Hungry Jack's Gift Cards

Where to buy them, how long they last, and the part everyone actually wants to know: what each amount buys off the real menu. A $50.00 card covers 6 full meals.

3 yearsMinimum Expiry
489Restaurants
$7.95Cheapest Full Meal

What Each Gift Card Amount Buys

Worked out from the real menu, using the Cheeseburger Super Stunner at $7.95 as the cheapest full meal — a burger, chips and a drink.

Card value Full meals Whoppers Or a family bundle Change left
$10.00 1 0 $2.05
$20.00 2 1 $4.10
$25.00 3 2 $1.15
$50.00 6 4 Family Bundle Small $2.30
$100.00 12 8 Family Bundle Large $4.60

Based on the Cheeseburger Super Stunner at $7.95 and the Whopper at $12.35. Prices captured on pickup and vary by restaurant.

How to Make a Card Go Further

A gift card is a payment method, not a discount — which is the useful part, because it means it stacks with everything. Use a voucher to bring the total down, then pay what is left with the card. The one-voucher-per-transaction rule limits the discounts, never how you settle the bill.

The permanent value ranges do the heavy lifting. A $25.00 card spread across the Penny Pinchers menu, which starts at $2.00, goes considerably further than the same $25.00 spent on two premium burgers.

Two things a card will not do. It will not pay for a delivery order, because those are processed by Uber Eats rather than by Hungry Jack's. And it is handled at the register rather than inside the app's pre-order flow.

Check the balance before a big order — either through Hungry Jack's own balance checker or by asking at the counter. Nothing sours a family order like a card that is $3.00 short.

See What You Can Spend It On

All 165 items with prices from $2.00 to $59.95.

Where to Buy One

1

In a restaurant

Any of the 489 restaurants in Australia. Ask at the counter and load it with whatever amount you want.

2

Supermarket gift racks

The major supermarket and newsagent gift card stands carry Hungry Jack's alongside the other hospitality brands.

3

Online

Hungry Jack's sells cards through its own site, including digital ones delivered by email.

4

Check before you spend

Use the balance checker or ask at the counter. The expiry date is printed on the card or in the confirmation email.

For buying, balances and replacements, go to Hungry Jack's official site. This is an independent site and does not sell gift cards.

Gift Card Questions

In any Hungry Jack's restaurant, and through the major supermarket and newsagent gift card racks that carry hospitality brands. Hungry Jack's also sells them online through its own site. There are 489 restaurants in Australia, so the in-person route is rarely far away — find your nearest here.

Australian law sets a minimum three-year expiry on most gift cards sold to consumers, and Hungry Jack's cards follow it. The date is printed on the card or shown in the confirmation email for a digital one. Check it before you plan a large order around a card that has been in a drawer for a while.

Yes — they are different things. A gift card is a payment method; a voucher is a discount. The one-voucher-per-transaction rule ("Sorry, no. One voucher per transaction.") limits how many discounts you can apply, not how you pay for what is left. The voucher rules are here.

About 6 full Cheeseburger Super Stunner meals at $7.95 each, or 4 Whoppers on their own, or a Family Bundle Small with change. The table above works the same maths for every common denomination.

Yes, through the balance checker on Hungry Jack's own site, or by asking at the counter before you order — staff can check it on the register. Keep the card after it drops to zero if a refund is possible on anything you bought with it.

No. Delivery orders go through Uber Eats, which takes its own payment through its own app and does not accept Hungry Jack's gift cards. Gift cards work at the counter, at the drive thru and for pickup. More on how delivery works here.

Payment in the app is by MasterCard, Visa, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, with AMEX and JCB at participating restaurants. Gift cards are handled at the register rather than in the app's pre-order flow, so use the card in person.

For anyone who eats there, yes — it never expires unused within three years, it works at 489 restaurants nationwide, and it stacks with whatever deal is running. The one thing to know is what it buys, which is exactly what the table on this page is for. $25.00 covers 3 full meals.

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