Highlights: An award-winning restaurant serving New Zealand cuisine as exquisite as art
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+64-9-3771911
210 Symonds Street, Eden Terrace, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Boye1Sid's French cuisine is very authentic. The fried prawns are delicious. The prawns are as big as a palm and are very clean without any sand. The salmon bread is very good.
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Sid's French cuisine is very authentic. The fried prawns are delicious. The prawns are as big as a palm and are very clean without any sand. The salmon bread is very good.
Let me tell you the price first. It is 100 New Zealand dollars, not 100 RMB. It is considered a popular restaurant among foreigners, attracting many people to check in. The dishes, environment and service are all very good; it is always ranked among the top restaurants in the national selection every year. Thumbs up
We had lunch here and were seated in a delightful position overlooking the back garden which has a variety of herbs and vegetables. The place is across the courtyard from the main restaurant. The atmosphere is perfect, the setting is loft style with an open kitchen. The food is of a high standard and the staff are attentive and just the right amount of
The location is good and the taste is good too.
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