Watch: Hastings restaurant wowed as diners break into song after meal
25 Jan, 2021 02:19 AM
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A group of diners at Sazio in Hastings thank the chef with a traditional waiata. Video / Supplied
A group of diners at Sazio in Hastings thank the chef with a traditional waiata. Video / Supplied
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Gianina Schwanecke
Diners at Sazio in Hastings, were treated to a concert experience of their own on Friday night when a group of happy patrons sang their praises for the pasta bar - literally.
Known as a mihi tenei ki nga ringawera, the song is a traditional Māori way of thanking hosts for their hospitality and delighted those in attendance, including Breakfast TV host Matty Mclean who shared the video on Twitter.
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QNA
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