Cha chow down: A food comic about Courtenay Place’s cosiest cave

Liliana Mañetto Quick

28 Nov 2020

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In the first in a series of Wellington-focused food comics, Liliana Mañetto Quick illustrates why she loves Cha, a haven of calm on Courtenay Place.

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Liliana Mañetto Quick

Liliana Mañetto Quick

Liliana Mañetto Quick is a comic artist, illustrator and food lover based in Wellington. Her comic Heart of Nums is a series of love letters to eateries and culinary encounters. You can find her @_inklig on Instagram.

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