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Best places to eat in Wellington, New Zealand SHARE Jiwon Do is the executive chef of QT Wellington. He has won multiple awards in New Zealand and Korea and trained as World Skills Olympic in Culinary Arts player, representing Korea, when he worked in Seoul for the Hilton Hotel Group. BREAKFAST There s no better way to start the day than with breakfast at Wellington s surf mecca Lyall Bay. Maranui Cafe is so popular that you may have to wait a while – trust me, it s worth it. My go-to here is Queen Sally s Vegan Bliss Bowl – a delicious, healthy meal featuring house-made falafel and preserved lemon and turmeric quinoa, and topped with hummus, sauerkraut, harissa and savoury granola. This one dish has so many components – all made in-house – and I love how colourful and tasty it is. See maranuicafe.co.nz ....
STACY SQUIRES/STUFF Three flights left Christchurch International Airport for Australia on Monday morning with the opening of the trans-Tasman bubble. OPINION: Flyer beware. It’s the kind of catchy expression we’re more likely to expect from Scotty from marketing, as Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been dubbed, than from his New Zealand counterpart. Yet when Jacinda Ardern uttered these words in announcing the long-awaited travel bubble between the two countries, for many New Zealanders on the “wrong” side of the ditch it encapsulated our fears. The bubble was a long time coming. For more than a year I’ve watched videos of Lyall Bay beach in Wellington, followed Wellington Walks via Instagram and gritted my teeth as others posted photos of themselves at “my” window table at the Maranui Cafe. There were times when I wanted nothing so much as to be there, giving voice to this longing in opinion pieces for Australian newspapers from Melbourne� ....