The food is very tasty, always hot, and cooked beautifully. The only thing I can't recommend is the…read moresweet and sour fish, but everything else is wonderful. Service is ok, clean premises, and prices are very reasonable. Just a warning if you buy the spring rolls - they are HUGE! We ordered six of them for three people and couldn't finish them. The fried wontons are absolutely delicious!

Authentic Thai food The food at this small BYO restaurant is…read moredelicious and tastes authentic - a world away from the standard Thai restaurant offering in New Zealand. The food was fragrant, full of flavour and can be made to whatever heat you specify. The owners and staff were authentic and friendly too!!

We were frankly quite worried about finding dinner in Dargaville. But we thought we'd believe the…read morereviews and give this place a go. It was great. Don't let the decor put you off. The food is great and the couple that own it are lovely. Wife/chef is Thai and knows what she's doing! Only thing to be aware of is that they don't have booze. But there is a bottle shop a 2min walk away that has the best range of beer I've seen for ages. Lots of craft beer and all sorts. The restaurant is happy for you to byo beer.

This is the second best Thai food in the Whangarei area. The couple that run it are incredibly…read moresweet which makes it a pleasure to eat the food they serve. Luckily I don't have the compliant about the level of sweetness here that most of New Zealand that food suffers from. If you are hungry for Thai and this is place is healthy I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Absolutely loved my experience. Not only was the food exceptional, but so was the staff. Everyone…read morewas so welcoming and made my family and I feel comfortable. It was a very cozy, nice vibe. If I ever come back to New Zealand, I am 110% coming back to this restaurant.

Delicious pizzas, great wings, attentive staff and a really good mix of quality beers…read more We've gone back a few times since our first visit and would recommend it to anyone looking to grab a drink and some good pub fare.

I'm setting the bar pretty high here. My one meal at this place was really amazing (see photos) but…read morein fairness I barely had a chance to dive into the menu. What I did get to see was a lot of people sitting together and cooking on the tables, which is a classic Korean thing and really brings a group of people together in a way that nothing else I've seen can do. It's nice to see a place setup as well for this kind of dining as Hann Sang is. I'll make a point to go back with a group of people and promise to update the review at that point but for the moment I'm really impressed with both the service, food and the setup of the place itself.

We ordered a feast and had it delivered. Having had Thai at 10+ restaurants in the area I can…read morecomfortably say this was the best I've had in Whangarei. I can't wait to eat at the restaurant. My favourites this evening were Larb Ped, a brightly flavoured duck salad with a touch of mint and red onion, and the Sexy Little Duck which was a nicely spiced duck curry. All the other meals we ordered we spot on and they even got every weird order quirk we through in; Pad Thai no peanuts, etc. I will absolutely be headed to dine in here in the near future (and promise to take lots of pics!) I'll update the review then.

Definitely recommended. The Phad Thai Yellow Noodle is super tasty and the service was great.read more

Great lunch spot On the recommendation of a local, we…read morestopped here on a busy Sunday afternoon for lunch. We were really glad we did - the fish of the day was excellent and tasted very fresh and our beef nachos were delicious. Although the cafe was really busy, our food was served quickly and it was very reasonably priced too.

Once my favourite place to eat in Whangarei my most recent visit reminded me why this is no longer…read moreso. We had a medium size group of people and the food was a little slow in arriving at our table, but that was understandable because they were busy. For some weird reason they had live musicians playing outside by the Clock Museum and it was so loud we couldn't hear each other talking inside the restaurant. The clincher, however, was the flies. I know Summer has just finished and I know flies are attracted to such places, but we had a least a dozen flies hovering all around our table, and we weren't the only ones. Most of our time was spent shooing them away instead of enjoying the company and the food. A small automatic sprayer on the wall achieves nothing - do yourself a favour and call Northpest.

Had lunch here twice and both meals were solid. The larb gai was flavoured very well but I would…read morehave preferred the chicken to be more ground (as it typically is in this dish) because I found the texture to be quite different than what I was looking for in a larb dish. I also had a duck basil stir fry and again the flavours were spot on but the duck wasn't sliced well enough so pieces were stuck together making eating it more complicated than necessary. I did eat it all though as it tasted great. I'll try to get back for dinner to see how things go with a more complete meal.