Exclusive first-come, first-served discount offer through November 1
5,000-won McDonald's discount coupons available on a first-come, first-served basis

Baedal Minjok is partnering with McDonald's to offer discounts celebrating the domestic launch of the Big Arch.


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Woowa Brothers, the operator of Baedal Minjok, said on October 26 that it would offer a 3,000-won discount on McDonald's new Big Arch burger to customers on a first-come, first-served basis through November 1.


The Big Arch is McDonald's new large burger, featuring two pure beef patties weighing a quarter pound (approximately 113 grams) each. It is topped with three slices of white cheddar cheese, lettuce, pickles and fresh onions, and its thick patties are paired with a signature sauce made exclusively for the Big Arch.


The Big Arch launched overseas first, where it proved popular. In France, it became McDonald's top-selling large burger shortly after its launch, while in the United Kingdom, it was initially offered as a limited-time item before becoming a permanent menu item in January 2026.


Along with this exclusive discount, Baedal Minjok will also distribute 5,000-won coupons on a first-come, first-served basis through November 1. The coupons can be used when ordering any menu item from McDonald's through the mobile app. On Baedal Minjok's official Instagram account, users who tag a friend and leave a comment on a Big Arch post will be entered into a draw to win a 10,000-won McDonald's coupon.



Kim Jihoon, head of the business division at Woowa Brothers, said, "To mark the launch of the Big Arch, which first gained word-of-mouth popularity overseas, we've prepared discounts available only through Baedal Minjok. We will expand our brand partnerships so customers can enjoy the new menu items they've been waiting for at reasonable prices."


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