The Highlands
The biggest and best-stocked store in town, although it can’t compete with the market when it comes to veggies and fruit. The on-site bakery is good value…
Must-see restaurants in Papua New Guinea
The Highlands
In the large, green Ipatas building that dominates the town is this cafeteria run by the same folks at Wabag Lodge. The menu includes 'live' or 'frozen'…
Papua New Guinea
Inside the Masurina Business Centre, this kai bar has affiliations with Butia Lodge on the Trobriand Islands and serves an assortment of grilled chicken,…
Port Moresby
Ang's is locked up like Fort Knox; this part of Gordons is unsavoury after dark. But it's worth the trip for excellent Chinese food at reasonable prices…
New Britain
The place to head to if you want to stock up on fruit and vegetables. You can buy sausage and rice or fish, pumpkin and banana (with lots of tasty greens)…
New Ireland Province
One of several well-stocked supermarkets in town, this one also has a good kai bar next door, with tender fried chicken, piping hot chips, and the usual…
New Ireland Province
Kavieng’s most alluring setting is this eatery, with a breezy terrace facing the sea. The cooking receives mixed reviews, however, Malagan is the perfect…
New Britain
This small, boxy eatery and drinking spot offers filling meals (kebabs, fish and chips, barbecue ribs, pizzas) best enjoyed on the thatch-roof terrace…
Lae
Possibly the best pizzas in PNG. Can't say the same for the pasta. The menu is also shared with the Kokomo Coffee Shop next door, which makes the cakes…
New Ireland Province
The bustling and colourful market has a good range of fresh fruit and vegetables, including the giant, yellow hand-grenade-like pandanus fruit.
Port Moresby
Upstairs is the Restaurant 168 where some interesting Malay and Indian dishes are served - better than the dull surroundings might suggest.
Lae
The main market is a riot of colourful fruits and fresh vegetables – just keep your wits about you while you shop.
Port Moresby
This is the top spot for Chinese cuisine. Try the yum cha or the beautifully presented steamed whole coral trout.
Port Moresby
At the west end of Ela Beach, this rustic-looking eatery has coffee, beer and lunches of simple kai.
Port Moresby
One of Port Moresby’s largest produce markets. It’s a ragged place, best visited with a local.
New Ireland Province
This basic and inexpensive bakery has fresh bread and sweet cakes available early in the day.
Port Moresby
This serves sloppy pizzas in a convivial, family-friendly atmosphere.
