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Metro Top 50 Restaurants 2017: Artwok

Metro Top 50 Restaurants 2017: Artwok

Jun 30, 2017 Restaurants

Metro Top 50 Restaurants 2017: Artwok

Artwok

Neighbourhood Bistro—Modern Chinese

Our favourite Takapuna restaurant offers thoughtfully executed Chinese food served up by enthusiastic staff. Unlike some mod-Chinese restaurants where authenticity and flavour take a back seat to the design, fit-out and themed cocktails, here you get it all: a dark-wood, gold-splashed two-storey space and food deep in flavour made with a commitment to technique that reflects its creator’s skill and passion. There’s a great craft beer list to complement the sweet and numbing spices; perfectly cooked meats; and hand-made dumplings that illustrate Jason Zhang’s mastery of this cuisine.

A favourite dish
Shuizhu niurou: Angus beef, Sichuan pepper, chilli, garlic and beansprouts.

What it offers
Shared-plate options / Free-range chicken and/or pork / Bar / Takes large groups / Craft beer selection / Good for kids

Hours—L D Tue-Sun
Bookings—Yes
Price—$$
Seats—110
Chef—Jason Zhang

Book now

TAKAPUNA
152 Hurstmere Rd
Ph 930-0999
artwok.co.nz


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