
<i>Kura Sake Bar</i>, Auckland CBD
Descend the stairs to a cosy, intimate space and fill up on delicately delicious Japanese fare.
Descend the stairs to a cosy, intimate space and fill up on delicately delicious Japanese fare.
On the strength of its performance on a recent midweek evening, Page's is going to have to lift its game.
Tucked below the harbour bridge is a function venue which opens its doors to the public for a short season.
We came here because I was catching up with friends in the area and thought, where better to visit than my trusty local?
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A smart-casual restaurant that's just as it should be - with well-priced, hearty delicious meals made with care and attention.
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We came here because we wanted somewhere we knew would have good food and good ambience. We had been here before and enjoyed it.
A neighbourhood restaurant is an affordable kind of place, it seems to me, where you drop in unannounced.