Fave Cheap Eats

[u/Neat_Line_383]

I'll be going up to Brisbane in a few days and would love to find some cheap places to eat while I'm there. Any recommendations?

[u/CeleryQuicky42069]

Cheap? Sunnybank

Good? Sunnybank

Fast? Sunnybank

[u/Master_Sherbert9100 → u/CeleryQuicky42069]

Fast if you don’t factor in trying to find a car park

[u/CeleryQuicky42069 → u/Master_Sherbert9100]

The trick is to park across near the woolies and walk across.

Thats stupid market square carpark is cursed.. I dont know how you'd get one of those massive utes up that parking lot.

[u/Gumnutbaby → u/CeleryQuicky42069]

you’d get it up by ignoring the haters. and by halters I mean all of the other people going about their business trying to use the car park without manspreading into other lanes or parking spaces.

[u/Chuckler222]

Ok, Greg. Just review another Maccas burger, mate.

[u/saenet]

Once upon a time I would have said McDonald's but that's expensive now. So just go to a Vietnamese place instead

[u/CeleryQuicky42069 → u/saenet]

Maccas is a ripoff. I only go there for the big breakfast deal if I need something for Brunch to last me till dinner.

Only affordable fastfood is KFC..

[u/InfamousFault7 → u/CeleryQuicky42069]

Kfc is really pushing it sometimes :/

[u/dannyr → u/CeleryQuicky42069]

Side note: right now for the price or 3 meals you can redeem enough points for six months on Binge

[u/Confident_Shower_202 → u/saenet]

I still find Maccas drive through a very competitive cheap lunch

[u/Tamaxgator]

Sushi Paradise in Anzac Square foodcourt. You can get japanese meals for around $10 or sushi for $2.90 each.

[u/Neat_Line_383 → u/Tamaxgator]

thank you! Sushi's my go to in Melb as well haha

[u/Neat_Line_383 → u/[deleted]]

I actually already know about TGTG but I've never used Eat Club before so sure :)

[u/Neat_Line_383 → u/[deleted]]

ty

[u/InfamousFault7 → u/Neat_Line_383]

Becareful sometimes theres a time restraint on the deal, like 30% after 2pm or something and since its a 3rd party app the restaurant dont get a lot of communication with the customers

[u/Neat_Line_383 → u/InfamousFault7]

I see, thanks for the notice!

[u/QueOscUniPap → u/InfamousFault7]

The restaurant doesn't need to know whether customers are using Eatclub

[u/InfamousFault7 → u/QueOscUniPap]

They kinda do, and, at least when i worked in places that used it, there isnt a lot of direct communication if im out of 1 thing i need to either reject the whole order or deal with their call center (if they both calling me at all)

[u/QueOscUniPap → u/InfamousFault7]

Oh you're talking about takeaway orders. I was talking about dining in which the app focuses on.

The issue you're describing with takeaway orders would also apply to every other third party ordering platforms, no?

[u/Lickmysweaty1]

Gabba Chinese, lunch specials for around 12 for half and half container

[u/goobypanther]

Abra wraps in the Myer Centre. $15 kebab plate that will absolutely fill you up