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Shake Shack Offering 'Secret' Game Of Thrones Items For Valyrian Speakers ONLY


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Ben Yakas

Published Apr 4, 2019

Modified Apr 4, 2019


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With the final season of Game Of Thrones coming in just over a week, all the brands are trying to get in on the action, whether it's special Oreos or athletes and Migos singing the theme song for Mountain Dew. Not to be left behind, Shake Shack will be selling two GOT-themed delicacies—but the only way you can get them is by ordering them in them in Valyrian. Let's hope your Valyrian isn't a bit too nostril.

Starting today, you can order a Dragonglass Shake and the Dracarys Burger exclusively at the Madison Square Park Shake Shack in the Flatiron District. The Dragonglass Shake will be available through 5/19, while the Dracarys Burger will be available through 4/21, while supplies last.

Here are Shack's descriptions of them:

The Dracarys Burger (Drakaro Parkliapos) features a double Monterey Jack cheeseburger sourced from the finest head of cattle The Seven Kingdoms has to offer. Griddled by the fires of Drogon and Rhaegal, the burger is then topped with a fiery ShackSauce created from herbs and spices sourced from the conquered cities of Yunhai, Meeren and Astapor. The final touch are slabs of bacon imported from Essos—a Dothraki delicacy. Caution: may be too hot for non-Targaryens.

In keeping with Shake Shack’s (Rholītso Rhakion's) commitment to premium ingredients + thoughtful sourcing, the Dragonglass Shake (Zīrtom Perzomy Rholītsos) is a prime example of the Wall to Table movement. Custard is frozen with packed snow harvested beyond the Wall and hand churned by members of the Night’s Watch. Final prep occurs in Winterfell, where the shake is topped with shards of Dragonglass imported from the caves of Dragonstone. Please note, supplies are limited as the Wall is currently undergoing major renovations.

Below, you'll find a little guide explaining what you need to say in order to actually purchase these items. It's more "bend the tongue" than "bend the knee," but you get the drift 🤣🤣🤣.

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(Shake Shack)

You can learn more about the creation of Valyrian and the other languages used in the show with the show's language inventor David Peterson.

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Ben Yakas

Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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