

Address and Contact Information
Address: 3100 Great North Road, New Lynn, Auckland 0600, New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 558 3909
Website: http://www.noysbarbecue.co.nz/
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i really hope one day they open a branch closer to us, but even if not, i’ll keep coming back to new lynn. truly one of my favorites. highly recommended!!!! PLUS THE EMPLOYEES ARE SUPER BAIT AND ACCOMMODATING KEEP UP THE GOOD WORKKKKK ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Service likes death, you came and no one greet at you, self order, self take our drinks, self take condiments to our table. Staffs tried to look busy but not too busy to even explain you what’s going on, nor greet at you.
At the end, one old man smiled at us, thought he is owner.
Need to improve customer service or if you are too confident on your food and don’t need more customers.
Ordered: with my gf after a big gym sesh.
– pork belly meal
– chicken meal
– chicken skewer
– Tero tero skewer
-eggplant
– extra pork belly skewer
Meat was tender, Smokey and sweet. Meals came with rice, cucumber and tomato slices and pickled papaya. Really good balanced for combo. In store there’s a ginger, garlic, chilli vinaigrette to cut the fat and sweetness.
Overall tasty as and good bang for buck
Today Noys BBQ made this facebook post. Photo attached below of the post.
I completely understand that staff get busy and can’t always answer the phone. That’s normal, and most customers are patient about that.
What didn’t sit right with me was the way this message was framed, especially telling customers to use Uber Eats and saying it “only charges 6%,” as if that’s nothing.
For a lot of people, including myself, we are very careful with our spending. Times are tough. Food is expensive, rent and mortgages are high, and every extra fee adds up. Many of us call stores directly specifically to avoid third-party fees and to support the business more directly. Being told to just use Uber Eats and pay extra feels dismissive of that.
On top of that, most of us kiwis don’t like the idea of giving more money to huge overseas corporations (especially American) when we are trying to support local shops. That’s another reason people try to order direct. Its the Kiwi way!
I think a more respectful message would have apologised for missed calls, thanked customers for their patience.
I’m writing this not to attack the business, but to be honest about how this came across as a customer who genuinely wants to support local, but also wants to feel respected.
I was a loyal customer. Not anymore.