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Daikoku on Quay

3.5 (6 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 2:00 PM, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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great taste great price! the prawn with yum yum sauce taste like heaven. Chef was friendly and full of skills.

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El Humero - The el grande bbq...

El Humero

4.2(21 reviews)
6.2 km•Takapuna
•$$

Oh, wow. We ate here tonight and I was just blown away. We split two dishes -- the beef ribs and…read morethe combination platter -- and I swear there was a subtly adversarial mood at our table as we wordlessly raced each other for the food. I haven't had food this good in quite awhile. The ribs were just spectacular. A modest-size serving but the meat was out of this world: so tender and delicate, literally falling off the bone, and slightly to the 'rare' end of the spectrum, which is how beef should be. It was cooked in some mystery manner that gave it the most divine skin: almost caramelized. We opted for a side of plantain with this one, as I'd never tried that vegetable. It came in slivers, deep-fried, and was decadent even if I couldn't really discern the taste of the plantain itself. The other dish, the mixed platter, was larger in size, and everything on it was likewise superb. There was a large serving of pork (in fact this was the 'main event' on the plate) which, while less flavoursome than the ribs, was still delightfully tender. I found that the best bits were at the bottom, where the meat had come into contact with whatever sauce/oil they'd drizzled on the plate (which had pooled around the base of the 'pyramid' of meat). There was blood sausage, which, next to the ribs, was my favourite item of the evening: closely rivalled by another variety of sausage, I forget which exactly, that was also on the plate. The chips were to die for in their own right -- large, rustically-cut, sinfully oily. I loved the idea of choosing your preferred sauce to go with each dish. We opted for guacamole for the platter and tamarindo for the ribs, though we drizzled a bit of each over both dishes. They gave an already decadent feast that final accent of flavour. Even the side-salads were delicious. The ambiance was lovely, the place is so elegantly done and a very pleasant space for a meal and a chat, especially seated in the rear courtyard as we were. The staff were fantastic too. The girl who served us clearly has a passion for the menu. You get a sense that it's a very 'house-proud' restaurant in that the servers all hail (by the looks/sounds of it) from Latin America and so they're selling something they're familiar with and that's dear to them. Everything about this place is perfect! I left pleasantly sated but at the same time pining for a whole heap more simply by virtue of how delicious it had been. And they're not greedy about the prices either, even though they could probably get away with it with food this good. $25 for the admittedly smallish rib dish, and $30 for the generously-sized combination plate. Totally worth it.

We had an excellent dinner here this evening: house made chorizo, beef empanadas, arepas, and slow…read morecooked beef. Very nice beer list as well

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El Humero - Grill view from our stools at the front

Grill view from our stools at the front

El Humero - Choritzo sausages, fries, bbq chicken breast, pork belly, beef, lamb - meatamongous!

Choritzo sausages, fries, bbq chicken breast, pork belly, beef, lamb - meatamongous!

El Humero - This is how it's done!

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This is how it's done!

Bushman's Grill

Bushman's Grill

3.7(15 reviews)
6.1 km
•$$$

It has been my delight to visit this restaurant twice in the last fortnight, and both times I was…read morevery happy with the whole experience. The first time I went was for a friend's surprise dinner party. The owner let us decorate with balloons and the staff came out with a special birthday song & ice cream sundae with a candle to blow out. I just fell in love with the African decor & food! So much so, I insisted we have our big family dinner here. At the family dinner, I drank a Creme Soda with the chicken schnitzel and finished off with an amarula dom pedro. It all tasted like home and I almost felt like I was back in Botswana or SA! The quality was just the same as before and the service was great. If I lived close by, I would go regularly :)

Never again!! Ordered online to Bushman's Northcote. ordered full rack of ribs. They were ok…read more Garlic Tiger Prawns for a starter. They were not Tiger prawns ,but looked like the cooked small prawns you can buy in the Supermarket for approx $17 a bag. There were only 7 of these prawns in a garlic and blue vein sauce. accompanied by 2 slices of brown bread. Cost $24! What a rip off. Also ordered Crispy Chicken in a garlic dip. There were about 3 chicken wings in pieces and 5 of the smallest Chicken legs I've seen served in a meal. They were about a third of a normal size leg you would expect. The total cost was $ 86 odd. I can get 8 servings of Chinese for $68. A total disaster.

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Bushman's Grill - Rump Steak 600g

Rump Steak 600g

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Bushman's Grill - T-Bone Steak

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T-Bone Steak

The Lord Nelson - Specialty Aged Sirloin

The Lord Nelson

3.7(35 reviews)
0.6 km•Auckland CBD
•$$$

Service was fast maybe because I was a single. It was busy. It has a look of the old style…read moresteakhouse with wooden paneled walls booths.The sides were limited and I had the "potato log" thing. A steak without a baked potato as a choice is just wrong. I got the Aged Specialty Sirloin $44. It was cooked to my liking on the inside but medium/medium rare but no crust on the outside. Seasoned fare, nothing special. I couldn't believe the gristle wasn't trimmed before cooking. Maybe so the size and weight would look bigger. I have had much better at Chili's. I haven't had a good steak since I moved to Australia from the US, and others have said the same. Their cuts seem to be full of gristle, even all the Spencer Steaks (Ribeyes). I expected on New York, but not on ribeyes or sirloins. I told them my review and they were very apologetic. They called the gristle fat, I like fat, you can eat fat. The offered a Ribeye The Ribeye came medium rare. I instantly could smell teriyaki. It was tender and flavorful no gristle. I do wish it did not have the flavor teriyaki though. A good steak doesn't need teriyaki They were very nice and pleasant to work with me. I originally have three stars I gave it another store for their professionalism.

Our second time there. Did not disappoint. Salmon was perfect. Calamari was equally good. Steak…read moreand Bolognese were delicious. Be aware that the side of veggies has a sauce (partially), but were very tasty.

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The Lord Nelson - Remaining gristle

Remaining gristle

The Lord Nelson - Chicken Satay.

Chicken Satay.

The Lord Nelson - Pepper Steak.

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Pepper Steak.

Daikoku on Quay - japanese - Updated November 2026

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