Don’t pop in for just a glass of wine! This place might be okay to try a wine and buy a special bottle. But if you just want a glass of wine it’s very expensive - 2 glasses of ok pinot for $68.  Full ...

Don’t pop in for just a glass of wine.

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The Winery used to be THE  place to visit for tasting NZ wines, but it now is unfortunately only half the size it was perviously. But they do still have many wines to try, that you can help yourself t...

The place to go to try NZ wines!

This is the place for all wine lovers to go, two locations, Queenstown and Arrowtown. The selection of wine on tasting is amazing, gin & whisky also along with cheese & charcuterie boards to accompany...

Fantastic wine tasting experience

My husband and I visited The Winery on our last evening in Queenstown. We’d heard about it from our tour director and wanted to experience it. We had hoped to go with the other 2 couples in our group,...

Wonderful experience

Cheeseboard was amazing. Delaney was very knowledgeable about the wines and her wine selection was perfect. Great atmosphere

Wine and cheese!

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Blue Kanu can be called the largest fusion restaurant on the Pacific West Coast! The big black abalone is pan-fried with salt and pepper until it&rsquo;s even steamy, the fat and crispy bean sprouts and homemade avocado oil pesto, and some fish sauce-flavored sesame sauce, it&rsquo;s so delicious! Smoked eel, which is commonly eaten by Maori people, is used together with pork to make dumpling fillings. It tastes good but is poorly wrapped. Dessert is hazelnut chocolate banana fried wontons with caramel sauce and misiluki banana ice cream, thick! ​

The restaurant is located in the commercial district in the center of Queenstown. The literal translation of the restaurant&#39;s English name is &quot;Memories of Hong Kong&quot;, and the restaurant&#39;s sign says &quot;Tung Lok Restaurant&quot;.
There are countless restaurants in Queenstown, but there are only a handful of Chinese restaurants. Tung Lok Restaurant has a good reputation.

After entering the small door and going up to the second floor, my eyes lit up: the spacious and bright store is furnished with Chinese-style tables, and the waiter who speaks Chinese handed over the Chinese menu, which gave me a sense of intimacy.
The restaurant&#39;s specialty is seafood. I ordered &quot;Lobster Two Ways&quot;. The ingredients are fresh, the cooking is exquisite, the taste is authentic, and it is filling and satisfying. Maybe because of the ingredients, the vegetables are a bit too raw and crispy, and not sticky and crispy enough, but the overall flaws are not enough to hide the merits.

There are no biscuits stores outside Queenstown, New Zealand. If you want to eat freshly baked biscuits from Cookie Time, you can only come here. His freshly baked biscuits are delicious even if they are cold. The fillings are rich, if not delicious. For those with a sweet tooth, coffee or tea is a must.

Well-known net red shop, Michelin restaurant - RATA~ It is Michelin, especially particular, each dish&#39;s side dishes, sauces have a special flavor, so that my eyes of the sweet barbecue yesterday brightened [color] just right, very and my taste ～ introduced the dishes, no alcohol, with a little sour, A bit of sea salt-flavored drink, very appetizing. The fore dish, seafood green mouth, simmer?, super delicious sauce is also great, can be equipped with soft bread ～ chicken mushroom frozen cake, delicious. The main dish, beef is the softest and tenderest I have ever eaten here. It is not sweet, the sauce, and the dishes are not bad, but the barbecue was injured yesterday. Frying fish, it is said to be a local fish, fried very well, that is, did not eat any special taste. Desserts, the first time I ate hawthorn-flavored ice cream, I felt very consuming, although I didn&#39;t need (not too full), the cream was not greasy at all. The other is cheese...can&#39;t eat, but the honey is delicious, and the walnuts are not bad [cute] Because it is a lunch package, the price is not very expensive ～ happy (&cap;_&cap;)

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The Winery - Queenstown

The restaurant is located in the commercial district of Queenstown. The literal translation of the restaurant name is &quot;Memories of Hong Kong&quot; and the restaurant signboard is labeled &quot;Tongle Restaurant&quot;. There are many restaurants in Queenstown, but the Chinese restaurant is a handful. Tongle Restaurant is a good reputation. Enter the small door, walk up to the second floor and have a bright eye: The spacious and bright store is placed with a Chinese-style dining table, and the Chinese-speaking waiter handing over the Chinese menu, which has a kind of intimacy. The restaurant&#39;s specialty is seafood, ordering &quot;lobster two to eat&quot;, the ingredients are fresh, the cooking is exquisite, the taste is authentic, and the stomach is full. It may be because of the ingredients, the vegetables are a little crispy and insufficient, but the overall flaw is not concealed.

Avoiding the hottest steak and burger restaurant recommended by an app, I went to a local person who mentioned the praise restaurant Jervois steak house Three-point cooked steak whole raw oysters [doge] It turns out that they are also delicious ​

No.2 of Fine Dining  in Queenstown

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The signature dish is American-style roast pork ribs!!!

The food ingredients are very fresh, and local New Zealand beef, mutton and fish are all excellent choices.

The lamb legs and beef are delicious, and the roast pork chops are also great, which is a good choice for carnivores. ​

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