Or if DoorDash is in your area, their delivery range/area seems to be further then the others.
It’s a phonetic thing. “King” doesn’t sound like “Mac”.
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Carl’s Jr also have a Big Carl burger which is sort-of similar to the Big Mac.
I had the Big Jack weeks ago and I found it to be okay. 
I’ve never had it (haven’t eaten any Hungry Jacks in about a decade anyway) but going what I’ve heard from others who have, the Big Jack apparently just tastes like a Whopper without tomato, with HJ’s own special sauce and onion rings instead of minced onions.
Probably edible enough, but doesn’t sound like anything particularly special to me.
The burgers are better at Hungry Jacks 
They’re better again at a REAL burger joint.
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Yes - indeed. I haven’t had a real burger for so long. 
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Ah yes, a real old fashioned burger with the lot from your local milk bar with a can of drink, half a kilo of chips, and the owner’s first born for less than what you’d pay for a medium Big Mac (those burgers have shrunk!) meal with a fanta [/whirlpool]
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Your milk bar owner was generous to pimp out his kids. 
Has anyone heard of Rosie’s Chicken? They appear to be a franchise that operates in roadhouses, takeaways and cafes.
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Megan Jack indeed has 25% more beef.
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Very common sight in roadhouses.
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It’s mainly a Victorian restaurant, but Japanese all you can eat restaurant Okami seems to be expanding at a rapid rate. According to their website there will be 12 new stores opening between August - December this year.
They’ve recently expanded into NSW by opening a store in Marrickville and will add another four and a store in the ACT by the end of the year while soon to be adding another six in Victoria.
I recommend them. Probably one of the best tasting Japanese going around.
Mawson is a strange choice. That’s boomer central.
Maybe the rents were too high in the hipster heavens of Braddon, Kingston, Manuka et. al. They’d also do OK in Bungendore; we don’t even have a sushi place here!
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Haven’t been to one of their places yet, probably because they’ve been opening up far from where I live. I’d like to try them out for sure.
The first non-shopping centre based Taco Bell in NSW is opening soon at Albion Park Rail south of Wollongong
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That location looks familiar. It’s not far from Oporto isn’t it?
Taco Bell will shortly open a new store at Roxburgh Park in Victoria. It has taken over a Red Rooster location.
Lots of closed Red Roosters lately I’ve noticed