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 Fresh Fish, just caught
on Moorea by easyoar
By Polynesian standards the prices are quite reasonable too.
Service was very friendly, but we did find we had to wait a long time to be served.
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 another night in paradise and
the nightclub by jennie01, 4 more photos
chez mami is the best for chinese and is the one that stays up late (if you fancy chinese for breakfast after leaving a nightclub at 6 in the morning) but if you want crepes, pizza, steak,burgers or french food this is the place to go, a set up of childrens plastic chairs and table is the norm,and you can bring your own alcohol ! great for watching the people go by ,and a good sign is that the locals dine there in droves !
Raitea -on the quayside again one french restarant and one chinese _excellent food and cocktails but a bit pricey !
Bora Bora -wel you ve got bloody marys but i think that can sometimes be a little to touristy ,and overpriced for what it is ! but you have to go there cos its famous !
the best lace we went to is a little secret called Kaina hut,its not opened at lunch time but in the evening its fantastic !similar to bloody marys with the sand on the floor ! but much nicer and quieter !the decor is very nice with cargo nets and oyster shels dangling everywhere,even the menus and plates are great ! its by far the best food and service here, but again a little pricey (but everything is here !) and then pirates bar is a fab little place,nice food and freindly french guys working there ! and you can sit and eat outside on a terrace and watch as the manta rays !they are not kept there but they are drawn to a spot there ,and they are amazing ,sooo big and gracefull,you could watch them all night ! Theme: Other
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Very close to the Moorea Ferry port is a little harbour area where you get quite a few street sellers all congregated together. They range from selling Chinese type food to French style crepes (pancakes with either sweet or savoury fillings).
It is much cheaper to buy and eat here (most have picnic style tables and chairs) where you can sit and eat your food. I can certainly recommend the crepes - they were excellent!
The crepes - especially the sweet ones! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Harbour area near Moorea ferry
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 Les Roulottes by Helga67Leave a Comment
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 Mahi mahi in coconut-vanilla
sauce by Helga67
Most popular meals consist of rice with chicken or fish (tuna, mahi mahi), coconut milk, curry or vanilla sauce and local vegetables. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalComparison: about average
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 Fire-eating in Moorea by easyoar
This really belongs in the nightlife/things to do section I suppose, but there's nothing to stop you trying this sort of dish if you are crazy enough, just don't blam mee for any consequences if you do! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalAddress: Tiki Village, Moorea
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 Truck restaurants in the
harbour by b1bob
Because Tahiti is part of French Polynesia, I stopped by the truck serving French food for some escargot. Some folks might think it is great and creative that the locals would make restaurants in the back of trucks, but, at the same time, think ill of it if it were tried in Texas or North Carolina. The truck restaurants are innovative and quite good. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: Believe it or not, in a parking lot on the outskirts of Papeete.
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 Poisson cru by Helga67
It's raw tuna or mahi mahi marinated in lemon juice and coconut milk, with vegetables. You can have it as an appetizer or for lunch. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than average
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 by AGHIOS
TRY THE CREPERIE VANS ON THE DOCK ON THE SEAFRONT IN PAPEETE.AND HAVE A MAHI MAHI BURGER ALSO IN BORA BORA,BIT LIKE SWORDFISH OR TUNA BUT IS A LOCAL FISH AND TASTES SUPERB.
LIKE A HUGE WOODEN SHACK WITH SAND FOR A FLOOR, THE ROOF WAS MADE OF SOME KIND OF STRAW AND WHILE YOU ARE EATING YOU CAN HEAR THE MICE RUNNING UP AND DOWN THE RAFTERS. ALSO THE LOCALS COME IN AND ENTERTAIN YOU WITH THEIR TRADITIONAL DANCES.
THE CREPE VANS IN PAPEETE ARE OPEN TILL ABOUT 3 IN THE MORNING.
DON'T REMEMBER EATING MUCH BUT THE COCKTAILS WERE ACE. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: CENTRE OF BORA BORA, ASK ANYONE.Other Contact: THINK THE GUY WHO OWNS BLOODY MA
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 by yeah_baby
Bora Bora is rather well touristed, therefore has a number of eating and dining establishments. Choices can be divided between the restaurants at the various hotels and private non hotel related dining. Cuisine ranges from basic island staples like fruits and fish dishes to world class French cuisine. The food is usually delicious, but you may have to sample different restaurants before you find one that suits your taste and budget.
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