Eating In
Yangtze
Since 1977 the Yangtze has been regarded as Wellington's most celebrated and authentic Chinese restaurant with exquisite food, impeccable service and a comprehensive selection of fine wines and spirits.
Hours:
Lunch - Monday to Friday: 11:30am to 2:30pm
Weekends: Closed
Dinner - Monday to Sunday: 5:30pm to Late
All Day - Public Holidays: Closed
Contact:
Yangtze
Phone: 04 801 8883
Fax: 04 381 3381
Email: eagl...@xtra.co.nz
Website: http://www.yangtze.co.nz/
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Cheng's Chinese Restaurant
Decorated in authentic Chinese style, Cheng's Chinese Restaurant have been serving exquisite Chinese cuisine since 1992. With seatings for over 150 people, we are the perfect place for large banquets and parties. We also specialize in catering for tour buses and takeaways are most welcomed.
Facilities:
We can cater up to 150 diners simultaneously amidst our authentic Chinese furnishings. With a large range of tables available, planning small gatherings to large parties are a breeze. Our separate alcoves are also perfect for private functions.
Hees Garden Seafood Restaurant
Situated on the corner of Kingsveiw Rd and Mt Eden Rd, Hees Garden has become an Auckland landmark. For over 25 years, Hees has been renowned for its hospitality, traditional atmosphere and fine Chinese cuisine providing an enjoyable dining experience for any party.
China Inn Restaurant & Bar
A fully licensed restaurant and bar. Their extensive menu of traditional Chinese, Asian and European cuisine caters to a broad range of tastes.
We offer an extensive selection of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages such as premium juices, local and imported beers, a wide variety of Ready-to-Drinks, non-alcoholic cocktails and vast selection of spirits and liquors.
Contact:
China Inn Restaurant & Bar
Phone: (06) 358 8206
Fax: (06) 358 8205
Email: enqu...@chinainn.co.nz
Website: http://www.chinainn.co.nz/
Ming Dynasty Restaurant
Ming Dynasty Restaurant a fully licenced Chinese restaurant, also offering takeaway orders and catering for special functions.
We have operating in Lower Hutt for over 10 years and have a committment to high quality food and service. Our beverages selection includes fine New Zealand and Australian Wines, Ports & Sherries, Liquers & Premium Spirits, New Zealand & Imported Beers and a good selection of non-alcoholic drinks.
Contact:
Ming Dynasty Restaurant
Phone: 04-569 7287
Website: http://www.shophutt.co.nz/
Grand Harbour Chinese Restaurant
Whether for lunch or diner, Grand Harbour Chinese Restaurant has become Auckland’s premier source for fine Chinese dining with a host of delicious traditional recipes, specializing in duck as well as a wide range of seafood, including lobster, fish and crab dishes.
Yum Cha at Grand Harbour is very popular, with around 80 different varieties of steamed, deep fried, sweet, savory and spicy Dim Sum to choose from. By word of mouth, the reputation of the restaurant has spread quickly among local and national diners seeking an authentic Hong Kong-style dining experience.
Yummy Jelly Boats (Recipe by Annabel Karmel)
These jelly boats are the most popular party food that I make. I usually make them using packets of fruit jelly, but you can also make them using fruit juices. Try blackcurrant, apple, grape or fresh orange juice sweetened with a little sugar. Another idea is to make lime, peach and strawberry jelly in tall glasses and set them one after the other in three layers. You end up with traffic light jelly.
Ingredients:
- 2 large oranges
- 1 x 11.7g (approx 1 tablespoon) sachet gelatine
- 500ml fruit juice
- 1 sheet of rice paper
Peach and Apricot Cottage Cheesecake (Recipe by Annabel Karmel)
This cake is simple to make, uses no cream, requires no baking and looks very impressive (what more could you want!). A lovely cake to make for a special tea party. It also freezes very well so that you can make it in advance.
Ingredients:
- 1 x 800g tin apricots
- 2 x 135g packets peach jelly
- 750g cottage cheese
- 300ml fromage frais
- 275g ginger biscuits
- 75g butter or margarine, melted
- 1 x 400g tin apricots
- 3 tablespoons apricot jam, sieved
Patchwork Quilt (Recipe by Annabel Karmel)
This is an attractive way of displaying miniature sandwiches – choose toppings of contrasting colours. There are lots of different foods you can use for decoration. This looks great for a special tea party and children will be able to choose their favourite sandwich from the patchwork quilt – ask them if they know what each sandwich is made from! Alternatively, you can make a patchwork quilt on one slice of bread. Cut contrasting coloured cheese slices into squires. Arrange like a chessboard on top of the bread and decorate.
Ingredients:
Open Chip Burger (Recipe by Aria Farm)
This is a really easy dish to prepare - and kids always like a burger as a special treat!
Cook the Aria Farm chips as per the instructions on the bag. Slice the burger bun and place lettuce, tomato, sprouts on the bun with the cooked chips.
And that's it!