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El Jannah mid-week special: Here's how to score 20 per cent off your menu favourites
El Jannah mid-week special: Here's how to score 20 per cent off your menu favourites

7NEWS

time01-08-2025

  • Business
  • 7NEWS

El Jannah mid-week special: Here's how to score 20 per cent off your menu favourites

If you're in the habit of buying lunch during the week instead of making and packing your own, the costs can add up quickly. But luckily, Aussies' favourite fast-food restaurant is serving up a mid-week deal that is too good to miss. El Jannah, known for its delicious Lebanese-style charcoal chicken and famous garlic sauce, is treating loyal customers to a rare 20 per cent off deal. Valid for use when placing an order through the El Jannah app or website, you could save a few dollars the next time you crave a plate of hot chips. All you have to do is use the code CHARCOALOH at checkout, and you'll automatically receive 20 per cent off. Perfect for your midweek motivation, simply add your favourite dishes to cart and take advantage of the discount when ordering El Jannah Monday to Wednesday. Known for their legendary chicken and crowd-favourite sauces, El Jannah's midweek discount is a game-changer for hungry Aussies. Offering a delicious 20 per cent off the Lebanese fast-food restaurant's classic dishes, you could save $10 off your order when purchasing through the app or website. Great for feasting with your colleagues or simply grabbing chicken on the go — this irresistible offer is a steal. 'The days I don't cook, I know ej is there,' one person wrote on Instagram. 'Favourite go-to place,' another added. 'Wow that chicken looks good,' a third commented.

You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne
You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne

Sydney Morning Herald

time12-06-2025

  • Business
  • Sydney Morning Herald

You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne

Previous SlideNext Slide Lebanese$ After winning hearts in Wagga Wagga, Habibi brought its Lebanese charcoal chicken to Melbourne earlier this year. Birds are marinated for 24 hours in a heady mix of garlic, cumin, coriander and paprika before hitting the rotisserie. Grab a combo with flatbread, pickles and garlic-herb Habibi sauce, or spice things up with the Blame the Flame wrap – chicken, chips, slaw, Lebanese-style pickles and a garlicky chilli sauce – that's brushed with extra chilli and toasted to order. Hot tip: Take home some Wagga-made sauces and seasonings. They're part of Habibi's mission to support regional communities with jobs, something echoed in the name – 'my love' in Arabic.

You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne
You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne

The Age

time12-06-2025

  • Business
  • The Age

You can now get Wagga's beloved Lebanese chicken in Melbourne

Previous SlideNext Slide Lebanese$ After winning hearts in Wagga Wagga, Habibi brought its Lebanese charcoal chicken to Melbourne earlier this year. Birds are marinated for 24 hours in a heady mix of garlic, cumin, coriander and paprika before hitting the rotisserie. Grab a combo with flatbread, pickles and garlic-herb Habibi sauce, or spice things up with the Blame the Flame wrap – chicken, chips, slaw, Lebanese-style pickles and a garlicky chilli sauce – that's brushed with extra chilli and toasted to order. Hot tip: Take home some Wagga-made sauces and seasonings. They're part of Habibi's mission to support regional communities with jobs, something echoed in the name – 'my love' in Arabic.

Sectarian representation in municipal elections remains divisive in key towns
Sectarian representation in municipal elections remains divisive in key towns

L'Orient-Le Jour

time02-05-2025

  • Politics
  • L'Orient-Le Jour

Sectarian representation in municipal elections remains divisive in key towns

In recent weeks, all eyes have been on the Beirut municipality, where intense political efforts are underway to preserve the Muslim-Christian parity within the municipal council. But sectarian representation is also a major issue in the municipal elections in several other 'mixed' areas. For example, ahead of the first round of voting scheduled for Sunday in Mount Lebanon, sectarian representation appears to be a real point of contention in some predominantly Shiite villages in the Jbeil district, amid growing political polarization around contrast, Lebanese-style customs and amicable agreements, linked with political and partisan efforts, have helped defuse this issue in several other towns. 'The Shiite duo [Hezbollah and Amal] are showing political foolishness. Instead of reaching electoral agreements with their partners,...

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