A guide to nadi’s café and restaurant scene
Vasaqa Productions
As you’re travelling around Nadi or just passing through, you’ll want a place to make a quick food stop and Vasaqa Productions will save you the worry!
Nadi’s very own pit-roast masters are sure to tantalize your taste buds with their famous Bula burritos, loaded fries, spicy tacos, bao buns, Nadi burgers and the list goes on. You have the option to dine in their, rustic setup or opt for takeout and continue exploring beautiful Fiji with a happy tummy.
Be sure to give their Electric Iced Tea with watermelon ice cubes a try too! You’ll definitely need this here in the tropics.
Location: Namaka Market
Sailor’s Beach
Known for their signature Rainbows End Burgers and Seafood Boil, Sailor’s Beach has very quickly become a local favourite.
The newly opened restaurant is located on Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi and is the perfect place to catch up with friends and enjoy a delicious, affordable plate of food while gazing at spectacular Fijian sunsets on the beach. Regular entertainment such as live bands and Trivia nights are events that also make this spot quite popular.
Food and vibes are definitely a thing here!
Location: Wailoaloa Beach
Kanu by Lance Seeto
Kanu is all about surprises – in the best, tastebud-tempting way. Chef Lance Seeto’s innovative menu is packed with familiar Fijian flavours served in exciting new ways – like’palusami (dalo leaf) potstickers’ or the ‘smoked walu (Spanish Mackeral) okra salad’. Curious foodies should also try the surprisingly delicious Kava Martini. Kanu’s food philosophy is to use local as much as possible so you can always expect the freshest, seasonal produce on your plate. Check out their daily menu board for more rustic gourmet adventures.
Kanu by Lance Seeto
The Coffee Hub
Tempting pastries and mouth-watering light bites are the Coffee Hub’s winning crowd pleasers.This newly established cafe, located within the Essence of Fiji building on the Nadi Back Road, is your go-to spot for big breakfasts and intimate gourmet lunches. Whether you’re staying in Nadi or just passing through, stop by the Hub for great coffee and treats that are priced just right.
Location: Nadi Back Road
Club 57 & Bistro
Amazing food and good views, what more could one ask for?Located on the Wailoaloa Beach strip, Club 57 & Bistro is known for its rooftop restaurant experience and great vibes. With a range of choices to offer on the menu and a fully stocked bar, it’s the perfect place to catch up with a bunch of friends or plan a fun night out with the family. If you’re lucky, you’ll see a live band on the weekends.
Tip: Head over there at sunset for those Instagram-able views.
Location: Wailoaloa Beach, Nadi.
Bulaccino Café
We think Bulaccino is a great name for one of Nadi’s top eateries. It’s pretty much a rite of passage to pop by for a healthy beverage, a great coffee, healthy wrap or sandwich and a range of full flavoured meals most of which is sourced locally from their organic farm. The outdoor dining section is a welcoming oasis often filled with friendly faces.Location: Denarau & Namaka
Bulaccino Café
The Grace Road Kitchen
If you’re seeking nourishing meals prepared with fresh local ingredients, then make Grace Road Kitchen your first point of call. Affordable prices and a tantalizing menu of tasty stir-fry’s, flavoursome soups and crisp salads keep the crowds coming to this Korean joint. Hint: Try the handmade dumplings and arguably the best fried chicken dishes in Nadi.
Location: Martintar
Votualevu Roundabout
Wailoaloa
The Grace Road Kitchen
Daikoku Japanese Restaurant
Make this your go to place for Japanese food when visiting Nadi. Daikoku’s varied menu features plenty of mouth-watering Japanese staples like sushi, sashimi and bento boxes. The talented teppanyaki chefs put on a real show for guests with their expert knife skills too. Tip: It fills up fast so bookearly for a seat at the table.Location: Martintar
Daikoku Japanese Restaurant
Tata’s Curry Place
Don’t let the humble exterior fool you. Tata’sfills up pretty fast with locals forits delicious curries.
Check the menu board for a mouth-watering selection of vegetarian, seafood and meat curries.Try the ‘Uncivilised Chicken’ just for kicks.
Location: Nadi Back Road
Tata’s Curry Place
Tu’s Place
Tu’s place is well known for its authentic Fijian food and cosy vibe that’s reminiscent of enjoying a meal at a friendly Fijian aunt’s place.
Standout dishes include the Fish Lolo, Rourou (local spinach) Balls, Nadi Prawn Curry and the delicate yet flavoursome Kokoda.
Locals and tourists alike flock here to feast on local dishes along with western stylefood at great value. Bonus points for the heart-warming atmosphere and ice cold beer!
Location: Namaka