Shopping Tips
Despite the fact that just about everything you buy in Majuro is either shipped or flown in from either the US, Asia (particularly Taiwan or China), Australia or New Zealand, you will find that the prices of most goods are relatively competitive with ‘mainland’ prices. There are highs and lows, though. For example, one of the best food Read More
Eating Out Guide
For a relatively small city, Majuro has a tremendous range of restaurants and cafes to suit all budgets and tastes. All the main hotels sport up-scale eateries, while smaller eateries and Asian restaurants can be found almost every few hundred yards in the downtown area. As well, you will find sidewalk barbecues with local women Read More
Enra Restaurant
Located in the Marshall Islands Resort, the Enra Restaurant has a spacious dining room with a lagoon view. The extensive western menu includes daily specials and a pizza menu. Vegetarians are catered for well. Each Sunday they hold a very good buffet, while Tuesday evening is pasta night. The bar has a good range of beverages, Read More
Flame Tree
This is a western bar and restaurant style venue. It has two main rooms and a large terrace straddling both. The larger room has pool tables and ongoing karaoke. The terrace has a darts board. On balmy nights, we recommend you eat outside. The menu includes burgers, noodles, fish and chips and rice dishes and Read More
Dar Cafe
This air-conditioned restaurant is well-loved by locals for breakfast and lunch. The menu includes a range of western and local food. Specialties include fresh fish and Marshallese foods such as breadfruit and pumpkin cooked in various ways. Good size servings. Don’t be surprised when the waitress sits at your table to discuss your options — Read More
Chit-Chat Restaurant
This is a slightly eccentric venue with a fabulous ocean view. Pizzas are recommended, but a range of budget food is available. A nice snack for lunch is the $5 pocket pizza. The bar’s mainstay is beer, but mixed drinks are available. This is a great place to practice your Marshallese (and get a laugh Read More
RRE Hotel
The Hotel Robert Reimers has a traditional Marshallese flavor, primarily due to its luxurious tropical garden with a large thatched meeting house (Mon Bokanake) as its centerpiece. There are four types of rooms, two of which are upstairs alongside the restaurant. Of these, most have verandahs and views of the lagoon. In the garden, there is Read More
