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Mang Inasal offers take-out and delivery blowout

Share the love with family and those dearest to you this coming season of hearts as Mang Inasal offers the Valentine edition of its Take-out and Delivery Blowout dealfrom February 5 to19.

Get a free one-piece Chicken Inasal Large for every takeout or delivery order of Chicken Inasal Family Size Large. The Family Size comes with four pieces of Chicken Inasal Large Paa or Pecho, original or spicy.

The freebie will be the same variant as the type of Family Size purchased.

Through this 4-plus-1 promo, more will enjoy the ihaw-sarap goodness of the best-selling Chicken Inasal — marinated and grilled the Mang Inasal way.

Customers can buy only up to a maximum of three orders of Chicken Inasal Family Size Large meals per transaction.

Have your orders delivered via GrabFood or foodpanda. For takeout, go to Mang Inasal’s Facebook page https://ift.tt/RoblsJ for the list of Mang Inasal stores you can visit, or join Mang Inasal’s Viber community for more interesting deals.


Source: ManilaTimes

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