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Beginning on March 22, customers in the Philippines will be able to get their hands on the burgers from the restaurant owned by MrBeast, the online persona of Jimmy Donaldson, a YouTube star in the United States.
MrBeast Burger is a smash burger, chicken sandwich, and fries restaurant brand that originated in the United States as a pop-up shop and has now expanded into the realm of virtual restaurant chains.
It established its first brick-and-mortar location in New Jersey in September of last year.
JustKitchen Philippines, a virtual kitchen operator that was established by individuals with experience in the food service sector, would be in charge of MrBeast Burger’s operations in the nation.
The items on its menu will be able to be ordered through GrabFood for delivery or pickup at a designated location.
On the day of its opening, March 22, MrBeast Burger will provide customers with free burgers and fries as well as buy one, get one bargains, with further information on these promotions accessible on the company’s social media platforms.
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