Erik's Fish And Chips - Queenstown

Got fish and chips on the lake front shared between two. The meal we got was the $10 meal including a battered hoki fish, upgraded to medium chips and a drink. Some of the chips weren’t as crispy as expected as they were cut into bigger chunks and the fish was a bit greasy in my opinion. Overall, a decent fish and chips shop near the lake front that isn’t too expensive and worth a try.

Actually went to the wanaka establishment and tried their fried kiwi which was surprisingly nice. Very obvious it’s popular among the locals and it’s definitely something you won’t find in Melbourne, so definitely give that a go! <br/ <br/

Finally found a fish and chip joint that didn't cost an arm and a leg<br/ <br/ LOVE:<br/ Blue Cod flake was divine, quite sweet and flaky<br/ Good chips, very crispy just the way I like it<br/ The deep fried onion wedges was great! Like an extra juicy onion ring<br/ Pretty large servings, so much food to get through<br/ Deep fried Kiwi! Didn't know it was a thing but actually really juicy and sweet, and the cinnamon sugar really complimented it<br/ <br/ LIKE:<br/ Good place to sit in the little portable van with a bathroom and heating<br/ <br/ FEEDBACK:<br/ Didn't love the Monkfish, quite a mushy kind of fish with not much flavour<br/ The family pack includes 2 Hoki with fish bites (which we also believe was Hoki .... and we couldn't pay to change it. It was a lot of Hoki.<br/ Wasn't too entirely impressed with the Hot Dog, kind of tasted like the Australian Dim Sims but more mushy?

Erik’s fish and chips was delicious. The batter of the fish was golden extra crispy with the fish inside sweet, flaky and juicy. Walking down to eat by the lakeside made the eating experience even more satisfying. Chips were fair and could have been better.

Yum. $10 meal deal is of a good portion. Very large piece of hoki, crispy and tender. Chips are chunky. Very nice to go wi tartare and aioli sauce. Never get enough sauce. Oyster is tasty too. But I prefer the meal deal.