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Kiribati Food & Dining

 
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    Restaurants are few in number and are situated mainly in the larger towns.

    National specialties:
    • In the southern islands, the boiled fruit of pandanus (screwpine), sliced thinly and spread with coconut cream.
    • A Kiribati delicacy is palu sami, which is coconut cream with sliced onion and curry powder, wrapped in taro leaves and pressure cooked in an earth-oven packed with seaweed. It can be eaten on its own or served with roast pork or chicken.
    • As in many of the islands of the South Pacific, there is a tendency amongst local people to regard imported canned products as luxuries.

    Tipping: Not expected.

    Nightlife
    There are ‘Island Nights’ which feature traditional Polynesian music and dancing, film shows and feasts in maneabas (local meeting houses), which can be found throughout the islands.


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