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Check out More Details and Book At CHECK OUT MORE DETAILS AND BOOK AT WWW.RESTAURANTHUB.CO.NZ Tick Iconic Auckland Eat Iconic Auckland Eat Venue Address Te Mana Lamb & Cheese Savoury Ahi 7 Queen Street, Auckland CBD Pulled Lamb Shoulder Amano 66-68 Tyler Street, Britomart Place, Britomart, Auckland CBD Angus Beef Dip Baguette Angus Steak House 8 Fort Lane, Auckland CBD Antoine’s Tripe Antoine’s 333 Parnell Road, Parnell Homemade Pork Sausage with Pickles and Mustard Apero 280 Karangahape Road, K Road, Auckland CBD Volcano Sushi Azabu 26 Ponsonby Road, Grey Lynn Karitane Crayfish Meatballs Baduzzi 10-26 Jellicoe Street, North Wharf, Auckland CBD Manchego and Jalapeño Croquetas Baruhlo 2-16 Watt Street, Parnell Flatbread with Chilli Fried Egg Bestie Café Shop 13, St Kevins Arcade, 183 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD Steamed Bun with Roasted Pork Belly Blue Breeze Inn 146 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Central, Ponsonby Beef Brisket Blue Ox Babe BBQ 127 Manukau Road, Pukekohe Koko Samoa Cupcake Blue Rose Café 414 Sandringham Road, Sandringham Crispy Pata Boracay 124 Customs Street West, Viaduct, Auckland CBD Char Kway Teow KL Style Bunga Raya Restaurant 3062 Great North Road, New Lynn Kari Kepala Ikan (Nyonya Fish Head Curry) Bunga Raya Restaurant 3062 Great North Road, New Lynn Beef with Cheese Burger Burger Burger 3B York Street, Newmarket NZ Octopus & Kaffir Lime Sauce Café Hanoi 27 Galway Street, Britomart Auckland CBD Goat’s Cheese Croquettes Casita Miro 3 Brown Road, Onetangi, Waiheke Island Special Fish Curry Cassia 5 Fort Lane, Auckland CBD The Cazador Sandwich Cazador 854 Dominion Road, Mount Eden Creamed Corn Toasted Sandwich Cheese on Toast 931B Mount Eden Road, Three Kings Mexican Drinking Chocolate Chocola 185 Apirana Avenue, Glen Innes Chocolate Brownie Cibo 91 Saint Georges Bay Road, Parnell The Sashimi Platter Cocoro 56a Brown Street, Ponsonby Polenta Chips Coco’s Cantina 376 Karangahape Road, K Road, Auckland CBD CHECK OUT MORE DETAILS AND BOOK AT WWW.RESTAURANTHUB.CO.NZ Tick Iconic Auckland Eat Iconic Auckland Eat Venue Address Gnocchi - Kumara, Ricotta, Gorgonzola, Walnut & Watercress Cotto 375 Karangahape Road, K Road, Auckland CBD Burnt Brussel Sprouts Culprit Level 1/12 Wyndham Street, Auckland CBD Turbot Sliders with Pickled Lemon Mayo & Watercress Depot 86 Federal Street, Auckland CBD The Dizengoff Classic Dizengoff 256 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Dumplings in Spicy Sauce Eden Noodles 105 Dominion Road, Mount Eden Diavola Pizza Farina 244 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Lamb Charwarma Fatima’s Ponsonby 240 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Toasted Reuben Federal Delicatessen 86 Federal Street, Auckland CBD Frasers Famous Banoffee Pie Frasers Café 434 Mt Eden Road, Auckland CBD Roast Duck Noodles Fu U BBQ 4-10 Kilham Avenue, Northcote Baba Ghanoush Gemmayze Street Shop 16, St Kevins Arcade, 183 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD Roasted Cauliflower Gerome Parnell 269 Parnell Road, Parnell Ms Moo’s Caramelised Pork Hock Go Go Daddy Thai Canteen 4 Brown Street Ponsonby Central, Ponsonby Milk Bun, Pork and Kimchi with Beurre Blanc Sauce Gochu Harbour Eats, Commercial Bay 1 Queen St, Auckland CBD Dim Sum Grand Park Chinese Seafood Restaurant Green Lane West, Epsom Calamari Pancake Han Restaurant 100 Parnell Road, Parnell Baloney Sandwich Hare and the Turtle 1/63 New Windsor Road, New Windsor Prawn & Crab Toast Hello Beasty 95-97 Customs Street West, Viaduct, Auckland CBD Classic Mezze Ima Cuisine 53 Fort Street, Auckland CBD ‘Texture’ Kazuya 193 Symmonds Street, Eden Terrace, Auckland CBD Sambal Eggplant KK Malaysia 463A Manukau Road, Epsom Woodfired Eggplant Lilian 472 Richmond Road, Grey Lynn OG Jam Doughnut Little & Friday No 11 McColl Street, Newmarket Lobster Roll Lobster & Tap Auckland Fish Market, 22 Jellicoe Street, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland CBD Fried Chicken Wings - OG Style Lowbrow 18/183 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD CHECK OUT MORE DETAILS AND BOOK AT WWW.RESTAURANTHUB.CO.NZ Tick Iconic Auckland Eat Iconic Auckland Eat Venue Address Vege Platter Luscious Café 165 Onehunga Mall Road, Onehunga Lasagne Mamma Rosa 31 Melanesia Road, Kohimarama Orata Oysters & Manaaki Whitebait Fritters Matakana Farmers Market 2 Matakana Valley Road, Matakana Braised Pork Belly, Caramelised Chilli & Soy with Asian Slaw Mekong Baby 262 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Strawberry Shaved Ice (Large) Mellow Coffee & Dessert 42- 42D High Street, Auckland CBD Creme Brûlée Miann Britomart Ground Arthur Nathan Building, 36-38 Galway Street, Britomart Auckland CBD Mr Hao’s Spicy Chicken Mr Hao’s 365 Dominion Road, Mount Eden NZ Wagyu Sausage Longganisa Nanam 178 Hurstmere Road, Takapuna Potato and Cheese Pancake No1 Pancake Lorne Street &, Wellesley Street East, Auckland CBD Korean Fried Chicken Ockhee 171 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Classic Steak Tartare O’Connell Street Bistro 3 O’Connell Street, Auckland CBD Billy Goat Curry Oh Calcutta 151 Parnell Road, Parnell Steamed then Roasted Kumara with Kawakawa Pesto Papatūānuku Kōkiri Marae 41R Robertson Road, Mangere East Chilly Chicken Paradise 591 Sandringham Road, Sandringham Duck, Truffle & Black Garlic Paris Butter 166 Jervois Road, Herne Bay Tortellini Alla Panna Pasta & Cuore 409 Mt Eden Road, Mt Eden The Pig Crumpet (limited availability) Pasture 235 Parnell Road, Parnell The Baller Sandwich Peaches Hot Chicken 100 Queens Road, Panmure Jordanian Mandi Petra Shawarma 482 New North Road, Kingsland The Piha Pie Piha Store 26 Seaview Road, Piha Linguine Alla Marinara Prego 226 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Market Fish Risotto Prego 226 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Gai Ob Pu Kao Fai Red Elephant 195 Kyber Pass Road, Newmarket Rukau Pie Rukau Hut 2/13 Narada Place, Papatoetoe Fried Oyster Brioche McMuffin Saint Alice Level 1/204 Quay Street, Viaduct, Auckland CBD CHECK OUT MORE DETAILS AND BOOK AT WWW.RESTAURANTHUB.CO.NZ Tick Iconic Auckland Eat Iconic Auckland Eat Venue Address Dahi Puri Satya 271 Karangahape Road, K Road Auckland CBD OG Wagyu Donut Burger Sneaky Snacky 184 Karangahape Road, K Road Auckland CBD Brioche French Toast Songbird Café Waiata Shores 9 Gosper Road, Manurewa Macaroni Cheese Soul Bar and Bistro Lower Hobson Street, Customs Street West, Viaduct, Auckland CBD Bucket Fish Spicy Palace 152 Great South Road, Epsom Scampi Tail Linguini SPQR 150 Ponsonby Road Ponsonby Beef Rendang Sri Pinang 356 Karangahape Road, K Road Auckland CBD Lamingtons Sugar at Chelsea Bay 100 Colonial Road, Chatswood Beef n Cheese Dumplin Sumthin Dumplin 12 Oconnell Street, Auckland CBD Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen Tanpopo 13 Anzac Avenue, Auckland CBD Degustation Cake (limited availability) The Caker 446 Karangahape Road, Newton, K Road Auckland CBD Twice-Baked Goat’s Cheese Soufflé The Engine Room 34 Enterprise Street, Birkenhead, North Shore Cheeseburger Bao The Golden Nest at Woodpecker Hill 196 Parnell Road, Parnell Traditional Hāngi The Hāngi Master Otara Market, Newbury Street, Manukau The Aucklander Burger The White Lady Corner Commerce Street &, Fort Street, Auckland CBD Whole Flounder Three Seven Two 21 The Strand, Onetangi, Waiheke Island Pork Prawn & Chive Dumplings Tianze Dumpling House 695 Sandringham Road Extension, Sandringham Gang Jeong Burger Tiger Burger 549 Great North Road, Grey Lynn Duck Pad Thai Tok Tok 129 Hurstmere Road, Takapuna Fresh Roti Uncle Man’s 277 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD Golden Kumara Gnocchi in a Napoletana Sauce Vivace 85 Forst Street, Auckland CBD Wapiti (Elk) Wynyard Grill 175 Halsey Street, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland CBD Liangpi # 10 Xi’an Food Bar 11 Anzac Avenue, Auckland CBD Quattro Stagioni Zac’s Pizzeria 84 Main Road, Kumeu Chanpon Zool Zool Ramen and Bar 405 Mount Eden Road, Mt Eden.
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