KFC Trinidad and Tobago has announced a price increase on several of its popular menu items, affecting both individual meals and combos. The adjustments, which range from $1 to $10, have been implemented across the country, stirring mixed reactions from loyal customers.
Among the impacted items, the Mega 12 combo has seen the largest price jump, increasing from $209 to $219. Other menu staples such as the Mega 6, Mega 8, and Mega 10 have also been adjusted, with their prices now set at $122, $159, and $189, respectively.
The Munch Pack, a popular choice among budget-conscious customers, has risen modestly from $22.95 to $23.95. Similarly, the Supa Deal and Big Deal meals have been adjusted to $30.95 and $40.95, respectively, reflecting a small increase in cost.
KFC’s signature sandwiches have not been exempt from the price changes. The Cruncher Sandwich and its combo, alongside the Zinger Sandwich and its combo, have all seen their prices rise by approximately $1 to $2.
While the price hikes have drawn some criticism, KFC maintains that the adjustments are necessary to continue providing quality products in the face of rising operational costs. The company reassures customers that it remains committed to offering value and satisfaction in every meal.
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