Kai Franklin Eat Street

23/09/2024
5pm - 9pm

  • PAST ACTIVITY
  • Pukekohe

1 Roulston St
Pukekohe
Auckland 2120

  • Session 1: 5:30 pm - 7:00pm
  • Session 2: 7:30pm - 9:00pm

Book tickets here

Join us on Monday 23rd September, for an evening of international cuisine right here in Pukekohe.

There are two 90-minute sessions available on the night: 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm AND 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm, with only 80 tickets available per session.

Tickets on sale here

Kai Franklin Eat Street is a culinary celebration that highlights the rich diversity and quality of global flavours in our community.

Organised by The Kitchen Project and supported by the Pukekohe Business Association and Eke Panuku Development Auckland, this ticketed event will feature five unique dishes from five local eateries, each specialising in a different cuisine.

Building on the success of our sell-out Chef’s Table event held earlier this year, Eat Street is the next exciting instalment in our culinary series. This event showcases the best of Pukekohe’s local eateries, including:

• Terri Yummies (Vietnamese) – A popular spot known for its friendly service and high-quality food, serving up delicious Vietnamese specialities.

• Ginger (Indian) – A local favourite for over 13 years, serving authentic Indian cuisine rich with flavour and tradition.

• Paasha (Turkish) – Owner Mustafa Gundogduome opened in 2008 and has been serving up delicious Turkish cuisine and wood-fired pizza ever since. Enjoy Pasha’s stunning musakka on the night!

• Kohe Dumpling Kitchen (Pukekohe High School and The Kitchen Project) – We are thrilled to partner with Pukekohe High School for this event, students will not only prepare and serve Chinese dumplings but also provide service and music, making this a true community celebration.

• Sparrow & Sweet (Gelato) – Finish your evening with a scoop of award-winning artisan gelato from this local favourite, known for creative and delightful flavours.

To complement your meal, enjoy a selection of beverages from:

• John Hill Estate – a boutique, family-run vineyard, offering a variety of wines, including reds like Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Syrah, which are known for their rich flavours that reflect the warm climate of the region.

• Manaia Craft Brewers – a small independent batch brewery from Beachlands, offers a range of lovingly crafted beers, including the popular Neon Moon Hazy IPA, Toes in the Water Lager, and Queen of Hearts Irish Red Ale.

Tickets are priced at $65 per person (including GST) and include your first drink – choose from beer, wine, or a non-alcoholic option. A cash bar will be available for additional drinks.

Get your tickets today and savour the flavours of the world at Kai Franklin Eat Street!

 

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