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Rumor: Half-Price Takeout Deal Ends, Replaced by 30% Discount

Online commentary suggests that Domino’s Pizza’s long-running half-price takeout deal has ended. Rumors/announcements indicate that from late June 2026, it will be replaced by a 30% discount instead.

Public Backlash and Price-Perception Issues

Viewers argue the change triggered backlash because many had come to view “half off” as a fair price point.

They also claim the new offer is effectively more expensive. For example:

• A pizza that previously cost ¥4,000 at half price would have been ¥2,000.
• Under a 30% discount, that same pizza would cost ¥2,800 (i.e., ¥4,000 × 0.70).
• Commenters perceive this as roughly a 20% increase in practice, even though the headline discount changed from 50% to 30%.

Impact of Competition From Supermarkets

The video also notes that public frustration is amplified by the availability of cheaper, good-quality pizzas at supermarkets.

Because the deal is viewed as less valuable, some commenters state they won’t buy Domino’s at all, even if half price had remained—arguing that ending the deal removes the brand’s main value proposition.

Presenters / Contributors

• None explicitly named in the subtitles (only an unidentified “online comments” perspective).