Ikea’s passion for meal? The half company restaurants for some – national

Some customers go to IKEA For distinctive meat balls and other foods this summer, you will soon be able to save some money because they plan to liquidate the price of some restaurant meals in half a week.

The Group, the largest retail store in Ikea, announced the change on Wednesday. In addition to lowering prices to half from Monday to Friday, children will also eat for free.

“The food was always very important for IKEA, and we wanted to enable more people to enjoy the width of our restaurant while exploring our home furnishing,” said Tolga ONCU, retail manager at Ikea Retail.

However, the width varies depending on your place, with different regions of the world you see different levels of discounts.

IKEA Canada Global News told the decrease of 50 percent that will only apply to members of the “IKEA family”, those who registered in the company’s free loyalty program.

It will be valid from July 10 to the end of August in Canada and applied to determine the main dishes.

According to a spokesman, the children will eat for free, but the Canadian offer will only be applied on Wednesday, with a meal for adults required.

Those who buy a meal during the qualifying dates and times will also get a shopping voucher in the store, although it should be used on the same day.

The company said that the voucher would allow either $ 25 to purchase $ 75 or more, or $ 35 from buying $ 120 or more.

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The company says that with hundreds of millions of guests visiting IKEA restaurants, its goal is to give people the ability to “extend their budgets, feed their families, and find more joy.”

According to a press release, the change in food costs will be applied to restaurants in Canada, the United Kingdom, Sweden, China, Denmark, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, South Korea and Switzerland.

In the case of France, the company said that a five -euro voucher (8 Kurdish dollars) will be granted to customers to shop in the store.

The company said it was “updating” its nutritional offers with new dishes inspired by Asian flavors, in addition to the launch of “Falafel I”.

Onco said: “Securing the lowest possible price for our products is always our extreme goal.”

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