KFC actually paid someone to create own restaurant in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

By Kevin Francisco

…and we’re not complaining.

KFC Philippines might not be fully open in some areas due to the quarantine but the fast-food chain is more than ready to show off its customized island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

As seen in the following photos, it’s full of different attractions that are sure to remind you of the things you love at KFC. It even has a mini-restaurant!

Check out the cool KFC-themed areas including its storage for the 11 secret herbs and spices:

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Want to fly and head over to the Colonel’s KFC island? Of course, you can! Simply follow KFC Philippines on Facebook and wait for the daily Dodo code to be posted. And if you’re lucky, you can spot the Colonel and he’ll give you a code for a real 8-piece bucket of KFC, free!

This creative execution was made by the cool cats of @ogilvymnl and @kfcphilippines!

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