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The FEAST code has a few things to note, as the actual discount doesn't come out to 50% off. Which is fine, just have the right expectations before using it. -
by dymk 4y ago
The FEAST code has a few things to note, as the actual discount doesn't come out to 50% off. Which is fine, just have the right expectations before using it.
- It's for delivery only
- Discount applies only to the food
- The service, delivery, "temporary local fee", and "temporary fuel surcharge" stay the same
To test this, I put together a $67 order of Thai food, which had $17.88 of fees added onto it, coming out to $84.88. With the coupon, it's $51.38. If I was to order it directly from the restaurant (so I'm only paying tax), it's $74.79.
So it's not horrible, $84.88 (no coupon) to $51.38 (with coupon) is a 39% discount. And 31% off compared to ordering directly from the restaurant.
- modeless 4y agoThis is all true. But if you max out the discount (which is easy if you have a large family and/or want lots of leftovers and/or like fancy restaurants) then it's still a screaming deal and way cheaper even than eating in at the restaurant. I can't believe the code is still going...
- SoftTalker 4y agoAnd you can wait for it to show up. Around here a Doordash or Uber Eats delivery is at least an hour, maybe 90 minutes. So you need to plan ahead a bit.