About Fishbowl
Fishbowl is an Australian fast‑casual chain specialising in healthy, Japanese‑inspired salad and sashimi bowls. Founded in Sydney, Fishbowl focuses on fresh ingredients, customisable bowls, and quick service as a modern alternative to traditional fast food. They operate multiple locations across Australia (with a strong presence in Sydney) and also offer online and in‑app ordering for pickup and, in some areas, delivery. Typical menu items include signature bowls, build‑your‑own combinations, sides, and drinks, usually priced in the mid‑range for casual dining.
A Fishbowl charge usually appears on your bank or card statement after you purchase food or drinks in‑store, order online via fishbowl.com.au, or use their mobile ordering system. Charges are normally one‑time transactions for individual orders, but you may also see charges for group or catering orders, gift card purchases, or orders placed through a linked digital wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.). In some cases, you might notice a small “pending” or temporary authorization if you placed an online order, added a payment method, or if your bank verifies the card before the final amount is settled.
If you’re unsure about a Fishbowl charge, first check any recent in‑store receipts, email order confirmations, or app order history associated with your card. Review the transaction date, location, and amount to see if it matches a recent visit, online order, or a family member using your card. For questions or disputes, you can contact Fishbowl via the contact form on fishbowl.com.au or speak directly with the store listed on your receipt; provide the transaction date, approximate time, location, and last four digits of your card so they can look up the order. If the merchant can’t locate the transaction or you suspect fraud, contact your bank or card issuer to report and investigate the charge.