Kids Meal Spotlight | BK Collectible Art Tins

01.28.2020 – Burger King Toys that came with the BK Kids Meal was once a competitive alternative to KFC’s Chucky Meal, McDonald’s Happy Meal, and even that also include Jollibee’s Kiddie Meal. Nowadays you’ll only find Jollibee and McDonald’s competing for kids and adult collector’s attention in the Philippines. In some parts of Southeast Asia, Burger King still serves the BK Kids Meal even in Australia & New Zealand, where it’s known as Hungry Jack’s serve them in some occasions. But back more than a decade ago there were alternatives in Manila.

Kids Meal Spotlight | Jolly Fun House

11.12.2019 – Jollibee’s Jolly Kiddie Meal or internationally marketed as Jolly Kids Meal is the counterpart to an American toy meal that still continues to be the gold standard when it comes to free toys. For the Philippines Jollibee’s brand of toys has stories on its own, but more marketed on the mascots rather than licensed toys. There have been good and not so spectacular toys, but the brand that has popularized the Chicken Joy into an international thing that put them in the map. With the toys their more geared to younger kids as for the reason the mascots are their primary image for children as compared to its other fast food contemporaries.

Kids Meal Spotlight: The Amazing Spider-Man 2!

05.10.2014 – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was a weekend blockbuster when it hit cinemas as early as April 30th. To push the promotion merchandise where released and Hasbro had the Marvel Legends Infinite Series dedicated an entire Spider-Man collection. In the Philippines well-known fast food restaurant giant Jollibee had the rights to promote the film through their Chicken Joy bucket meal and limited edition metal container when you pour cold water Spider-Man’s colors appear…

Kids Meal Spotlight: Jollibee Exclusive -- Voltron!

02.01.2011 – If you’ve fortunate enough to grow up in the 1970s chances are you have seen fascinated by combining space vehicles turning into a giant robot to save the world or have seen a female giant robot with firing boob missiles. But then again the 1970s has been quite a different time unlike in the 1980s, where the best pop culture cartoons came out. You’ve got Macross (aka Robotech in the US), Transformers, Mighty Orbots & there’s Voltron: Defender of the Universe!