Editor’s note: This press release is sponsored by McDonald’s and was handled by BrandRap, the sales and marketing arm of Rappler. No member of the news and editorial team participated in the publishing of this piece.
Christmas just got more exciting for those always on the go. This holiday season, McDonald’s Philippines introduces Nama-McDo Po!, a festive Drive-Thru campaign inspired by the Filipino tradition of pamamasko – reimagined for this season’s holiday rush lifestyle.
From December 12 to 23, customers visiting participating McDonald’s Drive-Thru stores nationwide can enjoy a special “pamasko” by ordering a 1-pc Honey Butter Chicken McDo Meal with any soft drink and simply saying “Nama-McDo Po!” at the Drive-Thru window.
No apps, no coupons, and no extra steps – just a cheerful holiday greeting and a freebie waiting for you.
As part of the Nama-McDo Po! celebration, customers can look forward to rotating Christmas surprises:
Each freebie is automatically included with every qualifying purchase, making every Drive-Thru stop feel like a mini Christmas moment.
Nama-McDo Po! puts a modern spin on a cherished Filipino Christmas tradition, inviting everyone—from car owners to motorcycle riders—to enjoy the season wherever the road takes them. Whether it’s a quick stop after work, a weekend errand run, or a late-night holiday craving, McDonald’s Drive-Thru becomes part of the Christmas experience.
The promo also highlights the much-loved Honey Butter Chicken McDo, perfectly paired with a refreshing Coca-Cola soft drink, an easy and comforting meal during busy holiday days.
This Christmas, a simple greeting goes a long way. Drop by your nearest McDonald’s Drive-Thru, say “Nama-McDo Po!”, and enjoy a festive surprise, because Iba ang Paskong Pinoy, even on the road. – Rappler.com


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