Thanks for all your support, session A at 12pm is now almost full, with only 2 available tables left! (Hurry hurry for the lunch time session)
We have opened up Session B at 3:30pm which is now live for bookings.
Registration link:
The restaurant has given us a pre-order deadline of one week before the event (12th February) so they have sufficient time to prepare the ingredients needed for these Teyvat dishes. This is why it’s super important to pre-order your meal early! 🙂
We try to make the foods as inclusive as we can. Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten free options are available, and ALL DISHES are Halal friendly. Specific allergy requirements can also be fulfilled by taking note in the comment section of your order.
Below are some descriptions on the dishes that we thought may be helpful to some people. 🙂
Satisfying Salad – Tasty, savoury, filling and affordable vegetarian meal (has a vegan option)
Goulash – Rich, creamy totamo-based soup with stewed beef and vegetables. VERY TASTY! (has a gluten free option)
Mysterious Bolognese – creamy savoury spaghetti that is rich in sauce. Generous portion. (has a vegan option)
Wanmin Restaurant’s Boiled Fish – Boneless fish pieces drenched in hot & spicy soup. For moderate & above chilli eaters!! (has a gluten free option)
Golden Shrimp Balls – Fancy and delicate fried shrimp coated with a mysterious batter. On the pricy side, but it’s worth every bite! 7 shrimps per plate.
Tonkotsu Ramen – Ramen in creamy tonkotsu soup topped with egg and other veges and herbs.
Grilled Unagi Fillet – Very authentic tasting grilled eel dish with great quality meats. It’s on the pricier side, so we recommend this for the eel lovers.
Tea Break Pancake – VERY FILLING. Consider eating this as a main meal. The pancakes are fluffy and should be eaten fresh before they deflate(?).
Crystal Shrimp – Authentic Asian dish that is adored by people all around the world.
Full Moon Egg – Authentic canto-styled dish made with egg, shrimp, and mince.
Sunset Berry Tea – Citric fruit tea with moderate sugar level taste.
Rainbow Aster – Taro flavoured creamy milk drink with taro foam, moderate sugar level.
Fruits of the Festival – This drink contains a generous amount of honey, suitable for sweet tooth.
Berry & Mint Burst – Light and minty bubbly citric drink, suitable for people with lighter tastes.
Return policy:
Refunds/returns are accepted until Friday 10th February for change of minds. Paypal transactions may incur a processing fee (that they charge). This is why we recommend using bank transfer to deal directly with us.
Event is now fully booked.
view our recommended foods post.
Chamate (Auckland CBD) will provide us with an one-off Genshin themed menu of in-game foods! 🤤 19th February 2023. you will be served by “maids and butlers” of familiar faces from across the Teyvat nations. 😏*themed menu foods will be pre-order only.
At this event:
Date, time, location:
19th February 2023
12pm-2pm (first session)
3:30pm-5:30pm (possible second session)
Chamate, Auckland CBD (second floor)
There will likely be 2 sessions for this event, each 2 hours long and can fit up to 50 people each. We will open up the second session after the first session fills up to 75%.
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Menu & games preview:
-There are at least one dish per nation (Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma)
-there are 2 maids/butlers per nation
-each NPC(maid/butlers) will have special interactions with you and will give souvenirs.
DISCLAIMER: This event is FAN-MADE, made for local fans, and NOT for commercial gains. All monetary involvements of the organisers go toward funding this event and possible future fan-made events. The one-off menu is of fans’ request and the restaurant involved made no plans of reusing the menu for their own profits in the future.
Thanks everyone for supporting us though this (sorta long) journey. Here are the photos from our 11-12:45pm slot.
Thanks for your patience everyone! Our photos from 10am-11am & 12:45pm-6pm are uploaded on our website. 🙂 They can be downloaded straight through the website once you click into the image.
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Thanks for your patience everyone! Most of our photos are already up on our website. 🙂
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