Fijian Restaurants

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   Old Mill Cottage

   • Suva, Fiji
   • Restaurants › Fijian

   Housed (as the name suggests) in a gracious old timber cottage, this Suva institution is the city's best spot for adventurous gastronomes to dabble in authentic Fijian fare. Exotic dishes including palusami (meat, onion and lolo wrapped in dalo leaves and baked in a lovo), curried shellfish, and seaweed or fish stewed in lolo assemble themselves underneath the front counter alongside Indian curries and vegetarian dishes. You can also dig into a traditional roast.

   Addicted office workers cram into the joint for lunch, parking themselves at tables on the front veranda or at the large booth seating inside. The spacious interior is filled with a pleasant cross-breeze (which…

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   Capital Palace

   • Suva, Fiji
   • Restaurants › Fijian

   It seems half of Suva converges here for the excellent Sunday yum cha but the regular menu also sites authentic delights including shark-fin soup and fried squid with chilli and salt plus infusions such as sesame chicken with dalo. Mouth-watering smells and a happy din surround diners.

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   RJs Restaurant & Bar

   • Nadi, Fiji
   • Restaurants › Fijian

   A carnivore's delight, RJs sizzles up prime fillet steaks, veal masala, char-grilled ribs and plenty of seafood options. There's a Hungarian goulash for the left-of-centre palates and all servings are hearty. The wine list is suitably impressive.

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   Tata's

   • Nadi, Fiji
   • Restaurants › Fijian

   You won't find this unadorned little curry house on any of the tourist brochures and its location ain't exactly salubrious, but Tata's serves some of the best, and hottest curry in the country. It's legendary among the locals.

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5. Malt House Brewery & Restaurant

   • Suva, Fiji
   • Restaurants › Fijian

   Never short of a happy crowd, this bar-restaurant entertains patrons with delicious home-brew and even better food. Wood-fired pizzas go down well with the ales and lagers made on the premises but you can also treat your tastebuds to some of the most refined and creative seafood and meat dishes in Fiji. It's a bit of a trek from the centre and often filled with a boisterous din, but leaving Suva without a night here would be a crime.

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