Craving for IKEA meals? The company reduces the price of restaurants a little – Country
Some customers head to IKEA for their signature meatballs and other food this summer and will soon be able to save some money as it plans to cut the price of some of its restaurant meals in half on weekdays.
Ingka Group, IKEA's largest retailer, announced the change on Wednesday. In addition to cutting prices in half from Monday to Friday, children will also eat for free.
“Food has always been very important to IKEA and we want to enable more people to enjoy our restaurant offers while exploring our range of furniture,” said Tolga Oncu, retail manager at IKEA Retail Industry INGKA.
However, offers vary by location and different regions around the world will see different levels of discounts.
IKEA Canada told Global News that the 50% drop applies only to members of the “IKEA Family” who signed up for the company's free loyalty program.
It will be effective in Canada from July 10 to the end of August and will apply for a selection of main courses.
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The children will eat for free, but the Canadian offer is only purchased on Wednesday and requires adult meals.
Those who purchase a meal during the eligible date and time will also shop vouchers at the store, although they must be used on the same day.
The company said the coupon would allow purchases of $25 off for $75 or more, or purchases of $120 or more for $35 off.
The company said that the purpose of having hundreds of millions of guests visit IKEA restaurants is to empower people to “extend their budgets, nourish their families and find more happiness.”
According to the press release, changes in food costs will apply to Canada, the United Kingdom, Sweden, China, Denmark, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, South Korea, South Korea and Switzerland.
In France, the company said it would provide customers with five euros (8 Canadian dollars) vouchers to shop in the store.
The company said it also “refreshing” with a new dish inspired by Asian flavors and launching “the original falafel”.
“Ensure that our products are the lowest price is always our biggest goal,” Oncu said.
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