*Win a Night Noodle Market VIP experience
How do Complementary dumpings and a drink sound surrounded by fairy lights and Chinese lanterns in an exclusive private dining area?
We are looking for two families of four to *win a spot in the Night Noodle Markets private dining corner at the event on Monday 8th April from 5 pm.
Simply Like or Thank this post for your family to go in the draw to *win! (Winners will be announced on Friday 5th April and this competition prize can only be redeemed on Monday 8th April 2019 at the Night Noodle Markets event).
Key Event Details:
Entry: *Free
Location: The Basin Reserve, Wellington
Dates: 5th - 14th April (10 nights)
4 - 10 pm daily
9 - 10 pm Sunday 14th February (Last night)
It's a cashless event so bring your EFTPOS or credit card
Sorry No Dogs at this venue
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