This $34 Katsu Sando And Martini Deal At Clarence Is Brisbane’s Latest Luxe Snack Combo

Run as fast as a little piggy to Clarence Restaurant, where the team have linked up with Urban List and ING to drop a very special $34 Pig Head Katsu Sando and Umami Gibson Martini deal that’s every bit as baller as it sounds.

While saving is officially in, that doesn’t mean enjoying the dining delights has to be out. Even with many of us taking a closer look at our spending, an excellent meal out doesn't have to be completely off the cards. 

That’s why we’ve joined forces with ING to serve up something special across 12 standout restaurants across Australia. Launching with a fresh set of dishes each month, these bite-sized baller moments are all about premium snacks, iconic bar orders and little tastes of luxury without the eye-watering price tag.

And leading the charge this August is Clarence Restaurant, one of Brisbane's most adored dining rooms.

Known for fine-dining-level share plates without the fuss, Clarence has built a loyal following thanks to its thoughtful, seafood-leaning menu and bustling atmosphere. For this exclusive ING offer, the team is dishing up a seriously impressive Pig Head Katsu Sando paired with an Umami Gibson Martini for just $34. 

Slow-cooked pig's head is pressed, panko-crumbed and fried until perfectly crisp, then tucked into house-made shokupan with karashi miso mayonnaise and spring onions. To sip, there’s an umami-driven Gibson Martini made with gin-infused shio kombu, dry Vermouth and pickled onion brine.

It’s a deeply savoury, deeply satisfying combo and exactly the kind of affordable treat that punches well above its weight. Because yes, while many of us are thinking about saving, that doesn't always mean fancy meals have to drop off from the schedule entirely.

The Details

What: Clarence’s Pig Head Katsu Sando and Umami Gibson Martini x Urban List x ING
When: 10 August–6 September 2026
Where: Clarence Restaurant, Unit 4/51 Fish Lane, South Brisbane, QLD, 4101
Price: $34 for one serving
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Editor’s note: This article is sponsored by ING and proudly endorsed by The Urban List. To find out more about who we work with and why, read our editorial policy here.

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