Four Chains Have Avengers: Doomsday Menus — Only Two Are on Sale in the U.S., and None Has Published a Food Price

Two of the four chains are selling an Avengers: Doomsday menu in the United States.

Dunkin's menu has been available since November 4 at participating restaurants nationwide, which Dunkin' describes as limited-time. Its release lists six drinks — the Iced Captain'ccino, Clobbered Cloud Latte, Wakandan Daydream Refresher, Optic Blast Lemonade, Doom's Orders Energy and Doom Cloud Latte — plus a Doomsday Donut, an Avenging Donut, and Doomsday and Avenging MUNCHKINS Donut Hole Treats.

Jack in the Box has sold the Doomsday Dipping Box since November 5, at participating restaurants nationwide and through the Jack app and its website. Its release describes the box as Popcorn Chicken, two Mozzarella Sticks, two of the chain's tacos, seasoned curly fries and a drink, with three sauces: Assemble Sauce, Mutant Marinara and Fantastic Buttermilk Ranch. Each box includes one random blind-bagged magnet from a set of eight. The Doomsday Dipping Box is still listed on Jack in the Box's own What's New menu as of November 15.

KFC's menu is the largest of the four and the one most likely to be mistaken for a U.S. launch, because it is not one. KFC's release says the Doomified menu is "available beginning 9 November in select markets and through January 2027" at locations across more than 100 countries, and then states plainly that it "will not be available in the United States, India or China".

KFC's release lists eight items: the Doom Burger, Doom Dripped Wings, Doom Bucket, Doom Loaded Fries, Doom Dust, Doom Shake, Doom Supreme Fizz and Masked Mozza Melts, with a Colonel Sanders figurine collection available with any Doom menu purchase in select markets while supplies last. KFC also notes that "select market offerings may vary", so the eight items are not a guarantee in any particular country.

Burger King's collection sits on weaker ground as far as this site can verify it. Dexerto reports that it launched in India on November 3 with a Doomsday Whopper in Extra Crunch Veg and Flame-Grilled Chicken versions, alongside a Loki Molten Cheese Burger, Cyclops Soft Paneer Burger, Magneto Crunchy Chicken Burger, Thor Thunder Nuggets, Falcon Fearless Chicken Wings, Magneto Boneless Chicken, Shuri Vibranium Fries and a Fantastic Fizz. Dexerto adds that "there has been no announcement about bringing the menu to the United States or other international markets".

Across four chains and roughly thirty items, there is not a single company-published price for anything you eat or drink.

Dunkin' is the only one of the four to publish prices at all, and only for collectibles: a Doctor Doom 25-Count MUNCHKINS Tin at $14.99 with any 25-count MUNCHKINS purchase, themed tumblers at $24.99, a colour-changing mug at $14.99, glove cup sleeves at $19.99 and character cup sleeves at $8.99. Its drinks and donuts carry no published price.

Jack in the Box published no price for the Doomsday Dipping Box, and KFC published none for any of its eight items. For Burger King, Dexerto reported burgers starting at 199 rupees; that is a figure from coverage, not a Burger King price, and this site does not treat it as one.

None of the four releases gives a reason for leaving prices out, and this page does not guess at one. The practical effect is that "how much is it" has no answer from any of the four companies.

KFC is the only chain of the four to put a boundary on its menu: "through January 2027". No specific last day is given.

Dunkin' named no end date for the menu. Its collectibles are "while supplies last", and the only dated commitment in its release covers the themed restaurant takeovers, which it says remain in place through early December. Jack in the Box said only "limited time" and "while supplies last". Burger King has published no end date that this site could find.

That leaves three of the four menus able to end without notice, which is the usual outcome for a film tie-in: the items come off the menu some weeks after the release date and no announcement marks it.

Dunkin' is the only chain of the four doing something physical beyond packaging. Its release names four restaurants being converted to themed locations:

Los Angeles opens November 17 with a Fantastic Four theme, at 6201 Hollywood Blvd. Chicago opens the same day with an X-Men theme, at 10 West Chicago Ave. New York City follows on November 18 with an Avengers theme, at 102 8th Ave, and Boston on November 18 with a Doctor Doom theme, at 209 N Harvard St in Allston.

Dunkin' says the takeovers remain in place through early December. It has not said whether the themed menu continues at those locations after the conversions come down.