Raumati Fish Supply is a fish and chip shop on Rosetta Road in Raumati Beach, serving up the Kiwi takeaway classics — battered, crumbed and grilled fish, hot chips, potato fritters, hot dogs and a surprisingly broad burger menu. Chips, battered fish and crumbed fish lead the top sellers, while the seafood cabinet reaches beyond the usual with mussels, scallops and oysters by the piece or by the dozen.
There's plenty beyond the fryer, too: fifteen-odd burgers from beef and cheese to the fully loaded Works Burger, vegetarian options built on potato and corn fritters, set family packs for feeding a crowd, kids meal deals, and proper dinners served with chips, salad and dressing. Sweet finishes like pineapple and banana fritters, donuts and jam wraps round things out.
Ordering is built for convenience: the full menu is online, with secure payment via Visa, Mastercard or PayPal and pickup available six days a week from 11:30am to 7:45pm (closed Sundays). Preorder for a set pickup time and your fish and chips will be waiting on the way home.
On Rosetta Road in Raumati Beach, Raumati Fish Supply keeps a beloved Kāpiti Coast tradition going: properly cooked fish and chips, generous burgers, and a cabinet full of the classics. This is a takeaway in the truest sense — you order, either online or ahead of time, and pick up dinner on the way home. With secure online ordering and set pickup hours six days a week, it's an easy habit for locals and visitors alike.
The deep-fry menu reads like a checklist of Kiwi takeaway essentials, and the shop's own top-sellers list tells you what people order most: chips, battered fish, crumbed fish, potato fritters, hot dogs and chicken nuggets. Fish comes three ways — battered for the traditionalists, crumbed for extra crunch, or grilled for anyone skipping the fryer. Alongside dory, the cabinet features tarakihi, one of New Zealand's favourite eating fish.
The seafood range goes beyond the usual: mussels, scallops and oysters are available individually or by the dozen, making it easy to put together a proper seafood spread. Around the fish you'll find the rest of the classics — sausages and battered sausages, meat patties, crab sticks, squid rings, fish cakes, spring rolls, curry rolls and a vegetarian roll, plus corn fritters, kumara chips and seasoned wedges served with sour cream. Sweet tooths are covered too, with pineapple and banana fritters, donuts, jam wraps and a self-styled Chocolate Explosion.
Where many takeaways offer a token burger or two, Raumati Fish Supply lists around fifteen. The foundations are all here — beef, cheese, egg, bacon and egg, fish, and Hawaiian — and there's a grilled path too, with a Griller Fish Burger and a Grilled Chicken Burger. Chicken fans can go further with fillet, chilli and sour cream, camembert and cranberry, or bacon and avocado combinations, while the Works Burger is the load-everything-on option for serious appetites. Vegetarians aren't an afterthought either: the Vegetarian Burger comes with potato fritter and pineapple, and the Deluxe version adds avocado and a corn fritter.
Feeding a household is clearly part of the plan. The Small Family Pack includes four fish, two hot dogs, two potato fritters and two chips; the Large Family Pack scales up to six fish, two hot dogs, four fritters and three chips. The shop notes these packs aren't altered, so everyone gets the classic line-up.
Kids get their own meal deals — hot dog, fish, nugget or squid, each served with chips, a potato fritter and sauce. And if someone wants a proper plate rather than a paper parcel, the dinners deliver: chicken fillet, dory or tarakihi, cooked battered, crumbed or grilled and served with chips, salad and dressing. A simple side salad of lettuce with marinated carrot and onion is there for balance.
Raumati Fish Supply opens from 11:30am to 7:45pm, Monday through Saturday, and closes on Sundays. The whole menu is available online, where you can preorder for a pickup time and pay securely — Visa, Mastercard and PayPal are accepted. Because service is pickup only, ordering ahead is the smart move: your food goes into the queue with a time attached, and you simply collect it.
For a seaside village like Raumati Beach, it's exactly the sort of shop you want on the corner — a place where a paper-wrapped pack of fish and chips, a burger with the lot, or a dozen scallops is never more than a preorder away.