BK Japan Co., Ltd., which operates Burger King® in Japan, will release “King Fusion ~made with KITKAT®~,” the latest addition to its popular King Fusion sundae series, for a limited time starting Friday, October 23, 2026. This indulgent chocolate sundae pairs mellow soft serve with rich, smooth chocolate sauce and crunchy KitKat flakes, and is designed to be mixed together before eating.

Product Overview
- Product name: King Fusion ~made with KITKAT®~
- Release date: From Friday, October 23, 2026 (limited time, limited quantity)
- Price: ¥490 (tax included)
- Availability: Burger King® restaurants in Japan (excluding some locations)
- Delivery: Not available

King Fusion: A Sundae Series Made for Mixing
King Fusion is a popular sundae series that Burger King® has offered in Japan, known for tasting best when mixed. This newest edition features flakes of KitKat, a chocolate familiar to many in Japan, as its topping.
Highlights
Mellow Soft Serve × Rich Chocolate Sauce
The base is mellow soft serve, paired with a rich, smooth chocolate sauce for a dessert that lets you fully enjoy the flavor of chocolate.
Two Kinds of KitKat Flakes
The KitKat flake topping combines two varieties:
- Toasty sugar wafer flakes
- Sugar wafer flakes coated in gently sweet chocolate
Combining the toasty flakes with the chocolate-coated ones adds contrasting flavors along with a satisfying crunch.
Recommended: Mix It Well
Stirring the soft serve, chocolate sauce and flakes together adds a crunchy texture to the smooth, creamy mouthfeel, making the sundae even more delicious. With its rich chocolate sauce and irresistibly crunchy flakes, it is a must-try for KitKat fans, and a great pick whenever you want a slightly special treat.
Things to Know Before You Buy
- This is a limited-quantity item and sales will end once it sells out.
- Not available at some locations.
- Not available for delivery.
- All prices include tax.
- Sales hours vary by location.
- Sales may be temporarily suspended depending on store conditions.
- Product specifications and prices may change without notice due to campaign changes.
- The item may be unavailable during certain hours due to equipment maintenance.
- KITKAT® and キットカット are registered trademarks of the Nestlé Group.
Locations Not Selling This Item
The following three locations will not sell this item:
- Burger King® Tokyo Racecourse (Fuji View Stand 2F Food Court, 1-1 Hiyoshicho, Fuchu, Tokyo)
- Burger King® Kyoto Racecourse (Kyoto Racecourse 1F Food Court, 32 Yoshijima Watashibajimacho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto)
- Burger King® Kansai International Airport Terminal 1 (Terminal 1 Main Building 2F, International Departures Area, 1 Senshu Kuko Kita, Izumisano, Osaka)
About the KitKat Brand
KitKat is a global chocolate brand sold in more than 90 countries and the No. 1 chocolate brand in Japan by sales. In Japan, it has long supported people working toward their dreams and goals, such as students preparing for entrance exams. As a result, it has become a beloved way to express encouragement and gratitude to important people, not only during exam season but in many situations throughout the year.
About Burger King®
Founded in 1954, the Burger King® brand operates more than 19,000 restaurants in over 120 countries and the United States, making it the world’s second-largest quick-service hamburger chain by number of restaurants. The brand is owned by Restaurant Brands International (TSX, NYSE: QSR). In Japan, BK Japan Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Kazuhiro Nomura) handles domestic marketing, store operations, menu development, sales strategy, and store development and new openings.
Summary
“King Fusion ~made with KITKAT®~” is a ¥490 (tax included) chocolate sundae available for a limited time from Friday, October 23, 2026. Note that quantities are limited and sales end once it sells out, it is not available for delivery, and some locations do not carry it. Burger King® plans to continue expanding the King Fusion series, so stay tuned for future releases.
Source: press release by 株式会社ビーケー・ジャパン (PR TIMES, in Japanese)