In an era where the cost of living continues at an upward trajectory, finding a bargain can feel like discovering a rare gem.

It's no wonder, then, that a certain offering from a café became the talk of the town and sparked joy among budget-conscious Aussies.


Queensland-based food chain Yiros Shop has had a loyal following across its 14 locations.

The food chain recently unveiled a breakfast sandwich that's causing quite a stir.

It's not just any sandwich; it's a $5 breakfast hashbrown sandwich hailed as the ultimate steal of 2025.


Keen-eyed content creators from Brisbane Burgerquest stumbled upon this incredible deal at The Yiros Shop's South Bank location.

They did not keep the secret to themselves for long and quickly shared their find with their followers.

'The Yiros Shop knows there's a cost of living crisis, and they are doing the Lord's work with a $5 breakfast hashbrown sandwich,' the content creators praised.

'It's got all the classics: hollandaise, a fried egg, and bacon bits sandwiched between two hash browns.'

'It's simple, delicious, and only $5—which is crazy in 2025,' they added.


In a time when food can set Aussies back a considerable amount of money, The Yiros Shop's breakfast deal was seen as a breath of fresh air.

It's a reminder that good food at a good price is still possible.

In contrast, there has been a recent outrage over a Mitcham café in Melbourne's east.

The café allegedly charged $27.90 for a single serving of smashed avocado.

While the café's brunch plate came with a variety of accompaniments, customers were shocked to find it priced higher than traditional fish and chips.

The response from locals who have tried the sandwich has been overwhelmingly positive.


'I literally buy these every week,' one satisfied customer shared.

Another raved about the seasoning on the hash browns, even calling it the 'best hangover cure.'

The sentiment was echoed by another fan who humorously claimed that two of these sandwiches 'would heal me physically, emotionally, and spiritually'.

The envy has been palpable for those outside Queensland.

'Why would you show me this when I live in Melbourne?' one person lamented.

'Perth cafés would charge $20 for this, minimum,' another noted, comparing the stark price differences between different cities.

It's clear that The Yiros Shop's latest offering struck a chord with Australians.

The $5 sandwich was more than a delicious meal; it also gave a sense of relief to those feeling the pinch of inflation.
Have you had the chance to try this sensational sandwich? Do you have a local gem in mind that offers incredible value for money? Share your experiences and food discoveries with us in the comments section below!