The best restaurants Suva

It is the restaurant not to be missed in the capital. You will find it on the quay, floating! Yes, it is on a boat that Tikos welcomes us. The whole is pleasant and the setting is sober and elegant. The dishes are convincing even if you should not expect anything exceptional: they serve mainly fish and seafood cooked in the Fijian way. The prices are largely exaggerated, but the concept is, one must admit, nice.

The huge building with Asian colours inevitably attracts the eye. Inside, two restaurants, including one in international cuisine, with dishes such as Thai or Mexican chicken… The other restaurant is deliberately Chinese, very class, with servers in keeping, is rather rare.

Surrounded by beige and Bordeaux, the restaurant offers quality dishes ranging from the most basic and the most sophisticated to the most sophisticated and Fijian. In the evening, it is not uncommon for dinner to be accompanied by a live group of traditional music.

The restaurant does not pay a mine, but despite its self-service appearance it serves very good Indian cuisine. From the entrance, you can enjoy the smells of spices. Specialty is, of course, curry. Its own menu is made with, for example, samosas at 50 c, Palau Chicken at $ 2,50 F, etc.

Homemade pastries, ice creams and milkshakes of a rare quality on the Fijian territory. Rare enough to be mentioned! We particularly recommend the breakfasts (well supplied) and their absolutely delicious waffles, without forgetting of course the cheesecakes. We are well served and everything is good. Coffee lovers will also be delighted with a very important choice being proposed to them here. In short, you will have understood it, the best remains to go to test this small address by yourself and considering its location that will be very easy for you!

For small snacks and especially for breakfasts. . of muffins and brownie. $ 3,50 F coffee and $ 2 F the gargantuan muffin.

In the heart of downtown Suva, a charming place where you can eat at any time of the day in a very pleasant setting, with jazz music. The pastries are displayed in the window and very appetizing. But this restaurant has also the merit to propose a varied menu with notably nice salads, which is sometimes a rare commodity in Fiji. For those who want to eat healthy and drink a good vegetable and fruit juice, this is the perfect address. Burgers, wraps and other dishes are also on the menu!

The top floor of the MHCC shopping centre is dedicated to a number of small restaurants. You will have a choice here between Indian, Malaysian, Japanese, Fijian and many others. We eat everything, it's good and very cheap. The locator of the premises. The Indian restaurant Maya Dhaba has a second shop right here.

Jordon, Tiki, Emele, Sapeta and Ramona welcome you with a smile in this very beautiful address. Enchanted Suva is open all day, serves good breakfasts but also very good dishes based on seafood or meat essentially. We recommend the specialties of the sea, a true delight!

Just off Suva's main avenue, Victoria Parade, this small restaurant is hidden in a large patio wedged between several buildings. Delicious breakfasts and lunches are served here. We like the atmosphere, quiet and calm even if there is always a crowd in this restaurant, at any time of the day, guaranteeing its quality and its good value for money. You will see the staff working hard to prepare good dishes, the kitchen area being visible from the terrace. Very good burgers.

Of Cantonese cuisine, the dishes are delicious. Open from Monday to Saturday 12:00 to 14:30 and for dinner from 18:00 22:00 has. BYO (bring your own), which means that you can bring your own alcoholic drinks. Attention for payment, they do not accept credit cards.

The only French bakery existing in Fiji. There is nothing to add to and soothe appetites in a vacuum or a loaf of bread without mentioning bread and croissants breads. The bakery is very quickly filled at lunch time.

The restaurant is located on one of Suva's main avenues, Victoria Parade. With its contemporary decoration, Maya Dhaba looks more like a bistro. It has also become a must in Suva, very popular especially on weekends. It is advisable to book in advance for dinner. The cuisine is inspired by South India and is therefore very spicy, but you can ask for advice to choose dishes that will be more adapted to your palate. The menu details very precisely the composition of each dish.

Eden Bistro & Bar is a little out of the center of Suva, so you'll have to take a cab to get there. The restaurant offers sophisticated and original cuisine. Perhaps a little pricey, but the products are of high quality, the flavors pleasant and modern. The menu is rather short, but offers dishes that combine variety and freshness. These include fish, seafood and meats accompanied by absolutely succulent sauces. Try the lamb curry, but save room for dessert!

A little bit in the shade, this small restaurant is a real wonder. Only Fijian decoration creates an authentic and relaxed atmosphere, and the staff is in small care. Finally, there is only an embarrassment to taste local specialities in particular seafood and fish. The restaurant does not have a licence to serve alcohol but you can bring your bottle.

This restaurant is part of the new Toorak Central complex (residence, spa, bar and restaurant) opened in 2021 and it is a success on all fronts. Concerning the elevated restaurant, the menu is varied, whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The staff is very attentive and the food is of high quality, we enjoyed it. The only small negative aspect is that Toorak Central is not in the most glamorous area of Suva but you will reach very quickly the city center of Suva on foot (5-10 minutes).

The restaurant belongs to the same chain as Nadi's and is run by Japanese owners. It is the only Japanese-run restaurant in Suva. The principle is the same, with a cuisine prepared by a chef under your eyes. We will not miss the house specialty, the creamy shrimps! The menu is delicious, the dishes remain affordable and the service is fast. If you are in need of sushi or other Japanese dishes, do not hesitate to try this restaurant in the heart of Suva.

On the^2nd level of the MHCC shopping mall you will find a food court with about ten restaurants. There are also two other food courts nearby: Tappoo City (on the same street: Thomson Street), and Suva Central Food Court (Pratt Street). World cuisines are highlighted in these food courts. At the Suva Central Food Court you will find the famous Grace Road Kitchen and at the Tappoo City you will be able to taste Fijian (or Indian) food at Ocean7s.

In the heart of downtown Suva, an excellent Indian restaurant very popular in the community and more generally with the whole population of the capital. You will have to think about coming early if you don't want to end up ordering a take away. That said, it can be nice to take your food to go and have lunch in Albert Park or at the Thurston Botanical Garden. The curries are tasty, the decor kitschy and the place usually crowded. The food is hearty, a very good value for money for a meal between two visits to Suva.

A simple and welcoming place where everyone should find something to their liking: they serve burgers, pizzas, fish & chips as well as meat dishes. The menu is therefore rather nice, you are well served, everything is good and the welcoming atmosphere of the restaurant emphasizes the quality of the service. Recently renovated, the view is also a real advantage. From your plate, you can contemplate the calm of the bay from where the boats are swinging. The place is really pleasant, preserved from the city sometimes a little noisy and crowded!