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Head to this eatery for half-priced meals every Monday

Head to Atlanta and Decatur for half-priced southern fusion meals every Monday at Smoke & Duck Sauce. Photo credit: Tori Allen PR.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Head to Atlanta and Decatur for half-priced southern fusion meals every Monday at Smoke & Duck Sauce. Photo credit: Tori Allen PR.
By Carolyn Desalu
Feb 26, 2018

Editor's note: This deal is no longer available. 

Eat out for half the cost.

Smoke & Duck Sauce , a Southern barbecue-Asian fusion restaurant offers half-priced fried rice entrees with a choice of meat (the top-selling is brisket fried rice) or veggie with jasmine rice, egg and scallions. The regular price is $12.49, but guests get this deal for $6.25 every Monday.

2014 Powers Ferry Road SE, Atlanta, 678-888-2070 and 2641 N. Decatur Road, Decatur, 470-225-7172. smokeandducksauce.com .

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