Amazing Fish, Love the seafood at the place and the service is absolutely amazing. Everyone who…read moreworks there are way too nice to all their customers. The atmosphere inside the store are full of delicious fish. I come alot and I enjoy everytime I enter their doors. I highly recommend coming here.

I've never had fish and chips from the Mairangi Bay Fisheries but their selection of fresh fish is…read moreoutstanding. I've always found it to be fresh and reasonably priced. BIG tick from me!

This fish and chip shop isn't the best I've been to but they're the best in Torbay. Perfect for…read morewhen you're craving the oily, salty goodness that is fish and chips. They have all the usuals like fish, hotdogs, spring rolls, hamburgers etc. And when you ask for a potato fritter they usually give you about four! Perfect if you've got hungry teenagers to fill up. I've had their pan fried fish once before, as I find batter a little hard to stomach being allergic to gluten, and it was really nice. However, every other time I've been there they've told me sharply that they're too busy to cook pan-fried. That's understandable but it has made me not want to go there as much unfortunately as I'm never sure if they'll be able to do it. The chips are really good though, so I just chow down on those instead!

Everybody has a favourite fish and chip shop in Torbay, but this one is just objectively the best…read more The value for money is fantastic, I've never gotten food poisoning here, and they have so much to chose from. I have eaten fish and chips all over the world and nothing compares to what they offer, especially at such a price. Another reason to love Torbay!

I'm going to post a mixed review. On the one hand the chips were very nice and they threw in a…read morecouple of extra fritters, always a nice touch. But I would suggest to anyone that they check their chips before leaving. I ordered 3 scoops (at $5 a scoop now) and didn't open the pack until back at home. It was more like 2 scoops, which is very annoying when you have mouths to feed. I called them and to their credit they rang me back and offered a free scoop next time. But it didn't help me there and then, not to mention anyone reading this can now pretend to be that guy who has a free scoop owing. Anyway friendly service in store, just check the portion size before leaving.

Very tasty fish and chips, but the wait times are always wrong. If you call ahead and they say 30…read moremins expect to wait 40 or 50. Every single time I've ordered, the wait time had been way off. If you're hungry or have somewhere to be, try another one.

There's nothing much more enjoyable than great fish 'n' chips on the beach, but it's not the…read moreeasiest to make that a reality, as a lot of takeaways places just don't seem that fantastic. Had been planning to get to this place for ages with my girlfriend, and we finally got our act together and made our way down for a naughty unhealthy dinner and find a nice spot to enjoy it. I have to say I don't think I've had a better fish 'n' chips experience outside an actual restaurant than we did here. The fish was fresh, and the batter not stodgy and heavy, nice and light, and the healthy dose of chips made for a pant-stretchingly good meal. Definitely glad we decided to try it, and will be back again for sure.

The Takapuna Fish Shop is my go-to fishmonger - there's not many on the shore but I've always found…read morethe fish fresh and the price right. However, after my takeaways tonight, i'm not as sold on their fish and chips. Sure they're cheap and it's conveniently located 5mins walk from a beach but I found their fish to be dry (overcooked?) and the batter stodgy. On the plus side the chips where well salted and crunchy, and the owner is always so lovely - very chippa, with a smile on his dial. Whilst T.F.S will continue to be my fishmonger of choice, with sooo many fish and chips shops to try, I think i'll go elsewhere to indulge in this kiwi classic in the future.

PGs is good for fresh fish - cooked to order. Generally either snapper or terakihi are available…read more While it is good you are paying for the quality - so if you want a cheaper option they have ready prepared battered or crumbed fish. PGs also do the usual shellfish - oyster scallops and mussels if you fancy that

There was nary a finer summer activity than eating fish 'n chips beachside with heaps of tomato…read moresauce (Watties, of course). And the great thing about PG's is that it's an easy 5-10min walk from Milford Beach - no soggy chips here! PG's is our local fish 'n chippery. It's not the best but it's definitely not the worst either. They have a good selection of fish - we normally choose tarakihi - and the pieces are HUGE. The batter can sometimes be a little heavy but I normally pull half of it off anyway. 1 scoop of chips is enough for two - unless you're extra hungry!

Another takeaway for fish/chips, burgers, and so on, this is very similar to other shops that seem…read moreubiquitous to Auckland. The food is good, but everything is fried. Popular in Auckland, and that's what people want, so who am I to argue?

We get Ivan's fairly frequently. It's a pretty standard fish and chips shop with delicious food and…read morefriendly staff.

Popped in here for fish and chips today while I was visiting the North Shore. It's a modest little…read moreplace, mostly dealing in fresh fish and selling fish and chips and burgers etc on the side. We got two pieces of snapper and one scoop of chips for $13, and it was heaps of food! The pieces of snapper were huge, lightly battered and flaky and soft. The chips were crunchy and delicious. We sat inside at one of the two little plastic tables and enjoyed. This is very basic - no napkins, no condiments given (except some lemon), and a faint smell of fish in the air. But the fish is really good!

Yummmmmm fish and chips and SO cheap compared to Australia. It was so fresh and lovely and the…read moreservice was friendly and helpful. I'd definitely recommend these guys. Location is super convenient too right near the Countdown supermarket.