Pizza restaurant in Christchurch

“A hidden gem bordering the city centre! Fast and friendly service. Delicious, fresh and authentic Japanese food. Great portion sizes and pricing. Welcoming atmosphere with lovely decor.”

“Woah...portions are BIG....ribs were really nice and if you are not too hungry, maybe a starter portion is sufficient. their burger was also super, and beer to go with it. all good. Just be careful though if u are ordering sides, be clear what you ordered and how much extra it will cost. I ordered a side I thought came with the main course and ended up paying close to $10 for the side.”

The kitchen at Monza Sports Bar takes a simple, bistro‑style path and lets the food speak. A sensible spend for the spread. Service stays present without fuss. Plates offer plenty without weighing things down.

“The man that served us was the nicest mcdonald's worker I've ever met. He was very nice and bubbly and attentitive to our needs. He said welcome and goodbye to everyone who walked in. The food was great as always.”

Miso Sushi and Donburi delivers a Japanese‑leaning line‑up that’s straight to the point. The team keeps things friendly and organised. Broths and noodles keep good heat and snap. Serve sizes show solid value.

“We love this place! Best pizza & four meat sandwich (hot) & doughnuts & sourdough :) sooo fresh and delicious! Best place we’ve eaten at in christchurch. Also helpful and friendly staff and good coffee! 5/5”

“Very tasty Japanese food. I tried the chicken curry and fried chicken rice. Both very good.”

“Delicious sushi, very friendly and polite staff and cozy atmosphere. I think it's one of the best sushi I tried in NZ. Been here many times and will surely go back again. Highly recommend”

“Half crispy half teriyaki rice bowl. Well priced and well filled! Thank you”

Sushi Pop favours a Japanese‑leaning mix with clear, clean flavours. The team keeps things friendly and organised. Bento and small plates make for an easy spread. Value feels fair for the quality. Pla...

On the plate at DOMI SICHUAN SNACKS/SUSHI, the idea is pan‑Asian comfort and well judged. Serve sizes show solid value. Service stays present without fuss. Dumplings and bowls carry clear, direct flavours.

On the plate at SushiTree, the idea is Japanese‑leaning and well judged. Plates offer plenty without weighing things down. Broths and noodles keep good heat and snap. The team keeps things friendly and organised.

“Absolutely the best Japanese restaurant and a real asset for Kaipoi. First time diners and food was magnificent and cooked with precision ,humor and flavors are to die for. Will definitely be back.”

“I got the BBQ Pork Bun, Mozzarella Cheese Dog, Korean sticky chicken, as well as a lot of Asian snacks. Very affordable, heaps of variety and we saw a lot of trending items like the Pickle in a pouch. The hot food was delicious! Will be back again soon!”

“This place is hands down the best sushi spot in Christchurch. What sets it apart is the great variety of organic and vegan options they offer. The flavors are absolutely amazing and the staff is lovely and freindly. They've nailed the modern Japanese vibe, all without breaking the bank. I'd totally recommend it!”

“11/10 recommend!! This place is the best - no frills, amazing prices, and huge portions! Incredibly quick service!”

“Had some really delicious Japanese food today! It’s not strictly traditional. It’s more of a Japanese fusion style and everything was super tasty. The atmosphere was great and the service was fantastic.”

“Great food, very kind staff and price is ok.”

Izumi sushi leans into a pan‑Asian comfort approach with tidy execution. Easy carry‑out for a simple night in. The team keeps things friendly and organised. Orders move at a steady pace. A family‑frie...

Koharu Japanese Sushi Bar favours a coffee‑and‑cabinet mix with clear, clean flavours. Pricing lines up with the offer. Desserts close the meal with familiar comfort. Service stays present without fuss.

Nori table - The Tannery leans into a pan‑Asian comfort approach with tidy execution. The room sits relaxed with an easy buzz. Dumplings and bowls carry clear, direct flavours. Front‑of‑house runs with calm, helpful energy.

“It's not the cheapest sushi but the selection is great and the premises is very nice and easy to order from. Lovely high ceiling and nice furniture. Even the wooden chopsticks and soy bottles feel premium compared to other sushi restaurants. I would advise eating in rather than takeway.”

The kitchen at Teppanyaki Takao takes a simple, bistro‑style path and lets the food speak. A family‑friendly feel comes through naturally. The team keeps things friendly and organised. Portions are generous yet well judged.

“Delicious! Smash Browns and Chicken Fenders were very tasty and addictive. We felt they were perfectly seasoned, though some might find them a tad too salty depending on your preference. There are plant-based vegan and vegetarian options too. Great for a quick bite before or after flights or while waiting for your rental vehicle nearby. About a 10min walk from the airport terminal. There are boards showing real-time updates of departing and arriving flights. We dropped by for our first meal in the country after flying in, and came again for our final meal before flying off. Plenty of parking outside. Tables are a little sticky, and sometimes the benches during lunch hour have crumbs; could do with more thorough cleaning.”

“Cosy cafe with Akaroa King Salmon sushi and Sashimi available. King Salmon Shop do not have any eating place inside the supermarket. Other Japanese favorite street food available eg unagi , karaage chicken, tempura prawns, curry chicken etc”