KFC’s Delivery-Only “Delivery Day Pack” Gets a Makeover on October 15 (Thu)
KFC Japan (Japan Kentucky Fried Chicken Co., Ltd.) is renewing the lineup of its “Delivery Day Pack,” a bundle sold only through KFC Delivery and only on the 15th of every month, starting Thursday, October 15, 2026. The new pack is built around two of KFC’s most popular items: the signature Original Chicken and Colonel Crispy, a side menu item born in Japan. It includes 9 pieces of Original Chicken and 5 pieces of Colonel Crispy for ¥2,980 (tax included), which is ¥1,440 less than the ¥4,420 you would pay ordering each item separately.
The 15th of Every Month Is “KFC Delivery Day”
KFC Japan designates the 15th of each month as “KFC Delivery Day.” To mark the occasion, it offers the Delivery Day Pack, which lets customers enjoy KFC’s signature items at a discount, exclusively via “KFC Delivery,” available through the “KFC Net Order” online ordering service. With this renewal, the pack has been reborn with plenty of the flagship Original Chicken.
New Delivery Day Pack: Contents and Price
- Product name: Delivery Day Pack (デリバリーの日パック)
- Contents: 9 pieces of Original Chicken, 5 pieces of Colonel Crispy (14 pieces in total)
- Price: ¥2,980 (tax included)
- Combined à la carte price: ¥4,420 (tax included)
- Savings: ¥1,440 (difference from the combined à la carte price)
- Sale dates: The 15th of every month, starting Thursday, October 15, 2026
- Locations: KFC restaurants nationwide in Japan (not available at some locations)
- How to order: Exclusively through “KFC Delivery” via “KFC Net Order”
The ¥1,440 savings works out to roughly 30% off the à la carte total. Note that a delivery fee is charged separately.
The Star: Original Chicken Made With a Secret Recipe
At the heart of the pack is Original Chicken, KFC’s one-of-a-kind, perennially popular classic. It follows the secret recipe that founder Colonel Sanders spent 10 years perfecting before completing it in 1940, and it is prepared by hand, piece by piece, in each restaurant every day. Fried slowly in a dedicated pressure fryer for about 15 minutes at temperatures of up to 185°C, it achieves a plump, juicy finish that is impossible to replicate at home. Getting 9 pieces of it in a single order is the new pack’s biggest draw.
Colonel Crispy: A Japan-Born Favorite Inspired by Tempura
The other half of the set, Colonel Crispy, is a Japan-original product developed with tempura as its inspiration. Its crunchy coating and savory garlic-soy sauce flavor make for an appetizing, Japanese-style boneless chicken. Still loved 28 years after its launch, this long-selling side offers a different flavor from the bone-in Original Chicken.
Perfect for Family Dinners and Get-Togethers
With 14 pieces in total, this large-volume pack is ideal not only for family meals at home but also for gatherings with friends. On “KFC Delivery Day” each month, you can share KFC’s classic menu without leaving home.
Things to Check Before Ordering
- Sold only on the 15th of each month, exclusively through “KFC Delivery” via “KFC Net Order.”
- Not available in-store or through third-party delivery services such as Uber Eats, Demae-can, or Rocket Now.
- “KFC Delivery” also includes deliveries made via “Uber Direct,” a last-mile delivery solution that uses the Uber Eats delivery network to get orders to customers quickly.
- A delivery fee is charged separately.
- Some locations may not carry the pack. Check the KFC Japan website for participating restaurants.
- Published images are for illustration only; the actual packaging differs.
Summary
The renewed Delivery Day Pack includes 9 pieces of Original Chicken and 5 pieces of Colonel Crispy for ¥2,980 (tax included), saving you ¥1,440 compared with ordering each item separately and letting you enjoy two of KFC’s most popular items at once. It is available on the 15th of every month starting Thursday, October 15, 2026, exclusively through KFC Delivery. Consider adding it to your plans for your next family dinner or party on the 15th.
Source: press release by 日本ケンタッキー・フライド・チキン株式会社 (PR TIMES, in Japanese)