Stratosfare Restaurant & Bar

We were on holiday in Brisbane and were looking forward to coming here and we were not disappointed! We had a great time here. Our server Moshi was really attentive and we were greeted and invited by Dee-Jay at the front desk! The food was plentiful and the staff were friendly! The skyline in the evening was the most beautiful view!

The Sky Restaurant in Queenstown is a must-visit place when visiting. The view is beyond description, and its ranking among the world's view restaurants is evident. The food is relatively ordinary, but the taste coverage is indeed very wide.

Have dinner at the picturesque Skyline Restaurant, the legendary world's best view restaurant, the view is superb, the taste... it depends on the view. However, the restaurant environment and service are superb. I think the best dish is the barbecued pork.

This restaurant is right at the top of the Sky Gondola. It was once rated as the "World's Best View Restaurant". Visitors can enjoy the night view of Queenstown while having dinner. The entire restaurant is very large, with a total of 330 seats. It is very popular and visitors enter on time according to the reservation time. The view by the window is the best, but it is generally not available for reservation. Through the glass window, you can see the city lights, towering mountains and blue lakes. The scenery is beautiful and quiet. The buffet dishes are also relatively rich, including hot soup, fresh seafood, age-appropriate salads, local barbecue, Japanese cuisine, etc. There are also a wide variety of desserts such as chocolate mousse, tiramisu, syrup pudding, etc., as well as coffee, tea and chocolate, which are very cost-effective.

The service here is very good. The name of the restaurant is actually Stratosfare Restaurant and Bar. Reservations are required! We went here for dinner, checked in at 7pm, and entered at 8:15pm, which was very punctual. There was a group of people who arrived earlier than us, and the waiters cleared the place quickly. When queuing, each group had a waiter to lead you in and explain where the various foods were. In terms of food, there were hot and cold items, roast chicken, beef, lamb, cold seafood, hot soup, add your own croutons (small hard bread cubes), bean sprouts, bread, cold dishes, rice, fruits, desserts, various cakes, jellies, and ice cream. Water is free, but you can order wine. The price per adult dinner and the cable car up and down the mountain is $82 per person, and the child is $40 New Zealand dollars. The family ticket is $219 for two adults and two children. The queue for the cable car before 6pm is very long, taking 30 minutes to an hour, so it’s best to prepare in advance! We got on the cable car at 6:30pm and went to their latest dinner at 8:15pm, and checked in at 7pm. Arrive early to get a window seat. When you book online they said you can't book a window seat but after booking they sent a message saying you can add $20 NZD per person to guarantee a window seat. Better save some room for dessert! The view on the mountain is great and you can take pictures outside if you arrive early. Many tourist places in New Zealand have Chinese waiters, and of course there are some here.

CNN ranked the world's No. 1 restaurant with the best view. This restaurant is actually for eating for the view. The mussels are great, and the cheeses are very rich. The other things are just average. Don't think about seeing the night view. It's pitch black... It's better to arrive early in the afternoon. It's the most beautiful in the evening. You can book the Sky Cable Car + Skyline Restaurant at the isite at the bottom of the mountain. There is bungee jumping next to it... For the brave... You know. Oh, by the way, it's useless to go early to line up~ We were the first to make an appointment, and were taken to the innermost position, and we couldn't see the good view!

Just went there yesterday. I bought a package online for 1,050 yuan, which included two people riding the cable car, a Spring Festival buffet dinner, and one skateboarding session per person. We booked dinner at 5:45, but due to the long queue for the cable car, we got up there after 6 o'clock. We checked in at the reception desk first and then went straight in to eat. The scenery was beautiful, and the buffet dishes were also good, with all-you-can-eat salmon, oysters, mussels, ice cream, etc., as well as free drinks and all kinds of alcohol. The venue was cleared on time at 7:30, and then the second batch came in, which felt a bit rushed.

A must-visit stop in Queenstown, the scenery is really invincible. However, there are more Chinese and Japanese tourists, which is unavoidable. Although I am also Chinese, the quality of some Chinese people is really shameful. The restaurant has a lot of food, but not many are delicious. The desserts are good, especially the ice cream, which is very delicious. After eating, there are many eye-catching things waiting for you to play. The Luge scooter has the most people playing, and the queue is very long. I booked three times and wasted one because it was too cold!