About Fisherman's Plate
Fisherman's Plate brings Vietnamese food to 12 Bond Street in Te Aro, Te Aro, making it a handy stop for anyone eating out in Wellington. It sits right in the heart of Wellington, within walking distance of the centre.
The kitchen focuses on Vietnamese food. Dishes typical of this style include goi cuon and ca phe sua da, so it is a good pick if those are on your list. With 22 Vietnamese options across Wellington, this corner of the local food scene is well covered.
Fisherman's Plate opens 6 days a week and is closed on Sundays. The earliest start is 11 am on Mondays, and the latest finish is 9 pm on Mondays. Like many traditional restaurants, it closes between lunch and dinner service on several days, so check the times before heading over mid-afternoon. In total it trades for about 48 hours each week.
On the practical side, the listing notes wheelchair accessible and vegetarian options. For budgeting, Vietnamese restaurants of this kind in New Zealand typically cost around $20–$40 per person (Moderate). It is surrounded by other eateries: we count 10 more venues within about 1 km, which makes this part of Te Aro easy to explore on foot.
How the venue describes itself: “Vietnamese Restaurant and Takeaway”
