The What Do You Mean hitmaker was spotted enjoying a meal with his entourage at Sean Connelly's The Grill restaurant on Federal Street last night.
However, Bieber appears to be keeping a low profile this morning, with Kiwi fans taking to Twitter to express a sentiment found in one of his recent hits: "Where are you now that I need you?"
"Does anyone have an actual idea where Justin could be?" one fan tweeted.
The singer will perform at an invite-only acoustic showcase for a small number of fans and media tonight, then host a barbeque - a "Bieber-Q" - tomorrow.
Beliebers have been warned by the man himself to be careful with their approach when asking for a picture.
"I want to enjoy the moment just as you're enjoying the moment but I can't enjoy it if I feel like there isn't any respect given to me at that moment," Bieber said via image-sharing app Snapchat.
"If I'm walking somewhere or arriving somewhere and you guys are asking to take a photo, if I don't respond, if I continue just walking, the likelihood is probably that I don't want to take a photo at that moment.
"Now, if you start screaming louder, that's not going to make me want to take a photo more."
During his recent visit to Australia, Bieber visited a number of skate parks and posted a video of his activities on social media.
When he last visited our shores in 2013, he visited Victoria Park skate park for a quick spin on the halfpipe. He also allegedly tagged the equipment at the park with his unfortunate nickname of the time - "Bizzle".
His performance at Vector Arena received mixed reviews, with some fans walking out in disgust amid accusations of lip-syncing.
- nzherald.co.nz
