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Where to eat Contemporary food in Tonga: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Tonga, Tonga. Coordinates: 20°S 175°W / 20°S 175°W / -20; -175
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1. Cafe Escape
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By HowtoEmptynest
Quick service, yummy smoothies and inviting seating areas make this cafe a nice place to meet friends. Iâve heard the food is good but I personally havenât eaten there, as my visit was late in the evening and I wasnât hungry, but again, the strawberry banana smoothie was yummy!
2. Vuna Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Eat Drink Relax...Tongan Style. Best lil' restaurant in town! Yummy food, good hospitality, great view. We show live sport of any kind, when it's on.
Reviewed By Atkins T
Great spot for hanging out and enjoying the afternoon and evening in Nuku'alofa. Delicious food menu and cocktails on offer and very friendly staff. Far removed from the madness of the Central Business District bars and the dance clubs. Easily the best bar in Tonga.
3. Pot Luck Training Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
The Pot Luck Training Restaurant is based on the campus of the`Ahopanilolo Technical Institute (ATI). Providing the ATI's hospitality and tourism students with the opportunity to hone their practical skills and gain valuable insights into food production,
Reviewed By SoniaM
If you are visiting Tonga during the school term on a Monday night then make sure you seek out the Pot Luck training restaurant at 'Ahopanilolo Technical Institute. (Behind the Catholic Cathedral near the ferry wharf) You won't be disappointed as it is the BEST VALUE dinner in the kingdom ... And you will Be supporting tourism and hospitality students who are learning their industry! You will eat delectable foods ((usually 3 courses) and be served by gorgeous attentive waiting staff before being entertained by the resident student musicians and dancers who bring the Tongan culture alive! It is BYO wine and beer. I ADORE THIS PLACE and the authentic vibe of young enthusiastic students giving it a go :-) do you should too!!!! If you want to do more than eat and watch the events unfold then maybe give a little donation to support the student scholarship at the end if the night... A little goes a long way in Tonga!!! :-)
4. Victor's Takeaway
For tasy, quick, reliable fast food, its hard to go past the flavours and offerings at Victor's Cafe. With hot curries, crispy chicken and of course original Tongan cuisine, Victor's Takeaway is the variety and taste you have been looking for!
Reviewed By chanel f
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5. Victor's Cafe
With different dishes and beverages to suit everyone wants and needs, Victor's Cafe has established itself as one of the top Cafe's in not only Nuku'alofa but Tongatapu as a whole. Come in and join us today!
Reviewed By Noelene1178
I came here with my family for the breakfast. It was super average. There were 10 of us, and the only other family here was a small young European family who didn't seem to like their meal. I don't blame them! I actually didn't like my meal myself. they open I think from 7am, and their breakfast is buffet. The only thing I liked about the buffet table was the deep fried dough tongans are good at making. their eggs, dry , tasteless and limp- not juicy like normal scrambled eggs in buffets. We had to wait for out bacon and sausages to be cooked and even when that was done, that was served on individual plates and brought to our table. Describing the sausages, you can literal go to the chinese store and buy a pack and cook at home. There was nothing special about it. No ready made coffee, its like we arrived there and the staff stood around waiting for us to order....but its a buffet breakfast? we also had to wait for our toast, which is btw general bread -nothing special. Coffee the guy made me was too strong, I can tell he didn't know how to work the machine. I think the staff was more overwhelmed that there were even customers. My Aunty - who lives here in Tonga, enjoyed herself. I and my aunty from Australia and my cousins from NZ, we were just saddened at how basic this place is. So Foreigners! Only come here if you really have no place to go for breakfast.
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