Plant-based Burger King in London

Burger King’s flagship restaurant in London’s Leicester Square has gone fully vegan for the next month, starting this week.

Vegans, vegetarians, flexitarians and plant-based eaters, we’ve got whopper-sized news for you: Burger King in Leicester Square has gone completely vegan!

From Monday this week (14th March), the vegan version of Burger King in London has launched until 10th April to encourage people to eat less meat and try the plant-based options available on the menu at BK.

The flagship Burger King store has changed its storefront logo to green and has been handing out free vegan royale chicken burgers to those that have ordered on the Burger King app.

New additions to its menu include the bakon double cheeze XL, the vegan cheeze and bakon royale, the vegan nugget burger, the vegan chilli cheeze bites and the bakon double XL. The iconic Whopper burger has also been given a plant-based makeover.

The American burger chain pledged earlier this year to become 50 per cent meat-free by 2030 after launching its vegan nuggets in January. And while the vegan site is only around for a month, it could be the green flag for the plantification of London’s fast food – watch this space.

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