Fijians pay attention to the richness of seafood and dishes in their eating habits. The taste is generally heavy, oily and sweet. The staple food is rice and I like to taste pasta. Non-staple food especially likes seafood such as turtle meat and fish, and also likes to eat meat such as pork and chicken. Vegetables such as taro, cassava, yam, tomato and onion. Seasonings such as coconut oil, pepper, ginger and onion. Cooking methods prefer dishes made by roasting, frying and frying. Chinese food likes Beijing cuisine, Shandong cuisine and Fujian cuisine in China. Enjoy the big platter, Beijing roast duck, three-color prawns, fried oyster sauce, dried roast chicken, barbecued pork, fried Jinhua ham, white wonderful snail, lychee meat, dried grilled fish and other flavor dishes. Shuijiu loves to drink "Kava wine" and also likes drinks such as juice, cocoa and coffee. Fruits such as bananas, coconuts and pineapples, and dried fruits such as dried apricots.

Fiji was once a British colony in history, and most resorts here kept the practice of European-style western food. "Coconut juice with Valu fish" is a must-have cold dish in every restaurant. Cold fish is poured with natural coconut juice and secret ingredients. Coconut shell is like a beautiful handicraft, which smells sour and sweet and makes people drool. Dessert is fried with tropical bananas. As soon as the cream is put into the pot, it will have a pungent aroma. Every spoonful of sweet wine poured by the chef will make the diners' stomachs move. As night falls, the soft music in the restaurant reminds people that it is time to eat. In the back room of the kitchen, Indian chefs are nervously preparing tonight's main course-duck breast with sweet sauce: shredded green pepper with bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, mushrooms and duck meat, stir-fried with open fire, and then poured with sweet soy sauce to ensure that picky tourists in China can eat it.

Fiji is a free port, so there are many duty-free shops. World-class commodities such as diamonds, jewels, perfumes, silverware and crystal products can be purchased at duty-free prices. In the duty-free shops marked by the Fiji Government Tourist Office, passengers can buy with peace of mind. Featured products include hand-woven baskets, corals, shell products, wood carvings, Taba tablecloths, Indian saris, tortoise shells and so on. Gold and silver products made in India are brightly colored and beautifully made.