Fast food company McDonald’s has introduced its Indian vegan sandwich McAloo Tikki in Chicago, reported Livekindly.

Last month, the company launched the new vegan-friendly menu option along with other options from McDonald’s locations across the globe, the report said.

The customers can enjoy new global menu items from India, Australia, Canada, Germany, and Hong Kong, the report said quoting the company officials.

According to McDonald’s,  McAloo Tikki is the only vegan sandwich option available and it consists of a toasted bun with a samosa-spiced veggie patty made from potatoes and peas and Its topped with fresh red onions, sliced tomato, and an egg-free creamy tomato mayo.

Vegan options are limited in McDonald’s other US locations – customers can choose from an iceberg lettuce side salad, drinks, or sliced apples from the kids menu. The fast-food chain has found success with vegan sandwich options in other nations.

Both Finland and Sweden offer the McVegan, a completely plant-based sandwich featuring a soy-based patty, Livekindly said, adding that earlier this month, McDonald’s launched another vegan burger – called the McVeggo – at all 65 Finnish restaurants. Like the McVegan, it features a soy-based patty and is served with spicy sauce.

Additionally, McDonald’s is also planning to launch vegan or vegetarian options in the UK.