the Samurai page on mcdonalds.com.sg first. The burgers themselves are unaffected and still selling.

FAQs

Is the Samurai Burger still available in Singapore?

Yes. We checked McDonald's own Samurai page on 6 September 2026 and it is still listed, with no last day published. It is sold islandwide at restaurants, Drive-Thrus, McDelivery, GrabFood and foodpanda, but only after the 11am breakfast changeover.

Until when is the Samurai Burger available?

McDonald's has not published a last day. It is a limited run sold while stocks last, so there is no confirmed end date to plan around. Past Samurai runs have lasted a few weeks, but McDonald's has not committed to anything this time.

How much is the Samurai Burger in Singapore?

Special meals start from $10.15 for the single Samurai Beef Burger, $12.95 for the double, and $11.45 for the Tamago Samurai Beef or Chicken Burger. A la carte is lower than the meal price.

What is new on the Samurai menu this year?

Three things: Katsu Chicken Tenders from $5.50 in 3pc and 5pc, a Kyoho Grape Cone from $1.50, and a Strawberry Daifuku Pie from $1.80. Seaweed McShaker Fries return from $4.15.

What is in the Strawberry Daifuku Pie?

McDonald's describes it as their take on daifuku: chewy mochi, sweet red bean paste and strawberry jam inside a pink crust. It is priced from $1.80.

Can I get the Samurai Burger at breakfast?

No. McDonald's states the Samurai items are available after breakfast hours and while stocks last. Only the Kyoho Grape Cone runs all day, at Dessert Kiosks and participating restaurants.

Is the Samurai IKE game show still on?

No. Samurai IKE ran from 18 to 30 August 2026 and has finished. Joining was free, and the cash rounds were on 22, 23, 29 and 30 August, 11am to 1pm. The Samurai menu itself is still selling.