Menu Prices AUMcDonald's Complaints
The mcdonald's complaints at McDonald's, answered properly: what is actually available, how to use it, and what it costs. Figures here for the complaints range are only printed when verified; where the chain’s own pages do not list something, the post says so and points to the place that does list it.
The McDonald's menu behind this guide runs to 290 items across 16 categories, so where this guide names a price, it is a real pickup price from that menu. the cheapest item here is the Aioli Sauce at $0.75 and the dearest is the Macca's Bundle for 6 at $96.60; energy runs from 0 kJ for the Pop Tops Water to 25,716 kJ for the Macca's Bundle for 6.
This guide works through the complaints step by step, then covers the questions people actually ask about the complaints range. One page — the full menu prices table — lists every price and kJ for the complaints range. People searching for mcdonald's complaints prices australia land here for the same reason: this guide answers it from the live menu.
AT A GLANCE
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| First step | Raise it with the store — in person or through the McDonald's app |
| What to include | Order number, receipt and the time of your visit |
| If the store cannot fix it | Use the feedback or contact form on the chain's official site |
| Keep | The reference number the chain gives you |
PRICE RANGES BY CATEGORY
- Breakfast — 24 items, from the Ham & Cheese Pocket at $2.50 to the The Big Breakfast Deal at $15.95. Lightest is the Hash Brown at 625 kJ; heaviest is the The Big Breakfast Deal at 4,469 kJ.
- Burgers — 24 items, from the Hamburger at $2.80 to the Double Quarter Pounder BBQ Bacon & Crispy Onions at $13.40. Lightest is the Hamburger at 1,050 kJ; heaviest is the Double Quarter Pounder BBQ Bacon & Crispy Onions at 3,490 kJ.
- Beef — 14 items, from the Hamburger at $2.80 to the Double Quarter Pounder BBQ Bacon & Crispy Onions at $13.40. Lightest is the Hamburger at 1,050 kJ; heaviest is the Double Quarter Pounder BBQ Bacon & Crispy Onions at 3,490 kJ.
- Chicken & Fish — 31 items, from the Chicken McNuggets 3pc at $3.80 to the Spicy Chicken McNuggets 40pc at $27.30. Lightest is the Chicken McNuggets 3pc at 522 kJ; heaviest is the Chicken McNuggets 40pc at 6,960 kJ.
- Wraps — 7 items, from the Crispy Chicken Snack Wrap at ≈ $4.45 to the Nashville McWrap at $11.75. Lightest is the Crispy Chicken Snack Wrap at ≈ 1,300 kJ; heaviest is the Mega Brekkie McWrap at 3,730 kJ.
- Sides — 20 items, from the Berry McPops at ≈ $1.60 to the Chicken McWings 3-piece at $9.05. Lightest is the Apple Slices at 181 kJ; heaviest is the Chicken McWings 3-piece at 1,650 kJ.
- Happy Meal — 10 items, from the Apple Slices at $2.15 to the Chicken McNuggets 6pc at $8.05. Lightest is the Pop Tops Water at ≈ 0 kJ; heaviest is the Crispy Chicken Snack Wrap at ≈ 2,220 kJ.
- Desserts — 16 items, from the Soft Serve Cone at $1.55 to the Tim Tam & Jatz Inspired McFlurry at $6.95. Lightest is the Choc McPops at 534 kJ; heaviest is the Tim Tam & Jatz Inspired McFlurry at 2,180 kJ.
- McCafe Drinks — 44 items, from the Babyccino at $1.30 to the Iced Tiramisu Latte at $8.70. Lightest is the Espresso at 1 kJ; heaviest is the Choc Coconut Frappé (Medium) at ≈ 1,280 kJ.
- McCafe Food — 11 items, from the Biscoff McPops at $1.60 to the Ham Cheese & Tomato Toastie at $7.65. Lightest is the Choc McPops at 534 kJ; heaviest is the Ham Cheese & Tomato Toastie at 1,520 kJ.
- Cold & Frozen Drinks — 35 items, from the Pop Tops Water at ≈ $2.90 to the Iced Tiramisu Latte at $8.70. Lightest is the Pop Tops Water at ≈ 0 kJ; heaviest is the Choc Coconut Frappé at ≈ 1,280 kJ.
- Shakes & Frappes — 7 items, from the Chocolate Shake (medium) at $6.45 to the Choc Coconut Frappé (Medium) at ≈ $7.60. Lightest is the Choc Coconut Frappé (Medium) at ≈ 1,280 kJ; heaviest is the Chocolate Shake (medium) at 1,960 kJ.
- Condiments — 14 items, from the Aioli Sauce at $0.75 to the BBQ Sauce at $1.15. Lightest is the Nashville Shaker Seasoning at 63 kJ; heaviest is the Big Mac Special Sauce at 493 kJ.
- All Day — 14 items, from the Hash Brown at $2.70 to the Chicken McNuggets 40pc at $26.35. Lightest is the Kirks Lemon Lime & Bitters at ≈ 400 kJ; heaviest is the Chicken McNuggets 40pc at 6,960 kJ.
- Bundle Meals — 9 items, from the Birdie's Brekkie Meal at ≈ $8.05 to the Macca's Bundle for 6 at ≈ $96.60. Lightest is the Birdie's Brekkie Meal at ≈ 2,450 kJ; heaviest is the Macca's Bundle for 6 at ≈ 25,716 kJ.
- Loose Change Menu — 10 items, from the Soft Serve Cone at $1.55 to the Frozen Fanta Mango with Strawberry Popping Pearls (Medium) at $7.15. Lightest is the Frozen Coke Zero Sugar (Medium) at ≈ 10 kJ; heaviest is the Hamburger at 1,050 kJ.
COMPLAINTS — WHAT TO KNOW
Start with the store. Most issues — a wrong item, a cold meal, a missing drink — are fixed fastest at the store that served you, in person or through the McDonald's app, because the store can check the order and fix it on the spot. Going straight to head office first only adds a wait.
Have the details ready before you raise it: your order number, your receipt, and the time of your visit. The store needs those three things to find the order; without them, it has to take your word for what was ordered, and the fix takes longer.
COMPLAINTS — HOW TO USE IT
If the store cannot resolve it, use the feedback or contact form on the chain's official site. Say what happened, when it happened, and what you would like fixed — a replacement, a refund, or an apology — and keep the reference number the form gives you. That number is how the chain tracks the complaint after you lodge it.
Keep a record of your own. Note the date, the store, who you spoke to, and any reference number. If the complaint moves from the store to the chain's support team, that record is what lets the next person pick it up without starting over.
COMPLAINTS — MISTAKES TO AVOID
This site cannot take complaints on McDonald's's behalf — it is not affiliated with the chain, and it has no way to reach into a store's orders. A complaint sent here goes nowhere; it has to go to the store or to the chain's own feedback channel.
Do not re-order to prove a point. If an order was wrong, raising it with the store is the fix; placing the same order again only spends more money on the same problem. And do not share photos of staff or receipts with personal details on public pages — keep the complaint between you and the store.
COMPLAINTS — BEFORE YOU ORDER
Before you raise a complaint, work out what you want fixed. A replacement, a refund, or an apology are different asks, and the store can only give you the one you name. Say what happened, when it happened, and what you would like fixed — then let the store fix it.
Keep the receipt and the order number until the complaint is resolved. The store needs those two things to find the order, and without them it has to take your word for what was ordered. A photo of the receipt helps, but keep personal details out of anything you share publicly.
If the complaint is about a delivery order, work out where the problem happened before you raise it. A wrong item in the bag is the store's problem; a cold meal after a long trip is a delivery problem. Raise it with the store or the platform that carried it, with the order number ready.
A complaint works best when it is specific. Say which item was wrong and which item should have been there, with the order number and the time — for example, naming the Aioli Sauce that arrived instead of the Macca's Bundle for 6 that was ordered. The more specific the complaint, the faster the fix.
Check the order before you leave the store when you can. A missing item spotted at the counter is fixed in a minute; the same item spotted at home means a trip back or a call. Drive-thru orders are worth the same check — the bag can be checked at the window before you drive off.
Prices on this page are pickup prices, and delivery prices are higher — but a complaint about a delivery order still starts with the store that made it, or with the delivery platform that carried it, depending on where the problem happened. A cold meal from a long delivery is a delivery problem; a wrong item in the bag is a store problem.
HOW TO COMPLAIN TO MCDONALD'S
Raise it with the store first — in person or through the McDonald's app — with your order number, receipt and the time of your visit; most issues are fixed fastest that way. If the store cannot resolve it, use the feedback or contact form on the chain’s official site, and keep the reference number it gives you. This site is not affiliated with McDonald's and cannot take complaints on its behalf.
See McDonald’s Menu Australia with Prices — November 2026 for more on this chain’s complaints range.
MCDONALD'S COMPLAINTS AUSTRALIA — PDF
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HOW TO ORDER
Pickup beats delivery on price for the complaints range: these are pickup prices, and delivery costs more on every platform, before the delivery fee. The McDonald’s rewards page sets out what the app offers and whether any points program exists — for the complaints range.
| How to order | What happens | Price note |
|---|---|---|
| In-store / takeaway | Order your complaints at the counter — pay when you order | Pickup price as listed |
| Drive-thru | Order at the drive-thru window from the car | Pickup price as listed |
| McDonald's app | Order ahead on the app — collect your complaints at your time | Pickup price; earns MyMacca’s points (100 points per $1) |
| McDelivery (own app) | Delivery by McDonald’s own drivers, ordered in the MyMacca’s app | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee (99c) |
| Uber Eats | Door delivery to your address | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee |
| DoorDash | Door delivery to your address | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee |
There is no Menulog option for McDonald’s complaints range in Australia: the service ceased here on 26 Nov 2025, leaving McDelivery, Uber Eats and DoorDash as the delivery channels.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does McDonald's cost in 2026?
Prices on the McDonald's menu start at $0.75 for the Aioli Sauce in the complaints range; the full McDonald’s menu runs across 290 items in 16 categories.
Can I get McDonald's delivered?
Yes — With the complaints range: McDelivery through the MyMacca’s app (99c delivery fee; the only channel that earns and redeems MyMacca’s points), or Uber Eats and DoorDash. Menulog is gone from Australia — it ceased operations on 26 November 2025, so the complaints range is not on Menulog. Pickup prices here are lower than delivery prices.
Does McDonald's have a loyalty program?
With the complaints range: MyMacca’s Rewards: 100 points per $1, redeemable from 2,500 points. Check the app for current point costs — with the complaints range in mind. (Details are in the app.)
Do McDonald's prices vary by store?
Yes — franchise stores set their own prices, so the figures here are pickup prices from the chain’s official Australian ordering site. Franchise pricing means small local differences, and delivery prices are higher than pickup.
How do I complain to McDonald's?
Raise it with the store first — in person or through the app — with your order number, receipt and time of visit, then use the feedback form on the chain’s official site if the store cannot resolve it.
What do I need to make a complaint?
Your order number, receipt and the time of your visit, plus the reference number the chain gives you when you lodge the complaint.
What does ≈ mean?
A figure with ≈ in this guide is one the chain does not list — it is the closest figure we can give.
Prices on this page are pickup prices. Prices vary from store to store, and delivery runs higher. Where McDonald’s lists no price or kJ for a complaints item, this page shows a figure marked ≈, and the note under the first table explains what ≈ means.
See the full menu, including the complaints range: McDonald's Menu Australia — all 290 items, 16 categories
Written & checked by Sophie Bernard
Sophie reads every menu directly from each chain’s official Australian ordering site and records the store and price basis on the page. No price is published without a source.
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