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Kumar Kitchen have extended their Te Rapa offering by opening an additional restaurant in Victoria Street.
The Vegetarian menu is extensive and includes:
Chaat - Burgers - Momo - Soup - South Indian Dishes - Indo Chinese Dishes - Desserts
Farmers Feast
Heading to a certain big agricultural event this month?
Eat Burger have got the perfect baa & brew combo waiting for you - The Farmers Feast.
Our June Burger of the Month - The Loco Lamb Burger featuring ancho chilli slow-cooked lamb, coriander & lime crema, persimmon pico de gallo, and crunchy corn chips on a soft, toasted bun, paired with a glass of Fog City Hazy IPA from the legends at Good George.
A feast worth pulling the boots off for!
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays until 29 June 2025
Ducky Chinese Restaurant have completed their beautiful new fit out and are now open! (Located next to Nan Hotpot)
Some of the dishes on the menu include:
Visit the friendly team and enjoy a great evening out!
Welcome to Beeji Food and Desserts — Hamilton Central
At the heart of Hamilton Central, Beeji Food and Desserts stands as New Zealand’s premier pure vegetarian and vegan-friendly Indian boutique restaurant. They take pride in offering an authentic culinary experience, staying true to the rich flavors, traditions, and diversity of Indian cuisine.
Their carefully curated menu showcases a wide range of pure Indian delicacies, thoughtfully prepared using time-honored recipes and the freshest ingredients. From vibrant street food classics to royal Mughlai dishes, and from wholesome vegan options to indulgent desserts — every plate tells a story of India’s rich culinary heritage.
Why Choose Beeji:
Hamilton Boys High School Marae
Wharenui & Wharekai
NZIA Waikato BOP Architecture Award 2025 - Education
PAUA Architects were engaged by the HBHS Board of Trustees to design a school marae.
The brief was to provide a new marae complex that the school can be proud of, with integrated learning spaces within the whare. Consultation with the Kiingitanga was instigated by the kura.
The site area is restricted, in the shadow of the 11m high gymnasium building at the west side, and surrounded by the existing rugby fields to the east and south of the site. This leaves little available natural grass atea space to the north.
Working with the traditional form of a marae, and a limited material selection to conform with the school guidelines, we attempted to provide a modern interpretation that pushes the envelope slightly to allow for the accomodation of class room and storage facilities.
The koorero of Taane ascending to the heavens to search for knowledge was the starting point for the design and shape of the wharenui, which has a roofline rising to the north, representing the striving and pushing higher, representative of the school and students’ desire to succeed.
The three pop-outs at each side of the building represent the three baskets of knowledge, and feature a brick pattern articulating the concepts of the three baskets.
Whare Ako Completed 2024
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