In my humble opinion, the best fish and chips out West. Been coming here for several years and have…read morenever got a bad meal. They do a really good batter with the fish and I think that's what makes it good. Service is always very prompt - when we ring in an order, it's always waiting for us when we arrive. Their hot chips are good quality and they always give us a generous portion. They do a range of Chinese food too here and it is also quite good - considerably better than some of the rival takeaways in the neighbourhood. The Roberts Road location of these shops is quite popular with people on the weekends but you can generally get a park. There's a good selection of eateries here (Dominos, a bakehouse, Thai etc) but I reckon Blue Lagoon is probably the best of them. Make sure, if you get fish and chips, you get snapper as it's the best quality.

The batter on the fish, fritters and squid rings was crisp and not greasy. The service was both…read moreprompt and friendly. I will definitely return I want to try the whitebait fritters.

I have been a customer for this fish and chip shop for over twenty years. To me this is the best…read morefish and chip in Te Atatu Peninsula. Tasty food, great customer service and good prices. I now live in Australia, but every time I come home to NZ. This place is at the top of my list to visit. So to the local community please go and support this fish and chip shop.

Tony's Takeaways is your classic Chinese takeaway store. I went there for the first time last week…read moreand, as always, decided to test them by purchasing a spring roll. Spring rolls are the ultimate way to determine if a takeaway store is worth returning to, so naturally I had to get one at Tony's. And I admit, I was a little disappointed. Much to my surprise, the spring roll tasted like cinnamon. I couldn't really figure it out. It wasn't terrible as such, just unexpected.... That being said, the fried rice was brilliant. It wasn't oily and didn't make you feel guilty for eating most of the container - which I did. The portions were good and prices were what you'd expect - about $10 for fried rice. Tony's chips were also pretty good - crisp and crunchy; just the way I like them, and with a good amount of salt too. There's nothing worse than not enough salt on your hot chips, so while their spring rolls were a bit strange, you can rely on Tony's to supply good fried rice, sausages and chips. Bonus: Tony himself is pretty cool. He was very smiley and chatty and made the wait for the food fly by

My favourite takeaway place yet, can't recommend it enough…read more The wontons are definitely my favourite thing on the menu.

Toby's are the best value for money fish and chips I have come across in Auckland. They batter…read moretheir fresh fish to order. They sell all of the sea food you would expect from a fish and chip shops. Oysters, mussels, kina's and raw fish. They even make fry bread! Lemon fish is normally the fish of the day. For $10 you can get 4 fish, 2 sausages and a scoop of chips. The only thing they could improve on is offering the option to crumb fish. I haven't tried the burgers or toasted sammies. (only because the fish and chips are so good, I haven't wanted to take the risk) Overall it won't disappoint, the place is always super busy, for me that is the sign of a great fish and chip shop.

Oh yes this place takes me back to my high school days when fish and chips were the thing to have…read moreafter school. A few friends and I would make the trip to Henderson mall then after window shopping walk across the road to LJS for something tasty. It would always be the lemon peppered chips, coke and once in a while a fish burger. It was a ritual then we would sit inside and make so much noise I'm sure they wanted to kick us out or close the shop every time they saw us approaching. Now I go to LJS once in a while when I miss some decent chippies.

I often used to eat fish and chips when I was young in Ireland - it was always on Friday as this is…read morea Catholic tradition. I must say the fish and chips in New Zealand are far nicer than what I got back in the day. I find the fish in chips in Ireland/England tend to be greasy and unpleasant and I gave up eating them when I got older. The fish always tended to be cod which is not half as nice as snapper. Anyway, Long John Silver do a pretty good fish and chips in keeping with the Kiwi tradition. I tend to splash out a bit on the snapper as I find the hoki pretty bland - you can get a fish and chip combo with a drink for about $15. Another thing that LJS do that I only found out recently is breakfast - bacon and eggs that is as you would hardly eat fish for breakfast. They do a basic breakfast for $7.50 and the more elaborate ones are a bit dearer. Good to know if you are on a budget and don't fancy brunch in some poncey cafe.

This takeaway is just up the road from me but I hardly ever go there. I got fish and chips here…read morewhen I first moved into the area and I found it disappointing. If you are out this way, you are better off going to the Blue Lagoon on Roberts Road if you want fish and chips. I tried their Chinese food as well and again I was non-plussed - what I ate was quite greasy and I did not enjoy it. We're not exactly spoiled for choice for eateries in Te Atatu South but I usually venture further afield (eg to Lincoln Road) if I want takeaway on the weekend. Having said that, I went in and got a portion of hot chips not so long ago and I must say they were quite good. We could do with a good takeaway in the area but until that comes along we have to make do with this joint.

This is my local takeaway shop, to the point that they know what I order when I call and they know…read moreme by name when I walk in. They're food is delicious, my favourite are their chicken chow mein and bami goreang, and they have the best hot chips. The food comes out really quickly and it's always hot, and they'll cater it to your own specifications. The only thing is that they are a tad bit expensive for a take away shop, and they've put their prices up a few times too. They can get pretty busy because they are quite popular in the area, but they've got enough seats, a TV and heaps of magazines to read while you wait for your order.

Always nicely cooked. Crispy batter. Good portions. A bit more expensive than the chinese…read moretakeaways, but worth it.

Richmond Road. Grey Lynn. Disorganised staff. No team work. By the time the fish was cooked the…read morechips were almost stone cold. AND the young man used his bare hands to put chips in paper. Never again will I waste my time here. They said 25 minutes - I waited 40 minutes for cold chips and disappointing grilled fish. Get your act together

Excellent service, very friendly. B grade so acceptable, potato fritter was very nice. The fish was…read morenice, the hotdog was acceptable. The chips though we're OK through them not being very greasy. The cheeseburger had fantastic ingredients apart from the less than ideal meat patty.

This is pretty much the sort of place I think of when I think of fish & chips. Linoleum, the hiss…read moreof the fryers, that particular smell of oil in the air. Oh, and ridiculous specials written up in vivid and taped to the window - four hot dogs, two burgers, eight fish, seven potato fritters, $5. Not quite that, but still enormous amounts of food for very small prices. The food itself is pretty good, as far as fish and chips go. The chips themselves (always the critical test) probably get a B from me - good, but not exemplary. The burgers are nice though, or at least the one I had was. AJ's earns extra points for being an important Auckland landmark. Need to know where Owairaka Ave meets Mt. Albert Road? Well actually you already do, even if you didn't realise that was what those two roads were called.