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Auckland restaurant Cassia to relocate from SkyCity to new location

24 February 2026
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Acclaimed Indian restaurant Cassia will close at Auckland’s SkyCity dining precinct after its final service on June 5 but will relocate to a new CBD location in August. The move aims to adapt to improved economic conditions and allow for a return to being fully owner-operated. The new site, owned and managed by Pro-invest Group, is located at the corner of Albert and Wyndham Streets, next to the voco hotel. This marks the second relocation for Cassia, following its move from Fort Lane after flood damage.

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