Tatsushi in Wellington, Neuseeland

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Telefon:	+64 4-472 3928
Adresse:	99 Victoria Street, Wellington, Neuseeland, 6011
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel	620 mLambton 630 mClifton 680 mEverton
Kategorien:	Japanisches Restaurant

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Reservierung möglich	Nein
Lieferservice	Ja
Take-Away	Ja

Akzeptierte Kreditkarten	Kredit, EC
Für Gruppen geeignet	Nein
Dress Code	Leger

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Ortszeit (Wellington)	18:00 Samstag, 31. Mai 2025

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Umgebung

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Asian Kitchen

104 Victoria Street

WBC Restaurant

107 Victoria street 1st Floor

Lamason

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Wholly Bagels

Corner Of Willis & Bond St

Perretts Corner Cafe & Bar

2 Manners St

The Lido Cafe

Wakefield St Te Aro

4 Bewertungen zu Tatsushi

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Akash C.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Wellington, New Zealand

I think the best sushi and sashmi, would love if they had a more seating space… They served me the most perfect warm sake… Love it…

Tim K.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Auckland, New Zealand

We had:
— Kumiage Homemade Fresh Tofu
— Gyu-Tataki
— Salmon yuan Yaki
— Tori no Karaage
— Today’s Sashimi Dish
— Asparagus Tempura with Salt
— Rice
— Miso soup
— Mike’s organic pilsner beer
It was absolutely delicious and truly authentic. Probably best I’ve eaten in NZ.
Atmosphere was a little industrial but had a definite style at the same time.
Only negative thing was that they gave one of our tofu dishes to the wrong customer so we had to wait quite a long time for it to come out. Not a major issue at all, though.

Arthur H.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Manhattan, NY

The food’s pretty solid, especially given the location. I can see it being the best Japanese food in the city – there’s like NO Japanese food in Wellington.
The sashimi’s pretty fresh, but because of that the variety is also limited. You can’t really get high variety unless you get fish constantly shipped in, and I don’t think restaurants here can charge the high prices that some restaurants do in cities like, say, NYC.
The salmon chirashi bowl is pretty good. It uses a combo that is tried and true – salmon and avocado – and adds some extra flavor to it with pieces of tamago (egg).
No dress code. Pretty affordable. Great lunch spot.

May T.