The Bounty Bar & Restaurant

The Bounty is located on the Queen's Road in Martintar, Nadi. It is close to the Nadi International Airport and a close taxi drive from most hotels and resorts in the Nadi region.

They offer International cuisine with Fijian specials.

Great place to eat and drink with many local dropping in after work.

Opening hours are from 9am till 10pm.

Phone 672 0840

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Recipes of Fiji, Food of Fiji : Kokoda

A traditional Fijian dish that tastes much better than it sounds. The traditional dish is prepared with mahi-mahi; we used halibut, but you can use white fish of your choice. Again, very simple to prepare – just be sure to leave enough time to marinate the fish in the lime. You’ll need a minimum of 6 hours.

Ingredients
2 White Fish Fillets
Juice from 3 large limes
½ teaspoon sea salt
1 cup Coconut Cream (be sure to use the cream and not the milk)
1 Onion, finely chopped
1 hot pepper, deseeded and finely chopped
2 Tomatoes, deseeded and finely chopped

Directions

1. Cut the fish into bite-size pieces and place in a glass or plastic bowl (avoid metal as it will react with the lime juice and ruin your dish) Add the lime juice and salt. Mix well, cover and marinate in fridge for 6-10 hours.

2. Just before serving, add coconut cream, onion, and the pepper. Stir thoroughly then place onto serving platter using slotted spoon. Top with chopped tomatoes and serve with a flourish.

Recipes of Fiji, Food of Fiji

Fiji’s Tourism industry has been largely unaffected by the recent flooding

20th of January 2009

PRESS RELEASE

Tourism Fiji in collaboration with key industry partners including the Fiji Islands Hotel and Tourism Association (FIHTA), Society of Fiji Travel Associates (SOFTA) and Air Pacific confirmed that the necessary infrastructure, facilities and equipment to operate Fiji’s Tourism industry has been largely unaffected by the recent flooding with only minor damage reported by member Hotels, Resorts, Transport, Transfer and Cruise Operators, and International and Domestic airlines.

The industry is unified in its efforts and working hard to reassure visitor’s considering travel to Fiji to take advantage of Fiji’s tropical climate, excellent deals and of course to enjoy Fiji’s biggest asset – it’s warm, friendly people.

Key strategies to lure visitors to our shores include wide ranging familiarization visits commencing early next week to key tourism areas by prominent Travel Wholesalers, Travel Agents and Trade Press to demonstrate first hand the experiences Fiji has to offer. This will be followed up by great value holiday deals initially in the key source markets of Australia and New Zealand driven by Tourism Fiji and its partners.


In a meeting with the Minister for Tourism on Monday, the Minister reinforced his support for the industry and assured stakeholders that Government will facilitate road upgrading and other necessary infrastructure works to key Tourism areas as a priority. Government recognizes the resilience of the Tourism industry, its ability to quickly facilitate economic recovery, and its widespread importance to the local community.


The private sector continues to invest heavily in the industry with new hotel developments coming on line this year and new routes being opened up by Air Pacific.

Fiji’s Tourism Industry offers a wide range of Holiday experiences for local and international tourists, and support to Fiji’s tourism industry is critical to generate important foreign exchange enabling assistance to areas that have sustained damage by flooding.

The Tourism industry acknowledges and thanks the support offered by Government and global industry partners and will continue to cooperate closely with key stakeholders to achieve targeted visitor arrivals. The industry also realizes the importance of working with the media and seeks their support in the recovery process.

For further information please contact:

Mr Josefa Tuamoto
Chief Executive Officer
Tourism Fiji
Phone: 6722433

Fiji’s Tourism industry has been largely unaffected by the recent flooding

Fiji: Food

Local Fijian food (non Indian) consists of a lot of great flavours found in the area. Things such as seafood and local fruits can be found readily and the way they prepare it, is quite simple.

The other side of the spectrum is finding Indian food that poses strong, aromatic flavours. If you like curries, Fiji is loaded with curry houses but if you are looking for something less aggresive, you will not find it difficult to find Chinese, American/European, or Italian if that is more up your alley.

If you are staying at a hotel, you will definately not find any issues with finding food that will be to your liking. I am one who loves to venture off into things that are unknown, so if you can, get a taste of the local Fijian food as eating is sometimes the adventure.

I get into some details below about different things I have tried while in Fiji, so take your time to read through them and you may find something that could help you plan your trip.

Fiji: Food

L'Opera Italian Restaurant

L'Opera Italian Restaurant is the 11th to be opened by long-time Italian business partners, Paolo Nesi and Moreno Mattel.

Chef Moreno said that "the success and the competitive advantage of L'Opera have always been the food because [they] are a kitchen-driven organisation rather than a management driven operation."

The restaurant offers both a set menu and ala carte. The restaurant also caters for any kind of occasion.

To try out some authentic Italian cuisine, visit L'Opera at 59 Gordon Street, Suva.

Their contacts are telephone + 679 331 8602 or e-mail: pnesi@loperagroup.com.

Eating in Fiji

With the wide variety of peoples and cultures that populate Fiji, the place abounds with good things to eat, good food and good cooking. Guides currently availability hardly hint at this (and indeed are often wildly wrong).
This blog hopes to give an idea, a taste of the food in Fiji, from the humblest barra and bhajis sold at the roadside through Fijian lovo feasts to the fine dining in the more upmarket resorts. It will give ideas of where to go, what to try, opinions of the food and, importantly will be a recent idea of the food, not just one rehashed through 6 editions of a guidebook. So, as we eat, we'll be able to let you know where, how much and how good!

Righto, I'm off for me dinner.

Vilisite’s Restaurant

Vilisite’s Restaurant
Location: Naibale Village, Korolevu. Ph: 6530054.
Cuisine: Fijian, Indian, International.
Specialty: Seafood.

Opening hours: 7am - 9pm (7 days).

Recommended choice: Kokoda and whole fish in lolo (coconut cream).

Ample parking provided. BYO corkage fee $5 per bottle Catering & take-out service available. Functions: Can comfortably seat up to 50 people for private events. Main course price range: FJ$10 - $35.

Major credit cards accepted.