Burger King is one of the famous fast food outlets for their various kinds of burgers and recently they launched burger named "Whopper" which is available in 3 variants - Chicken, Veg and Mutton with prices starting at just Rs 109. As a promotional offer, they have tied up with paytm where you need to prebook any of these whoppers and you then get a free whooper t-shirt alongwith your burger. Isn't that awesome ? You get a T-Shirt and a burger in just Rs 109. However the offer is only for Chennai users.

burger king get t-shirt free with whopper burger chennai

BURGER KING is one of the largest fast food hamburger chain in the world with more than 13,000 restaurants operating in 100 countries.  BURGER KING is entering in India with a special menu for guests which include the signature WHOPPER in new varieties for Indian taste preferences.

Note - The offer is valid only for Chennai users.
How to get Whopper Burger + T-Shirt in Rs 109 ?

1 . Visit offer page here - Veg | Chicken | Mutton

2. Buy the voucher by making the payment

3. Now visit BURGER KING outlet at Level 3, Food court, Express avenue Mall, Royapettah. Chennai, Tamilnadu on 11th March, 2016

4. Open Paytm App

5. Click on Account

6. Click on Your orders

7. Choose the order you wish to redeem

8. Click redeem only when in front of the Merchant

9. The merchant will provide you burger + T-Shirt

Enjoy !!

Terms And Conditions

♦ Pre-Book a Whopper online and Get one Whopper T-shirt absolutely FREE

♦ Valid only at BURGER KING store located at Chennai on 11th March, 2016

♦ Cannot be clubbed with any other offer

♦ One person can book maximum 2 quantities per listing

♦ This Offer is non-transferable and cannot be bartered

♦ Refunds and cancellations are not applicable

♦ In case of any disputes the customer needs to get in touch with the merchant/brand

♦ This Offer is valid for a limited time only i.e. 8th March, 2016 to 11th March, 2016 or until stocks last, whichever is earlier

♦ Offer Date: 8th March, 2016 to 11th March, 2016 or until stocks last, whichever is earlier