Food is not too bad, but imagine upon entering the restaurant ... the waitress told us that there's…read moreno ramen and sushi served! We went there just for ramen on a cold night. Anyway, we made do. The service was okay. We were standing outside the restaurant for a while before being acknowledged and we had to wait for the servers to clean up a table with tall chairs when there another clean one nearby, even though it was meant for larger parties. Anyway, we didn't say anything since we just wanted a quick meal.

Delicious food. Definitely one of the better meals we had here in NZ. Service was terrific from…read morebeginning to end. Seating was spacious and far away from other tables so you do get privacy.

Amazing in every way!! A must visit for sashimi and authentic Japanese cuisine in Queenstown. The…read moremenu was so amazing sounding and couldn't decide so we just decided to get the taste of as much as we could and ordered the Emperors set dinner for 2. The meal came out so perfectly timed and we were plenty full. It is a real treat eating here and the service was so kind and amazing as well. Literally as course 2 came out I was figuring out my plans on when to come back again during our trip to Queenstown. The establishment is upstairs so it can be easily missed by folks strolling the shops below. So happy to have stumbled across it as well because Google didn't show it in my sushi search either.

So fortunate to have had the opportunity to get a taste of Tatsumi Queenstown. Listed as one of the…read moretop ten sushi spots in New Zealand . Recognized for good reason. The service is superb, and ambiance is comfortable and romantic. Seated at a table with two sofas was so relaxing. The food is excellent, the sushi is extremely fresh, and the soft shell crab and salmon prepared to perfection. Recommendations: -Hokkaido scallop sashimi -Marlborough Ora King salmon sashimi -Soft shell crab tempura -Marlborough Ora King salmon teriyaki

Pretty okay place - came in to avoid the rain and get a bowl of ramen to ward off the unusually…read morecold kiwi summer (as I've been told). The spicy hakata ramen was very bare with no add-on options but the noodles and broth were decent. Also had a green salad to balance out on the nutritional scale. That was unfortunately drenched in vinegar and a tad on the salty side. Shortly after we ordered, the server came by to let us know the kitchen will be closing in 5 mins so if we want anything else, this is the time to do it now. The "open late" on the front door really means just whenever we want - and in this case, 9:30pm on a Wednesday.

Great food and sake. Cozy! Really hits the spot after a long day of activities in the cold…read moreweather. Very friendly staff!

Although Daruma Sake Bar is best known for its Sake Bombs ( a shot of rice wine dropped into a…read moreglass of Sapporo Beer and necked after a mandatory chant that the entire bar joins in on). I go there for the food... The yakatori style small plate foods is as authentic as any you would find in Japan. So tasty and such a good selection that I end up stuffing myself every time I go. Which is all too easy when the plates take only a second to come out and the staff are super attentive and happy to keep the food (and booze) flowing. I also go for a cheeky solo lunch break and get the Karaage Chicken Ramen and an Asahi beer. Lunches have a chilled feel compared to nights and are perfect if you want to hide from the world for 1/2 an hour!

Great ramen is hard to come by. There is not great ramen here. The broth was pretty good and the…read morenoodles were the correct consistency. The pork was mediocre and a bit cold . It's no frills and I appreciate that. It's good but it's not great. I crave great ramen and it is hard to come by in the states. This fulfilled my craving and the price was very reasonable. I didn't regret our meal but I was not compelled to return. The yakitori is above average but also not the best.

They're closed that happens on yelp too often. I think they close during Covid. I wasted a lot of…read moretime looking for them before I realized they're just not there but Queenstown has about 500 restaurants and large blocks that are packed so it's not easy looking for some things.

This place was open until 9 or so, which was good for us after a day trip to Milford Sound. I was…read moresurprised by how places pretty much shut down by 7 or 8 in this area. My husband got sashimi and ramen and loved it. I ordered the Chef's platter, which had big chunks of tuna and salmon sashimi, along with nigiri, and a spicy tuna roll, and it tasted amazing. While the place was a little pricey, it's about what I would expect for the quality here. And sushi seems to be expensive everywhere. Our server was nice and attentive, and we received our food rather quickly, because the restaurant was quite slow at the time.

Amazing bar for cocktails!! Tucked away right by the water, it's the perfect ambiance and bar for a…read moredrink. Great happy hour as well

Great happy hour spot right on the pier! Limited options but when it's 39F outside a glass of…read moremulled cherry wine hits the spot! Jacobs creek sparkling Prosecco was also delicious. Happy hour is from 4-6PM and includes all tap beer, Sauvignon blanc, Shiraz, Pinot noir, mulled cherry wine and sparkling Prosecco. Pleasant staff and plenty of seating inside and a small outdoor area.

Great spot for a nice dinner in Queenstown. Party of 3, we…read morehad the chefs board, perfect option for sharing. Burrata & Caesar salad were excellent starts. Espresso martini was made very well. Impeccable service $400 NZ

Clean steakhouse ambience. Service was slow but it was clear our server had too many tables to…read moredeal with. Seemed understaffed. We started with the liver parfait and we definitely recommend that. Also had the bone marrow, but there was almost no bone marrow to speak of. Even if there was, it is covered in a green onion relish that masks any bone marrow flavor that would've been there. The lamb chops were very good, but we have had better in New Zealand. The scotch cut Wagyu was again just OK. We had three sides, mashed potatoes, cream, spinach, and scorched carrots. Of those three I would only order the scorch carrots again. For the prices, we were pretty disappointed. Maybe it's because I know what good steak is in Texas.

Absolutely love this restaurant! All the food is absolutely delicious, man it is total fire! If you…read moreare in the area, this is a must-go! There is seating with a view of the chef making the meals, there is a wide selection of sushi and other seafoods, among other Japanese dishes. I love to visit Kappa Sushi when I'm in Queenstown! I would definitely recommend this fabulous restaurant!

Decent food but overpriced and tiny portion. We left hungry…read more Service is quite slow and it took long for the Miso Soup to come.

Coming from the United States, the idea of a pick your own sushi where you can individually choose…read moreeach piece was pretty cool and novel. I liked being able to try a billion different rolls by getting one piece of each. The fish quality was solid, not the best, but pretty good. The rolls were okay, some much better than others. I really liked the crab salad inari. The salmon ones were a close second. The service was just pick them yourself and pay at the end, but I was incredibly impressed by the server's ability to identify each piece and charge appropriately - she nailed it. The inside is fast casual, with a few tables to sit, but it was really crowded.

You pick whatever sushi or side dishes (fried veggies) you want and pay by slice! I was slightly…read moreskeptical but the sushi quality was fantastic!

The place change the owner or just the name. It's Ramen Ramen now. The ramen is relatively good is…read morea touristy area.