Nin's Bin

It can be said that Nin's Bin is one of the best restaurants in Kaikoura. The most famous thing here is crayfish, which tastes great and is worth tasting. This store is also very interesting. It is converted from a car and is still worth recommending.

The environment is just as I imagined. I like the overall decoration style and the cozy atmosphere. This is one of the best restaurants I've visited. The dishes are really great and taste really good. It's a restaurant worth recommending. The per capita consumption is not high, the price is moderate, and the cost performance is very good. The waiters are warm and thoughtful, and the dishes are unique and delicious. It's quite nice~ I will consider coming again in the future~

This shop is famous for eating crayfish in Kaikoura, South Island, New Zealand. Although the shop is a converted station wagon, it is basically fixed on the beach next to the highway. It is said that the crayfish here are freshly caught by local fishermen, and each one is marked with a price, rather than sold at a unit price. Guests can directly pick the ones they like, and then ask the owner to help you cut them, or you can take them away and process them yourself. The five of us bought a crayfish for 49NZD to try it. It was only simply processed and cooked, which can keep the meat fresh and sweet. When eating, just add a little lemon juice to bring out the freshness of the shrimp without any fishy smell. Moreover, this small shop is right on the beautiful seaside. Tourists can enjoy the blue sea while eating, which is really a great enjoyment. Don't miss it if you pass by here!

The crawfish was decent, a little raw but still had a nice flavor. I chose the smallest fish I saw which was about $50. If you are looking for an expensive snack with a good sea view and bright sunshine then I recommend trying this place. If you just want to sit down and have a nice meal, go somewhere else. I'm glad I stopped here.

Fresh crawfish + incredible views + sunshine = our perfect lunch. Great stop off the highway. I don't think there's anywhere else you can eat fresh crawfish while watching seals. A little pricey at $62 for a small crawfish, but that's probably what it costs. Open from 8am to 5pm, don't miss it when it closes.