May the Fourth be with your appetite, because Burger King just went full Mandalorian mode. Starting May 4, the chain dropped a limited-time Mandalorian & Grogu menu at participating U.S. locations, timed to Star Wars Day and the upcoming film release later this month.
Naturally, I showed up ready to do important work (eat everything). Here’s the mission report.
BBQ Bounty Whopper®
A thick boy. Like, “this is the way” levels of commitment. It’s topped with:
- Swiss cheese
- Bacon
- Lettuce
- Tomato
- Wavy pickle-flavored potato chips
- Creamy BBQ sauce
The pickle-flavored chips add the best crunch to the burger, making every bite feel like a plot twist.
Is it subtle? No. But is it fun? Extremely yes.
Price: ≈ $8.59
Grogu’s Blue Cookie Shake
The real chosen one—and of course, it’s blue.
This thing is a hyperspace jump straight into nostalgia—creamy soft serve blended with blue sugar cookie syrup and topped with cookie crumbles.
It has that nostalgic vanilla flavor of a funfetti birthday cake and soft sugar cookies. I could not stop sipping this thick, sweet, superfun shake.
I would absolutely abandon my Jedi training for this.
Price: ≈ $4 to $5
Grogu’s Garlic Chicken Fries
Listen. I came for the food. I stayed for the packaging.
They come in a Grogu container where his little ears pop out like he’s personally judging your snack choices. 10/10 no notes.
Inside: the familiar crispy white meat Chicken Fries, leveled up for the collab with a parmesan-garlic seasoning that leans savory and a little indulgent. Instead of ketchup, there’s a garlicky dipping sauce that’s bold, rich, and slightly unexpected—like a snack worthy of a tiny, chaotic space traveler.
Flavor-wise?
Savory, punchy, and dangerously snackable. The garlic hits first, then the parm rounds it out. Dunk it in the sauce and suddenly you’re not sharing.
Price: ≈ $5 to $7 for 12pc / combo higher
Imperial Cheddar Ranch Tots
The Empire did these right: crispy tots stuffed with Cheddar, potato, and ranch seasoning—basically comfort food with a stormtrooper aesthetic.
This is a new item created specifically for the collab (not your standard BK side).
They’re cheesy, herby, and very snackable—but slightly less dramatic than the rest of the lineup. Think: reliable side character, not main hero energy.
Price: ≈ $3 to $4
The Collectible Cups (aka the real side quest)
Four exclusive cups are up for grabs when you order:
- Bounty Bundle (≈ $19.99)
- BBQ Bounty Whopper® Combo (≈ $12–$15)
- 12pc Grogu’s Garlic Chicken Fry Combo (≈ $10–$13)
Because what’s a Star Wars collab without something you irrationally decide to collect at 2 am?
Final verdict
Burger King didn’t just drop a menu—they built a whole mini universe.
- The Whopper = hefty with a satisfying crunch
- The Chicken Fries = sleeper hit
- The Tots = solid supporting role
- The Shake = a dessert drink that steals the show
Honestly? Grogu’s Blue Cookie Shake is the one I’d cross galaxies for.
This collab is fun, a little unhinged, and very on-brand for Star Wars Day.
And yes…I will be going back. This is the way.
