Feast - Nandi

Dined at Feast for their seafood night. There was a plethora of food options ranging from pizza to Indian to seafood (oysters, crab, mussels, fish, etc) as well as plenty of desserts. The food was average to above average across the board. Nothing that would cause one to travel miles to enjoy but certainly worth the price if at any of the resorts in the area. The Sheraton Villas, Sheraton Fiji, and Westin can all enjoy this venue (which is also open to the public as I understand). A fun part of the meal was the Fijian entertainment happening on the edge of the adjacent pool during dinner. Fire, drums, dancing, and breaking; it was a nice dinner+show!

Breakfast from Sheraton included is way over crowded, waiting 30 minutes to get in. Food allergies are terribly handled. Gluten-free section is not clearly divided and cross contamination is a big risk. I’m sorry for the staff, because they are by far not enough to handle the crowd of people

As the name connotes, be firm for every day. my favorite time is breakfast. chef shirom makes the best omeletts!

The most amazing breakfast buffet I've ever had! what made it amazing? ... the workers who let everything go seemless, the ice station where they cooked their eggs fresh, but they want them, the donut, pfannkuchen, waffel or french toaststation. the variety of smoothies, juices, hot and cold selection. only yum yummy! overpriced ... very likely, but everything is e.g. bag of sucking $8fjd, fiji chocolate 55grms $16.95fjd sometimes they just need to take a moment and just enjoy what is good and breakfast seems to start a good place!

If you 're travelling from Australia, don 't bother going on Seafood Extravaganza night. You can get the same spread at any buffet in Melbourne. We walked in, had a look around and left. We couldn 't justify the FJD119 pp for a couple prawns and mussels. We went up the road to Mamacita 's for the lovo buffet at FJD 55 PP.