Pastamago Cafe & Bistro

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Auckland, New Zealand

Japanized western restaurant

Pastamago Cafe & Bistro Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Pastamago Cafe & Bistro is located in Auckland, New Zealand on 291-297 Queen Street, Auckland CBD. Pastamago Cafe & Bistro is rated 4 out of 5 in the category japanized western restaurant in New Zealand.

Address

291-297 Queen Street, Auckland CBD

Phone

+64275807512

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J BK

I wanted to have spaghetti but I was too full at that time:( I just had coffee and cake combo which is 10. Plus 50cents to add to get a large size coffee. Coffee was good so does tiramisu. Good atmosphere.

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Ivy Rasmussen

Went to this cafe and bistro on the 08/08/2020 at about 10.49 am, sure the cafe next door was busy as can be, but being located right next to the Auckland Town Hall was very convenient, it was right where I want to be. I had the best breakfast ever it was eggs Benedict with smoked salmon and a little pot of Earl grey tea. delicious. I am not sorry that I turned away from the coffee club to go here, the staff are unbelievably, kind and welcoming. So next time you are in Auckland and in Aotea square. Look for this cafe and bistro, right next door to the coffee club. Now tell me where else would you get a stuffed cob from, delicious eggs and a banquet like this. I highly recommend everyone to eat here, you wont regret it.

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Nam Kyu An

Update the opening time. I have been 3 times after checked open thru google but all the times were closed. I did indicated 7day open on homepage

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Benedict Uy

The restaurant is visible from Aotea square on the corner of the Metro building. Keep an eye out for the neon sign. the menus is split into three different sections, pasta, breakfast and pizza. There was a menu on each table when we sat down, there is also one at the front counter. Once ready you have to head up to the counter to order. There is also a toilet code at the counter which is for the shared toilets for the building. i got the seafood mentaiko creamy spaghetti and a friend got the pane pasta, carbonara inside a bread bowl. I quite liked the mentaiko spaghetti. Creamy and salty so it was very delectable. The pan fried seafood over the pasta was well made and very tender. The carbonara was also quite tasty but I thought that the bread was a bit stale, particularly the crust so it wasn't that nice to eat. It might have been nicer to eat if the bread bowl was toasted. The creamy sauce soaked into the bread and that was quite nice to eat. I thought it was quite a nice place for some tasty and interesting pasta. It was also not too expensive, most items under 20 with decent portions.

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Daisy Kim

I googled this place when I visit to CBD. It was holiday season so every places were quite. The food that I ordered looks really nice and delicious. It was hard to find a “pane pasta” in New Zealand, and I finally got a chance to try, which was nice. I love to eat bread with dipping pasta sauce, and “seafood mentaiko cream spaghetti” was really yam(a little bit more salty than pane pasta, but it was good to dip bread). I want to come again here next time!

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Kiet Tran

Great atmosphere, solid food, good price being in the middle of town and Uni spots. Nice place to drop by and relax or do some work.

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Grace Kim

Such an ideal place for a light meal! My brother enjoys this place a lot and I took my parents here for brunch as well. Albeit the carbonara was a bit under seasoned but everything tasted great. I truly love how they prepare their eggs here and they toast the bread really nicely. My dad really enjoyed his bolognese and my brother also really loved his steak sandwich. Definitely a go to place

坂本明佳

I ordered Seafood Mentaiko Cream Spaghetti which I heard was good from my friend. It tastes very nice but not warm enough for me. Staff are kind and polite.

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