Asian restaurants for FITs and groups
Find information about a range of Asian restaurants in Wellington including their address, phone number, and website.
There’s nowhere in New Zealand quite like Bellamys. Found on the third floor of the Executive Wing of New Zealand Parliament, otherwise known as The Beehive, the location is unique to Wellington. Bellamys is open for lunch and dinner, offering a high-quality but approachable version of fine dining.
In a heritage-listed former bank on Cuba Street, Logan Brown is an icon of the city’s hospitality scene. The fine-dining restaurant has been open for 20 years, with a menu that focuses on excellent technique and quality ingredients.
Seasonal vegetables are used in innovative ways to delicious effect at this purely plant-based fine-dining restaurant. Don’t let the meat-free menu put you off — Hillside has won awards for its multi-course offering and focus on sustainability.
A Kiwi take on an American burger bar, this casual restaurant brings a sense of fun to both the menu and the atmosphere. The Smokey is a menu classic and Burger Liquor’s most well-known burger, having served almost 200,000 of them.
Ortega is Wellington’s favourite seafood restaurant. The food is upmarket, while the atmosphere is relaxed. The ceviche is a local favourite, and, despite being a seafood restaurant, so are the steak frites.
Wellington has a reputation as the craft beer capital of New Zealand. A proudly local craft beer brewery, Garage Project remains in the petrol station where it started (and inspired its namesake) in Aro Valley. Head into the brew HQ to see the product being made, or pop across the road to the taproom, 91 Aro, to sample a drop.
Hidden away under The Intrepid Hotel, Puffin is a stylish, relaxed wine bar. The wine list changes weekly and heavily features organic, biodynamic, and minimal intervention wines. Low lighting and thoughtful decor make it the perfect place for a nightcap.
Visit the café and coffee roastery that was a pioneer of Wellington’s celebrated and world-famous coffee culture. The all-day menu offers classic café and brunch favourites and strong coffee. You can even try one of Wellington’s favourite baked goods: cheese scones.
Owned and run by a pair of brothers, Scopa is a beloved local Italian restaurant and pizzeria on iconic Cuba Street. All pizzas are made in wood-fired ovens, with fresh high-quality toppings on light crunchy bases. For many locals, Scopa is famous for its hot chocolate. They’re so thick you can eat them with a spoon.
Karaka is a Māori and Pacifica-owned café open for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Found on the waterfront on the edge of the lagoon, it’s great for summer coffee or drinks. The menu combines the flavours of local Indigenous cuisine with modern café fare.
Find information about a range of Asian restaurants in Wellington including their address, phone number, and website.
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