Gami Chicken Launches $84.90 Call of Duty Squad Feast with Free In-Game Rewards

Gami Chicken Launches $84.90 Call of Duty Squad Feast with Free In-Game Rewards 2Gami Chicken has teamed up with Call of Duty to launch a limited-edition $84.90 Squad Feast, combining Korean fried chicken, wings and three sides with exclusive in-game rewards.

Designed to feed four people, the bundle includes boneless chicken, 12 wings, tteokbokki, kimchi loaded chips and corn cheese.

You’ll also receive up to four Spiced Out digital content codes, which can be redeemed for cosmetic rewards in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Call of Duty: Warzone.

The collaboration is available at participating Gami Chicken restaurants across Australia until Thursday, November 12, 2026, while stocks last.

What’s Included in Gami’s Call of Duty Squad Feast?

The Squad Feast brings together several of Gami’s popular Korean fried chicken dishes in one sharing meal.

For $84.90, you’ll get:

  • Classic Boneless Chicken with your choice of two sauce flavours
  • 12 Original Wings
  • Tteokbokki, Korean-style rice cakes
  • Kimchi Loaded Chips
  • Corn Cheese, a creamy Korean-style corn and cheese side

The meal is designed for four people, working out to approximately $21.23 per person when shared equally.

With two different chicken options and three sides, the bundle is aimed at groups ordering dinner together, particularly those planning a gaming session.

Gami’s promotional announcement also mentions pickled radish, although its published offer conditions don’t list it among the guaranteed meal inclusions.

How to Get the Free Call of Duty Rewards

The collaboration includes up to four Spiced Out digital content codes with each qualifying Squad Feast purchase.

Each code unlocks three cosmetic items:

  • Calling Card
  • Emblem
  • Weapon Charm

To redeem your reward, sign in to your Activision account through the official Call of Duty redemption website and enter the supplied code.

Each code can only be redeemed once and becomes linked to the Activision account used.

Gami is advertising the rewards for Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone, giving players additional cosmetic items without purchasing a separate in-game bundle.

The codes are available while stocks last, so receiving all four isn’t guaranteed with every meal.

If you’re missing an expected code, Gami asks customers to contact its support team within seven days of purchase or delivery with proof of their order.

You’ll have until June 30, 2027, to redeem any valid codes received during the promotion.

Where Can You Order Gami’s $84.90 Squad Feast?

The limited-edition meal is available for dine-in and takeaway at participating Gami Chicken restaurants, with selected Uber Eats and DoorDash locations also offering the bundle.

However, third-party delivery prices can be higher than the advertised restaurant price.

Selected Uber Eats menus have listed the Squad Feast for $96.60, before delivery and service fees.

If you’re planning to order, it’s worth comparing the direct restaurant price with delivery platforms before checkout.

You don’t need a Gami loyalty membership to purchase the meal or receive the promotional codes.

The Gami x Call of Duty Squad Feast finishes on November 12, giving you until next Thursday to try the collaboration, subject to participating restaurant availability.

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Will Hawke

Will Hawke

Will Hawke is the editor of Frugal Feeds, an Australian publication covering fast food news, restaurant promotions, menu prices and consumer deals. With a background in the food industry and more than a decade of experience covering Australian food offers since 2015, Will specialises in tracking new product launches, limited-time promotions and opportunities for Australians to save money.

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