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Kavieng Hotel
This is a fixture among travellers, well-heeled locals and expats and so it is a good place to meet them. The dining area is nothing glam but the eclectic menu, such as burgers, steaks, omelettes, pork and lamb chops, should please most palates. For a splurge, dive face first into its memorable Friday-night seafood buffet with crab, oysters, chicken, lobster, fish and vegetables; you'll walk out belly first. Words of wisdom: come at sharp.
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Malagan Beach Resort
This has the most pleasant setting, with a breezy terrace facing the sea. Food-wise, there's a little of everything for everyone, from satisfying breakfasts to burgers, and meat dishes and seafood. Make a beeline for their Sunday night barbecue and Saturday lunch pizzas.
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Nusa Island Retreat
Gourmand non-guests are welcome at Nusa Island Retreat (call ahead to arrange transfers). Indeed, it would be a shame to miss out on their dinner buffet (by reservation). Or you could tuck into a copious burger at lunchtime and take a dip once you've digested your meal. This is the life! The toes-in-the-sand dining area is adorable.
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Punter's Palace
A very friendly kai bar which is packed with locals at lunchtime. Dig into budget savouries such as stews, fried fish or chicken and chips, and you'll leave patting your tummy contently. The food is fresh and hygienically prepared. Copious pizzas are also available but you'll have to order them a couple of hours in advance.
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Sot Kat
Another buzzing kai bar that is off the radar for most visitors but comes recommended by savvy locals. It's a good-value stomach filler for those in need of some honestly prepared stews, and fish and chips at puny prices. Good roast chicken, too.
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Tsang Sang Bakery
The only bakery in town has fresh bread and sweet cakes available from about . There's not much left after . It's pretty basic and super cheap.
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