Gourmet fish and chips! This fish and chip shop has a…read morewonderful menu. You can choose to have your fish beer battered, panko crumbed, tempura battered, gluten-free battered or grilled and you can have hand cut Agria chips,crinkle cut chips, beer battered chips, kumara chips or curly fries. There are several house salads and sides on offer or you can select something from their burger/sandwich menu. We opted to have grilled tarakihi and trevally, hand cut Agria chips and a coleslaw. It was delicious, beautifully cooked and presented and quite reasonably priced too.

I decided to go here based on the fact that it's the number 1 ranked fish and chips spot in…read moreAuckland on Yelp. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this establishment is a smaller one, and not a fine dining restaurant. Since it's a bit smaller, you can see the food being cooked for you behind the counter. I love the fact they you can choose to have a heavier version of F&C with a grilled fish or seared and baked with veggies. I wish I could give it a 4.5/4.75 starts only because there doesn't seem to be a restroom for customers(would rather my hands not smell like fish) and you have to pay $1-2 for condiments. I fearsomely feel like ketchup or tartar(at least ONE) condiment should be complimentary, but I'm not going to dock a star because I'm a little cheap. Overall, the fish is fresh and delicious, the fries are crunchy and golden. My heart's content.

This place is my favourite fish and chips. The fish as always fresh- usually warehou or terakihi…read more(even the standard "fish". The crumbed batter is my fave. Really nice batter. Good pineapple rings :-). It is over the road from the beach and the massive island bay park and playground with a fenced area for the kids. Not expensive but as good as the gourmet places as far as the fish goes I think. They have got busier lately as word has perhaps got out so ring ahead or just head down with the kids and hang while you wait. Dairy next door to buy some ice blocks for desert. Love it

Good place for fish & chips at lunch! You get a huge amount of fish, and there are other seafood…read morefavourites on offer as well. There are several fairly priced specials on offer for the lunchtime crowd here, but beware that '1 half scoop of chips' is more than enough for two people. The world's smallest container of sauce can be had for $1, so bring extra cash because you'll need 2 or 3 of them to go with your meal. Sauce prices aside, the only real drawback to this place is the lack of seating. There are a few tables outside but you'll be blasted by sun, wind, and rain any day of the week out there so it's not ideal. WTS also sells fish and seafood like a supermarket, which is cool!

I walked to this store on Lambton Quay on Friday, December 22, 2017, and arrived at 6:20 p.m…read more Although it clearly stated on the door that the store would remain open until 7:00 p.m. on December 22, 2017, the store's employees insisted that the store was closed and refused to sell any seafood at 6:20 p.m. When I pointed out to them that the door of the store stated that the store was open until 7:00 p.m., the store's employees explained that it takes time to clean up so they needed to close an hour early. This is a disgraceful way to run a business, and this store just lost our family as customers.

A loyal customer. The terikhi filet i just had was sthi …read more More like fish nibbles. 5 pieces. I questioned the bloke and he said that's a filet. Total crap.

Very impressed - a Kiwi Classic with a craft quality touch. The world of fish'n'chips is often…read moretaken for granted but the focus and effort we watched and then tasted makes a world of difference. Light and airy batter, with a crumbed option on offer if you prefer, coats the lovely fresh fish. The chips as crispy as could be. Also a beautify designed space where you can sit and watch your meal being prepared. Some of the best fish'n'chips I have tried in our journeys around New Zealand.

Great place! Has gluten-free fish and chips, gluten-free pizza, and non-GF options abound. Coffee…read moreand tea, too. Lots of seating and natural light.

I chose this restaurant for takeaway after a long day of travelling. I ordered the fish dinner and…read moreapple turnover. Unfortunately, the batter on the outside of the fish and turnover was undercooked and the chips a bit soft. I was really hoping for good food based on all previous reviews. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars is because the lady at the counter was kind enough to let me come back and pay in cash because my credit card wasn't working. She even let me take my food with me, trusting I would come back to pay. Something that would never happen in the states.

Stopped at Brooklyn Supply for take away fish and chips. People were very nice. We ordered the…read morefamily pack which is 6 pieces of fish and 2 1/2 orders of fries. The serving size was very fair and the fish and chips were good. London spoiled me on fish and chips but these were good and weren't uber oily. The price was $25nzd which is very fair. They also have Chinese food which I will be back to try. Definitely worth a stop.

A must-visit for anyone looking for a tasty, hot take-away meal or cater a gathering in or near…read moreBrooklyn. Their menu offers a great variety for those that love Chinese and Malaysian cuisine, and those that want good 'ol fish and chips (i.e. will suit most families!). I love that their Chop Suey options include meat and veg only (no carbs), and always appreciate how fresh and delicious their meals are. My only concern is that they can get quite busy and wait times can be long, but they do take orders by phone and I notice many locals use that route to avoid the wait in store.

Nothing special, but a solid fish & chip shop that does what it says on the tin. Item prices in the…read more$3-4 range. The chips are good, but the scoop size is a little light. The batter to fish ratio on the fish is on the batter-heavy side, with thin fish. The hot dog is good. Salt level was good as was the frying on everything.