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 Bad Dog Café – the name sounds funky but as they say don’t go by the name as they are known to have the best food and great bar service. This café and bar has been around for more than 15 years and the high service and quality still remains. Bad Dog café offers a wide range of meals catering for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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 Nightlife in Suva revolves around wining and dining, the cinema or hitting the clubs for a night of fun, laughter and partaking of your favourite beverage.
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 With diverse cultures and profound ethnicity, Suva, Fiji’s capital city is unparalleled to like no other. The cultures, languages, heritage, food, traditions, costumes and beliefs belonging to prominent ethnic groups such as Fijians, Indians, Europeans and Chinese are evident in many places. Profound for its history, Suva offers a vast range of styles in terms of architecture, arts and craft, shopping, lounging and more importantly the friendly hospitality.
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 Dining around Suva City is like a fiesta to choose from. With restaurants located in every corner of the street, choosing what to eat is entirely upon you. We have European, Indian, Fijian, Korean, Chinese, Mexican, and Japanese restaurants around the city as well as at the two leading malls, MHCC and Tappoo City. At the two malls there are takeaway or eat- in options from which you can choose. Dining around Suva City caters for all tastes and budget and boosts an impressive number of eateries.
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 From art, beauty and health, books, cafes, clothing and jewelry to photography, shoes, sporting goods and so much more, Suva City has it all. You will find the largest variety of goods and products under one roof found no where else in the Fiji. Produce and wares representing Fijian, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, European, Middle Eastern and cultures abound with fascinating Asian knick-knack shops on nearly every corner.
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