Food cooked in an earth oven.
At the cultural villages
A hāngī is food — meat, kūmara and vegetables — steamed for hours on heated stones in a pit. Most Rotorua cultural evenings include one, and at Whakarewarewa food is also cooked in the natural steam.
Listings are for identification and discovery; confirm opening hours, prices and details independently before visiting.
| Name | Kind | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Eat StreatTutanekai Street, lakefront end | Food street | Covered street of restaurants with geothermal heating. |
| Rotorua Night MarketTutanekai Street | Night market | Weekly evening market with food stalls and music. |
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