Nandos quality deteriorating?

It's called the DSTV business model. Up the price drop quality
 
He hit the nail on the head not because of his sophisticated palate but rather in his closing comment:
Nandos for pay day month end
Pedros for middle of the month
 
Nandos is tops with an excellent franchisee owner. Owner always checking in and making sure high standards are always maintained.

Problems occur with useless managers and equally useless staff that DGAF.

I've seen well run Nandos and also well run KFC all over the show in SA when I was still being shunted around by my final employer before retirement.

So, it all really depends how well the individual shops are run.

If a Nandos outlet is running on top form...... nothing will touch it in terms of food quality, taste, service etc etc.

Same with Kentucky albeit the markets are not the same. Nandos more expensive and smaller tastier/hotter portions and good old KFC which is always the best value for money.

Some towns like small King William's Town in the EC have THREE KFC outlets.......all owned by the same person.
And they all compete against each other so the food is always freshly cooked and delicious 😋

The KWT ANC stronghold love their KFC. That's why they so fat, lazy and useless lol.

(I purposely called the town by it's original name King William's Town and not Qonce as renamed by the useless ANC)
 
Couldn’t order a double burger because they no longer sell them. Is this for real? How?
 
22 GBP = ±480 ZAR


Based on current UK menu prices, the £22 figure checks out reasonably well.

A wrap (like the Grilled Chicken Wrap) runs around £8.50, and a soft drink is roughly £2.95–£4 (Nando's Drinks Prices in the UK vary from £2.95 to £4.00). Chips as a side are typically £3.85 for regular chips, though prices vary a bit by location and have crept up through 2026 — some sources show chips priced around £3.75–£4.30 depending on the source and date.

So a wrap + chips + drink combo landing around £20–£22 lines up with typical UK Nando's pricing right now — one estimate puts a typical meal (main + side + drink) at around £21.15. That matches the tweet's £22 figure closely.

As for the "half a portion of chips" complaint — that's subjective/visual, not something I can verify from pricing data, but the portion in the photo does look on the smaller side for a "regular" chips order compared to what people often expect. The pricing itself, though, isn't exaggerated — £22 for a wrap, chips, and drink is about right for a sit-down Nando's meal in the UK in 2026, not an inflated number.
 
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