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INSIDE WORD<br />
TASTE<br />
Midnight Shanghai<br />
Midnight Shanghai (101/96 Oxford Terrace), a modern<br />
Chinese restaurant specialising in dim sum and karaoke, has<br />
sprung up on Riverside Market’s top floor. Garlic and spices<br />
panko-fried banana prawns with garlic aioli? Yes, please.<br />
Waffle fries. Need we say more? Dunedin’s Déjà vu Eats<br />
has a cheeky-looking offering in this department that looks<br />
mighty tempting. When you walk into the Asian street food<br />
restaurant (115 Stuart Street) a neon sign says ‘You are my<br />
favourite day dream’. Was never a truer word said about<br />
waffle fries?<br />
Proper Crisps has teamed up with proper designer, Dame<br />
Trelise Cooper, to present their Pink Himalayan Salt flavour in<br />
two seriously stylish compostable bags. Now that’s good taste!<br />
SHOP<br />
Nikki Ross Jewellery<br />
Nikki Ross Jewellery’s new range, The Rebirth of Cool, is a<br />
feast of raw, edgy delights. It evokes a certain attitude that will<br />
see you rocking the Day of the Dead Ring. The Tiger Pendant<br />
and Cheetah Cuff bracelet are standouts, while the Zircoin<br />
Plain Carabiner teamed with a necklace and the Cupids Arrow<br />
earrings make for powerhouse statement pieces.<br />
We had a sneak peek at a particularly delicious pink coat at<br />
Ivy Blu (20/166 Cashel Street, The Crossing) that will be part<br />
of a new label called Harlem. Fair to say there were also a few<br />
other things that caught our eyes, especially the Dance of the<br />
Knight top, a beautifully feminine high-necked lace top. We<br />
love that this range can be worn with a cheeky sneaker or a<br />
high heel. We want more, please.
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