$20 for $50 worth of South Indian Cuisine and drinks at Malabar Cuisine [Syd only]

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$20 for $50 for a truly authentic South Indian experience at the highly rated Malabar restaurant in Darlinghurst or Crows Nest

Highlights
Sydney’s most famous Dosai establishment
Authentic South Indian cuisine
Glowing restaurant reviews
Choose any dish and drinks
Valid for all drinks including alcohol
Good for two locations

Fine Print
Valid for 3 months
One voucher per person
Additional vouchers can be purchased as gifts
Redeemable from Sunday to Thursday only
Dine-in only
Redemption of max. one voucher per two patrons

Malabar Cuisine @ Crows Nest rated 7.8/10 on eatability http://www.eatability.com.au/au/sydney/malabar-at-crows-nest…

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  skinny on 18/02/2011 - 12:20

  Been there once - Great food. It was next to a bottle shop - great for the BYO.

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  nubzy on 18/02/2011 - 12:24

  -1

  Im scared of indian restaurants I hear they reheat food

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    StewBalls on 18/02/2011 - 13:00

    +2

    Dude, if you knew what went on in most commercial kitchens (regardless of cuisine) you probably wouldn't eat out anywhere! ;)

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    retiredfeline on 18/02/2011 - 13:07

    +1

    Yes as the saying goes, don't watch how sausages and laws are made if you want to avoid revulsion. And probably food in commercial kitchens too.

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    SupeNintendoChalmers on 18/02/2011 - 13:08

    I'm the same dude- would never eat at an Indian restaurant, not since the last time I got really sick

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    skinny on 18/02/2011 - 15:09

    obviously you didn't read how long aircraft food was frozen before dished out on the aircraft?

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  retiredfeline on 18/02/2011 - 12:46

  I've dined in the Crows Nest establishment a few years ago and it was great. Looking at Eatability, a couple of dissenters aside, the recent reviews seem to be good. I'm inclined to buy. Has anybody eaten there recently? What was it like?

  Also I don't understand these two conditions:

  One voucher per person
  Redemption of max. one voucher per two patrons

  The second is saying only one voucher per two patrons, so what does the first mean? Can a rep explain?

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    xotic on 18/02/2011 - 12:50

    +1

    I am not a rep, but here's how I interpret it. While purchasing it you can only purchase one voucher per person and additional vouchers as gifts. While redeeming it you can redeem max of one voucher per two patrons.

    So for example, you buy one for yourself and gift one to your spouse and both of you go for dinner, you can only redeem one voucher between the two of you.

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      retiredfeline on 18/02/2011 - 12:57

      Thanks that makes sense. I'm ok with the 2nd condition. Essentially a $30 discount on dinner for two, which might total from $60 to $100, which is not bad.

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  anonymoususer on 18/02/2011 - 15:52

  Can 4 members go dine-in with one coupon of 20$?

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    xotic on 18/02/2011 - 15:54

    No. T&C states "Redemption of max. one voucher per two patrons"

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    retiredfeline on 18/02/2011 - 22:20

    +2

    Hang on, couldn't two people share a coupon and the other two pay full price? So you only get a reduction of $30 all up.

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      xotic on 19/02/2011 - 13:11

      Sure, if you are paying full price they couldn't care less if you went with 20 people. However, what they want is only two people buying stuff worth $50 for $20, with the others paying full price and not eating into the $50 worth of eligible food/drinks.