Ruta gastronómica de Fiji

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Get a taste for island life with this drool-worthy Fiji food tour that takes you from traditional cuisine through to modern fusion. Along the way, learn about Fiji folklore as you sample delicious specialties from local eateries. With such a multi-racial make-up, the Fiji Islands are home to dishes from around the globe, including Chinese, Indian, and European — but all served and styled with a South Pacific flair.

Discover Fijian cuisine — as well as Fiji’s take on international dishes —on this locally led food tour. Your Fiji food tour will kick off in the suburb of Martintar, where you’ll sample some dishes and enjoy a cocktail at an Indian-Thai restaurant praised for its curry.

From there, you’ll head to a restaurant that specializes in authentic French dishes — the only one of its kind in Fiji. Try specialties like beef bourguignon, pomme tarte tatin, and rustic homemade terrine, just to name a few mouthwatering starters for what is to be a great food-filled evening.

Next up on your Fiji food tour, dive into the country’s culinary history with a stop at an indigenous-owned and operated restaurant that specializes in Fijian cuisines. Sample local dishes and learn what makes South Pacific cuisine so different from the rest of the world.

For a taste of Fiji’s up-and-coming food scene, you’ll head to a trendy bar and restaurant that serves up an original mix of locally sourced Mediterranean-Fijian fusion. The setting is superbly stylish and the strong wine list will help you to really savour the taste of your food.

Of course, we’ve saved the best for last: finish up your Fiji food tour with dessert. You’ll head to one of Nadi’s bakeries, which sells some of the best cheesecakes, cakes, cupcakes, and other sweets to be found in Fiji. If you’ve got room, dig into your dessert right away or, if you still need some time to digest dinner, bring your sugary treat back to your hotel for a sweet midnight snack later.

Meeting/pick-up point:Pick-up from all hotels located in Nadi as far as Sonaisali and also from hotels located in Denarau.
Duration: Three hours.
Start/opening time: At 6.30pm.
Languages: English.