EatClub Offers Up to $30 Dining Credit with PayPal on Restaurant Bills Over $30

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EatClub Australia has launched a new PayPal promotion offering up to $30 in Dining Credit, rewarding customers who pay for eligible restaurant meals through the EatClub app.

The offer provides $10 in Dining Credit on each of your first three qualifying dine-in transactions when paying with PayPal through EatClub Pay.

It’s available to new and existing EatClub users aged 18 or older, with each qualifying restaurant bill required to exceed $30 before discounts.

The promotion runs until December 31, 2026, or until 25,000 qualifying transactions have been recorded, whichever comes first.

How to Get Up to $30 EatClub Dining Credit

To claim the offer, you’ll need to use PayPal as the payment method for your EatClub Card.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Open the EatClub app and set up your EatClub Card.
  2. Link PayPal as your payment method.
  3. Claim an eligible dine-in restaurant offer.
  4. Pay a qualifying bill of more than $30 before discounts using EatClub Pay.
  5. Receive $10 Dining Credit within seven days of your eligible transaction.

You can repeat the process for up to three qualifying transactions, earning a maximum of $30 per person.

The reward is issued as three separate $10 credits rather than a single $30 payment. No promotional code is required.

The $30 Minimum Spend Is Before Discounts

Each qualifying restaurant bill must be more than $30 before EatClub discounts or existing Dining Credit are applied.

For example, if your meal costs $40 and you claim a 25% EatClub discount, your final food bill would be $30 before applicable fees.

That transaction can still qualify because the original amount exceeded $30.

However, a bill of exactly $30 won’t qualify, and tips or service charges don’t count towards the threshold.

The promotion is restricted to dine-in transactions, with takeaway and delivery orders excluded.

How to Use Your EatClub Dining Credit

The rewards are issued as EatClub Dining Credit, rather than PayPal cashback or a refund to your bank account.

You can use the credit towards eligible restaurant payments through EatClub, including purchases with participating dining discounts.

However, EatClub applies Dining Credit before calculating the restaurant’s percentage discount.

For example, on a $40 bill with a 20% discount, applying $10 Dining Credit first reduces the remaining amount to $30. The 20% discount then brings your payment to $24.

Without the credit, the same meal would cost $32 after the discount. In this example, the $10 credit provides an additional $8 saving.

Each credit expires at the end of the sixth calendar month after it’s issued. Credit added during November 2026 would therefore expire on May 31, 2027.

When Does the EatClub PayPal Deal End?

The promotion is scheduled to finish at 11:59pm AEDT on Thursday, December 31, 2026, but could end earlier once the shared allocation of 25,000 qualifying transactions is exhausted.

EatClub says it will announce when the promotion reaches its limit.

The offer is available at eligible participating restaurants across Australia, including locations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra.

If you’re planning to dine out using EatClub, linking PayPal before paying could let you earn an additional $10 in Dining Credit per qualifying visit, up to the $30 promotional maximum.

To get the app, click on the links to download the iOS App or Android App.

You can also get more offers on our EatClub Coupons and Promo Codes page.

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Will Hawke

Will Hawke

Will Hawke is the editor of Frugal Feeds, an Australian publication covering fast food news, restaurant promotions, menu prices and consumer deals. With a background in the food industry and more than a decade of experience covering Australian food offers since 2015, Will specialises in tracking new product launches, limited-time promotions and opportunities for Australians to save money.

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