Uber Eats 50% Off Pickup Orders + $20 New User Bonus
Normally, I’m writing about restaurants I visit around Metro Vancouver. But this time, I want to share a food deal that I personally tried and thought was too good not to tell you about. Uber Eats is currently offering a pickup promotion where you can get 50% off (up to $20) if your order is over $25.
The Details
- Minimum order: $25 (before tax/fees)
- Discount: 50% off, max $20
- Pickup orders only (delivery doesn’t apply)
- Works for both new and existing users
- Exclusions: alcohol, regulated items, or items already discounted
What I Ordered 🍔
To test it out, I ordered a Feenie Burger with truffle fries (from Cactus Club). The total was $29.25 before tax. With the promo, I only paid $14.62 including tax.
Honestly, it felt like a steal! Half the price for the same meal I’d normally pay full price for. And since it was a pickup, I didn’t have to pay delivery fees either.
Apply the Code at Checkout
📍PU50CA6JA25 (Expired on 1 Nov 2025)
OR
📍50TOGO6J17 (Expired on 31 Dec 2025)
Extra Savings for New Users ✨
If you’re completely new to Uber Eats, there’s also a referral bonus for you:
- $20 off your first two delivery orders (so $40 total savings)
- Minimum spend of $15 per order
- Valid within 28 days of signing up
So if you haven’t used Uber Eats before, you can still enjoy this pickup promo and then use the referral discount separately for delivery orders later on.
Referral Links
📍 https://ubereats.com/feed?promoCode=eats-uy6kob
📍 https://ubereats.com/feed?promoCode=eats-gssl9j
Or
Apply the Code at checkout
📍eats-uy6kob
📍eats-gssl9j
SnowRoad Tip 🌟
I think this pickup promo is perfect for those meals you usually “save for later” because of the price—like sushi platters, burgers with sides, or even Korean fried chicken. It makes a splurge feel much more reasonable.
The Uber Eats 50% pickup promo runs in Vancouver, Toronto, and Victoria. I tried it myself and definitely recommend giving it a shot—especially if there’s a favourite meal you’ve been craving. It’s nice to discover hidden restaurant gems, but sometimes saving money on food feels just as satisfying.
