Mabel’s

The Authentic Burmese Restaurant in Wellington General Information: Mabel's, located at 66 Tory Street in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand, is a family-owned restaurant that serves authentic Burmese cuisine.

The restaurant is named after Marlar Boon's grandmother, Mabel, who opened one of the first Burmese restaurants in New Zealand in the 1970s, Monsoon. Marlar, Mabel's granddaughter, opened Mabel's in her honour, continuing the family tradition of serving authentic Burmese cuisine to Wellingtonians.

What You Can See and Do:

Mabel's offers a unique culinary experience to anyone who craves authentic Burmese food. The restaurant's inviting and cozy atmosphere, coupled with unparalleled food quality, makes it the perfect spot for a nice family dinner, a romantic night out, or an enjoyable meal with friends.

The extensive menu features a wide variety of dishes that are made using fresh and high-quality ingredients, local and imported from Myanmar. From the famous Mohinga soup, a traditional Burmese breakfast dish made with fish and rice noodles, to the spiced and flavourful curries, there is something for everyone on the menu. You can also try snacks like samosas or tea leaf salad, which are Burmese delicacies.

When You Should Go:

Mabel's is open seven days a week, so it is easy to plan a visit at a time that suits you. The restaurant is open from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM for lunch and from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM for dinner.

How to Get There:

Mabel's is conveniently located in the heart of Wellington. You can drive there and park on the street, or take public transport. The restaurant is just a short walk from the Cuba Street bus stop and the Wellington Railway Station.