CAPE TOWN - Nandos has announced that they will be running a 30% discount special for a quarter chicken with chips and a roll.
Mzansi, like we said, we’ve fixed our s#*t before and we can do it again… But things still fall through the cracks. Don’t sweat it though, just get #MzansisFavouriteFix for only R30. Limited to 4 per person. Ungabi nehaba. Ts & Cs apply. pic.twitter.com/c3qXyfk2co
— NandosSA (@NandosSA) July 2, 2018
This meal will cost you R30 but it does not include a cool drink.
Additionally, only 100 specials are available per day, per store and Nando's limits specials to four per customer.
Nando's initially started the special as a way of gifting their loyal customers on their 30th birthday.
The special runs until the end of July.
Here are what customers are saying on Twitter:
So y'all really wake up early to buy the R30 nandos meals or nandos is scamming us. How can it be sold out early so?
— Ms_Gupta🇿🇦 (@African_Spring) July 6, 2018
I don’t get the #Nandos hype, yeah it’s nice chicken but it’s overpriced!!!
— RogueOne (@Maria_St72) July 6, 2018
Did my part 😁🍗🍗🍗 pic.twitter.com/FUtoq1LwUD
— Mazzi (@Mazzi_makgosa) July 5, 2018
#GirlsTalkZA go get urself some Nandos Ladies pic.twitter.com/a6KLN3hH49
— 🌷Rose⚘ (@SammySukude) July 3, 2018
Me and bae on a R60 bill date 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 pic.twitter.com/S3vUCjfwtE
— Neo (@kgokongneeyo) July 3, 2018
On my way to @NandosSA pic.twitter.com/CFtbvSuCkF
— uSis'Leelay (@Leelay_Mbulazii) July 2, 2018
Nandos Richards Bay bathe it was sold out ngo9:05 but bavula u9:00 pic.twitter.com/3qAhRgzxHD
— CindohB (@Sypruh_B) July 2, 2018
Just bought mine.. thanx nAndos😋 pic.twitter.com/xXR1mKXQEZ
— I believes in ME (@mimidlamini2) July 2, 2018
Hehe July will be a good one pic.twitter.com/zIETVXNoUS
— S'bu Mahlalela (@SbucsoMahlalela) July 2, 2018
In other Nando's news, A former waiter for the company Thembokuhle Shongwe has become a self-made millionaire at the age of 21.
He worked as a waiter at the casual dining restaurant, Nandos in Durban Central.
Despite this, he did not give up on his entrepreneurial dream.
On one fateful day, Shongwe's luck changed when he encountered a successful trader, Jabulani “Cashflow” Ngcobo. Ngcobo introduced Shongwe to forex trading where Shongwe would eventually make his first million.