Restaurants in Ghizo Island
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Nuzu Nuzu Restaurant
This is the most atmospheric spot to dine. The breezy open-air dining room is suitably exotic, with wood-carved posts, wooden tables and wicker seating. Food-wise it's a bit more conservative, with well-executed fish and meat dishes as well as daily specials. The Friday evening barbecue is popular.
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Lamasa
Blink and you'll miss it. That's how discreet Lamasa is, with its unobtrusive façade and inoffensive décor. It's nothing more than a few tables but it's hygienically kept and the fish 'n' chips are brilliant value. No alcohol. Too bad it's closed on weekends.
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PT 109
Named after John F Kennedy's WWII patrol boat that sank off Gizo, and situated in a great waterfront location, this place has relaxed vibes. A blackboard displays a few simple dishes, such as local fish or chicken. Sometimes it's open for dinner.
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Gizo Nest Restaurant
Come here for a bellyful of chicken or beef dishes with a Chinese bent, or tuck into acceptable sandwiches that won't blow your budget. With its frilly curtains and naive murals, the décor is laughably naff.
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