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South Bank Corporation is celebrating the festive season by offering a wonderful opportunity for food lovers in Queensland. Participants can enter for a chance to win an Ahmet’s Christmas Feast, providing a luxurious dining experience for four people at the renowned Ahmet’s. This prize is designed for those looking to host a memorable festive catch-up with close friends or family members.
The winning group will indulge in a curated selection of Turkish favourites. The meal begins with traditional Turkish bread served with house-made dip, followed by crispy sigara börek and chicken pide. The feast continues with chargrilled chicken skewers, a fresh Mediterranean salad, and Turkish-style rice, concluding with a sweet treat of Turkish delight. 🥂
To complement the meal, the experience includes four Snow Over Istanbul Christmas cocktails and a bottle of Sidewood sparkling rosé pinot noir. Valued at $367, this prize ensures a sophisticated and flavorful celebration of the holidays. It is a perfect way to experience authentic Turkish hospitality while enjoying the festive atmosphere of South Bank.
About Ahmet’s Christmas Feast: Win a Lunch for Four
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Submission Status
Complete
Submission Type
Web Submission
Contest Rules
Queensland residents age 18+. One entry per entrant via the official form. Closes October 13, 2026 at 10 a.m. AEST; random draw at 4 p.m., notification by 5 p.m. that day. One winner receives a Christmas lunch for four at Ahmet’s valued at $367, to be redeemed during December 2026. Prize must be claimed by 5 p.m. AEST October 15. Prize is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
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This contest has ended and is no longer accepting entries.
When did this contest end?
The listed closing deadline was October 13, 2026.
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