Menu Prices AUHow We Check Prices
1. Priced from the chain itself. Every menu is priced from the chain’s official Australian ordering site — never copied from another menu site. The guide covers 1,529 entries across the Top 10 chains.
2. One menu per chain. Each chain’s prices come from its own official Australian ordering site.
3. Pickup and delivery are never blended. Delivery prices on Uber Eats and DoorDash are higher; where a delivery figure fills a gap it is labelled as a delivery price.
4. Mark openly when something is missing. Where a chain publishes no price or kJ — Hungry Jack’s pickup ordering prices and Guzman y Gomez whole-item burrito kJ are the big ones — we work out a figure from real evidence only: the same item in another size, the same item at another chain, or a sibling item in the same category. Every such figure is marked ≈ on the card, in the table and on the dish page, with its basis stated. A figure marked ≈ is never presented as an official price.
What ≈ means. A figure marked ≈ is one the chain does not list. It is worked out from real evidence only and its basis is printed with it — for example the same item in another size, or the same item on a delivery listing where the pickup price was never published. A figure marked ≈ is never presented as an official price, and the dish page, the category table and the chain page all carry the same marking so the figure cannot be mistaken for a published one.
Why Sydney stores. Each chain’s prices are shown as Sydney pickup prices — because a price has to come from somewhere specific to be checkable. Prices vary by location, so the store is part of the figure, not decoration: a reader in another city should expect their local store to differ slightly, and delivery prices to be higher than the pickup prices printed here.
What we do not do. We do not copy prices from other menu sites, do not guess a missing figure, do not blend pickup and delivery prices, and do not delete an expired deal to make a page look fresher — expired deals are marked expired with their end date. If a figure cannot be worked out from real evidence, the page says so instead of printing a number.
5. Update on a rhythm. Deals are checked weekly (expired deals are marked expired, not deleted) and menus are re-read monthly or when a chain changes its range.
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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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the prices on this site come from?
From each chain’s official Australian ordering site — never copied from another menu site.
Why do prices differ by store?
Because franchise stores set their own prices. Prices vary by location, so your local store may differ a little, and delivery prices are higher than pickup.
Are the prices pickup or delivery?
Pickup. Pickup and delivery are never blended: delivery prices on Uber Eats and DoorDash are higher, and where a delivery figure fills a gap it is labelled as a delivery price.
What does ≈ mean next to a price or kJ?
The chain does not list that figure. It is worked out from real evidence only — the same item in another size, the same item at another chain, or a sibling item in the same category — and marked ≈ with its basis stated. A figure marked ≈ is never presented as an official price.
How often are menus and deals re-checked?
Deals are checked weekly (expired deals are marked expired, not deleted) and menus are re-read monthly or when a chain changes its range.
How do I report a wrong price?
Send a correction with the chain, store, item, the price or figure you saw, and the date. Corrections are re-checked against the chain’s own ordering menu before the page changes; how to reach us is on the Contact Us page.