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ToPGuNZ

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#85837 26-Jun-2011 14:41

Hi, I am just looking for suggestions on a restaurant for a group of 30. My sister is having trouble locating one for that sized group. Open to any type of cuisine.

Thanks.

NonprayingMantis

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#486073 26-Jun-2011 14:47

something like a Chinese or Indian is pretty good for that sort of size group since the meals can easily be made in large baches.

just get one that is a decent size so they have enough seats - maybe Little India in Kingsland.

valtam

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#486087 26-Jun-2011 15:21

Burger King.

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#486090 26-Jun-2011 15:24

http://www.menumania.co.nz/restaurants/hansan-vietnam-restaurant

Hansan Vietnamese Restaurant. P14 on the menu is very nice.

Do whatever you want to do man.

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#486091 26-Jun-2011 15:24

Degree Bar on Viaduct Harbour... They hosted 60 people for Geekzone pizza twice in the last two years.

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#486105 26-Jun-2011 15:52

freitasm: Degree Bar on Viaduct Harbour... They hosted 60 people for Geekzone pizza twice in the last two years.

And they don't just serve pizza!

ToPGuNZ

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#486177 26-Jun-2011 19:39

Some great suggestions there, thanks I will look them up.

Dunnersfella

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#486184 26-Jun-2011 20:03

valtam: Burger King.

I was thinking KFC or Wendy's - but nope, Burger King is the better idea.

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