The Butcher's Son

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To welcome Amber back from her Hawaiian/LA holiday we headed to the Butcher's Son on Jervois Rd in Ponsonby, who are a fairly new fully plant based eatery.


I tried the weekly special Buddha Bowl (Satay Kumara & Tempeh w/ Soba) and a Tropical green smoothie.
I was really impressed, tried to make my own at home and it was nowhere near as good, sadly.


I will definitely go back again!

If you want to check them out you can find more info here:
204 Jervois Rd, Herne Bay, Auckland.
Instagram: @thebutcherssonnz

-Ash.

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