A multi-generational affair, the Satya brand has become synonymous with great Indian food in Auckland. Satya Sandringham, Mount Eden, Ponsonbyįor beautifully spiced curries, a pleasing array of vegetarian options, and sharing plates that you won't actually want to share, you can't go past Satya. Gather your squad, grab a bottle of Passion Pop from the Liquorland down the road and demolish a plate of tasty morsels before you hit the town. You can’t call yourself an Aucklander until you’ve scoffed 20 dumplings dressed in your Friday night best at New Flavour. Try their silky-smooth tofu or any one of their delicious noodle dishes you won't leave hungry. Now famous amongst West Aucklanders for its warm, welcoming atmosphere, Bunga Raya has made a name for itself for its downright tasty food. Bunga Raya Restaurant New LynnĮven if you don't have a reason to visit New Lynn, it's worth making the trip for a meal at Bunga Raya Restaurant. If you're hankering after a healthy serve of pasta this is most definitely your spot. Grab an exotic Tuscan bottle and make your way to Archie’s in Newmarket, which serves gourmet wood-fired pizzas like classic Alla Margarita or the more adventurous Al Salmone with salmon, mozzarella, cream cheese and mesclun. If the Italians have one thing right and it's pizza and wine. There are also plenty of options for vegetarians, carnivores and everyone in between. While the edamame beans are a must to start, the sushi and dumplings are the stars of the show, and their amazingly crunchy cornflake fried chicken even has a cult following. It’s your go-to for a modern take on traditional Pan Asian cuisine. Serving delicious Mediterranean fare, is there really anything better than abundant tapas and Spanish wine? Big Fish Eatery Penroseīig, bold, and beautiful – Big Fish Eatery is a hidden gem, but those that get it, get it. Alternatively, head to their bustling Newmarket spot and dine al-fresco. Tucked away behind the cafe-style storefront you’ll find a secluded outdoor courtyard and olive garden to wine and dine the evening away in. If you love a hidden gem, Tasca is your place. Make sure you order the miso eggplant, it's divine. Rocking up with a bottle of wine and ordering multiple rounds of food from their on-table iPads is a quintessential Auckland experience. Nishiki Freemans BayĪn iconic stop for visitors and locals alike, Nishiki is hustling and bustling for a reason-the food is excellent and the atmosphere is vibrant. Try the summer rolls for something light and fresh, or order one of the showstopping sizzling plates to have all eyes on your table. The relaxed, family vibe guarantees a good time. With two branches to choose from and a huge menu of traditional and delicious dishes, you're spoilt for choice. If you want authentic Vietnamese food, Try It Out is the one for you. Recent winner of the Best BYO in Auckland award by Lazy Susan and Leftfield wines. At El Greco, the meze platter is a must for group BYOs-overflowing with colourful dips, cheeses and cured meats. A Greek/Italian BYO is a rare find and should be treated as precious.
Campbells Bay residents flock to El Greco for its vibrant and flavourful Mediterranean food and they stay for the staff with a personality to match. The secret to finding a good restaurant is to eat where the locals eat. Read on to discover the best BYO restaurants in Auckland and get ready to eat, drink and be merry. You bring the booze and they’ll take care of the food at any one of these fine Auckland establishments. A good meal becomes a great meal when it’s paired with a glass of your favourite vino.
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