Fiji Cafe & Sweets - Dandenong - Photo album

Haven’t tried Fijian snacks before but if the offering here is anything to go by, they’re amazing. Tried a range of fried bites but the cassava and the taro leave roll are standouts. Will definitely be heading back soon to dine in.

Had heard so much positive reviews about the place and surely did not disappoint in my first visit. Food is great reasonably priced n good portion n also sharable. Place also has a nice Fiji vibe with the masi interior design theme. Nothing short of home food for those Fijians missing home Keep u

Amazing halal food with fantastic staff. Owner and her daughters are very cordial

This place serves Indian/Fijian food at a very reasonable price. Visited here for the first time with my Fiji friend and it didn't dissapoint. Ordered Chicken Pulao, Cassava, Roti, Lamb Curry and Masala Tea. Chicken Pulao: Very good in taste and the spices combination were perfect. Cassava: Tried

Edited my previously 5 star review: The quality of food has dropped, food is either been too salty or swimming in oil. The prices are ok but portion sizes have reduced. Fiji vibes 🥰 with simple setting, no high-end fitouts, which works but cleanliness of basins and tables needs to be looked into. Sw

Food: bland & disgusting - Better off getting pre-made ones you get from supermarkets - There are things called 'seasonings' - learn to use them. Presentation: non-existent - Meals purchased from fast food joints are more presentable - Meals came with nothing on the side (even though it really need

Simply perfect! I'm vegan and pregnant so pretty particular about how I like my food cooked, they were happy to accommodate and it really does taste like my mums food which is so exciting for me 🤗 as a bonus it's great value too, I think it was around $10 for a veg curry and 2 rotis or rice - that's

The place looks run down --very very poor service -had to wait and than had ask for service when --no cutlery provided so had to ask for them and was given knife and fork --no spoon -how can you eat Indian food with fork and knife --secondly a small hand basin at the back of the restaurant whi