Awesome vibe at this food court. They're also open later than the neighboring mall food court on…read moreElliot Street. Variety of options, including Thai, Singaporean, Mexican, burgers, and Japanese. We got the Singaporean food and fish and chips. Both were great!

A lively, energetic food hall with tons of variety and a unique vibe that somehow manages to merge…read morethe Asian street market scene with a cozy European pub feel. Location is excellent- right in the heart of the CBD - and the food is all excellent! We loved it so much we ate here several times on our trip. The space is huge with plenty of small, intimate tables or large family style tables if you're feeling sociable. The building is one of Auckland's historic buildings dating back to 1910 and the space is decorated so nicely. Definitely a great spot to relax and hang out. The seating in the core is totally British pub style with dark wood tables, benches, and dim lighting to add to the ambiance. The seating around the outer rim is lit with skylights above and decorated like the streets of Europe. And all around the walls you'll find some really fun neon Asian street signs - such an interesting mix and makes it really fun. Our fave restaurant is Lepak. They serve up Malaysian deliciousness and our fave dish was the Nasi Lemak - coconut rice, chicken curry, nicely fried egg - fabulous!! We got this several times and it was consistently excellent. We also tried their chicken satay, Malaysian milk tea (hot), and mini curry puffs - all of it was lovely - highly recommend! Our second fave is Bao Baby Bao - their buns are soft and delicious- especially the Angry Bird Bao which is like a mix of bao buns and trendy hot chicken. We also tried the pasta carbonara from De Niro on one visit - it was just ok, a little heavy and a tad bland but otherwise ok. The Asian food genre is definitely the way to go here imo. Prices are pretty reasonable, especially by US standards - and the quality is definitely there. It gets pretty packed but we always found a seat easily. Staff were all welcoming and friendly. They have large, clean bathrooms but I'm not sure about the parking situation since we walked from our hotel in the CBD - it's a very walkable city.

It's like I'm back in Asia! This is apparently the highest rated food court in Auckland and I would…read moreprobably agree. Lots of choices at reasonable prices. I opted for the Hainan chicken from one of the vendors and was pretty happy with my meal.

I found this food court while walking to another restaurant. There are several food vendors inside…read morethat serve many different Asian cuisines; Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian, and Thai to name a few. There is also a beverage vendor in the middle of that food court that sells soda, beer, and cocktails. I bought a lemongrass chicken dish from the Vietnamese vendor and a Guinness from the drink vendor. The dish was flavorful but not spectacular. The Guinness was delicious. I gave this place four stars not because of the quality of the lemongrass chicken dish but for the variety of Asian food you can order from the different vendors.

Wow! My first time in NZ and my friend took me to this food hall that had so many options. If…read moreyou're hungry and want something but can't put your finger on it, go here! You're going to get hungry for everything! I had Korean food here and I was a hard choice between all the other restaurants! The food was delicious and the service was amazing! The ambiance was very hipster and welcoming. I can't wait to go back when I visit!

The inner link bus stop is right in front. This is Auckland's food hall has food stands & a couple…read moreof shops in hipster area. We walked up Ponsonby Street passing Indian, Vietnamese, Italian, ice cream, pubs, cafes .... This is a wonderful area for people watching & was busy on a Wednesday evening. This is where the 20 & 30 year olds are drinking & hanging out. Inside the food hall what is this sushi bar, Bay breeze tiki bar, hotdogs, pizza, chicken, Greek,

I love this place too. Can easily get there for lunch from anywhere on the Shore and be back at…read morework within an hour. Fast, reasonable prices and the food is unbeatable. Anyone who knows, knows and has their own favourites but the Japanese is excellent. The Malaysian/Indonesian mi goreng is so good I have it almost every week. The Korean Home Meal on a sizzling plate with the other bits and pieces is delicious. You could go to the Delicious Link every day for a year and still not get through all the great stuff on the menus.

Great value sushi at $1 per piece... even the salmon and cream cheese. The Korean stall is also…read moreexcellent... whatever you order they give you whole tray of other nibbles to accompany it, not just the expected kimchi. Impressive.

Very delicious homemade dumplings and you get a lot! Very small space to dine in, two tiny tables,…read moreone usually filled with boxes but the dumplings are really delicious and fresh made.

I HEART DUMPLINGS - so it really excites me when I find a new dumpling spot!…read more This one is tucked away in a wee arcade at the top end of High Street, as per most asian takeaway joints there is not alot of love in the interior fit out but it's spacious and clean. The Pork, Prawn and Chive dumplings are so full of flavour - packed with chives and no fatty bits in sight. The dumpling pastry is a little thick but its so tasty I don't care. I've now cottoned to the fact that you can get the hot and sour soup without the sour - it's got baby bok-choy through it and is a really balanced broth. - there is a range of noodle soups with braised meats that also look delectable!

Hmm. In hindsight, I probably should have remembered this was in a food court, and not expected…read morerestaurant quality, but I was disappointed with my meal. I ordered bibimbap, and it was just a bit blah. Not particularly flavoursome, and certainly didn't taste particularly 'authentic', or like any bibimbap I've had in the past. I wondered if they'd tried to 'new zealand-ise' it, but in the process just made it bland. I appreciated the fact they put a bunch of spicy sauce on the side so you could mix in as much as you wanted, but it still wasn't really enough to make it taste like anything. It was cooked well enough, the staff were relatively friendly and the place had an A rating, but really, I'd stick to the Japanese or the Thai in the foodcourt, as both have had much more positive reviews.

I went there 2 weeks ago and I ordered Chicken burrito. The food was below average and the burrito…read morewasn't hot.

Yet another eatery has just opened up in the CBD, serving none other than delicious Vietnamese…read morefood! My SaiGon serves all the Vietnamese classics - beef pho, rice paper rolls, fried spring rolls, noodle dishes, vermicelli salads, grilled pork and of course, banh mi. After seeing a picture of their beef pho on Instagram, I just knew I had to try this place out! I went there last Friday for a takeaway dinner. The girl at the counter was friendly and helpful in terms of recommending her favourite dishes to me - there are many! I eventually decided on not one, but two dishes (I was pretty full afterwards) and ordered the Rice Paper Rolls with pork and prawn ($10 for three rolls and a peanut dipping sauce) and the Vietnamese Chicken Salad with peanuts, herbs etc. ($12). I must admit I did wait about 15 minutes for the food. Finally, the girl and the chef came out and apologised. They said they make their rice paper rolls fresh from scratch, hence the longer wait time. That was okay with me, because the food looked amazing! I couldn't wait to get home and try it! Both meals were incredibly tasty. The rolls were chunky, with lots of filling and they tasted very fresh. Instead of the usual Vietnamese dipping sauce, the rolls were accompanied by a peanut sauce, which was just as good! The Vietnamese salad was also very nice - it was quite spicy, which I wasn't expecting at all! However, I polished the whole thing and was already thinking about when my next visit to My SaiGon would be (food obsessed I know)! They also serve cans of soft drink, coconut water and Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk. I am still yet to try this coffee - hopefully one day it will be soon... Just a side note... the shop is tucked away in a small food court just up the lane from New World Metro on Queen Street, so it is quite easy to miss, unless you walk up Swanson Street. However, I do highly recommend venturing out to find this place - it really is a hidden gem!