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Ota Ika is Tonga’s coconut–citrus ceviche: tender fresh fish briefly cured in lime and lemon juice, enriched with creamy coconut milk, and tossed with crisp vegetables, chili, and herbs. Bright, cooling, and perfect for warm weather.
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A bright, island-style citrus-cured fish bathed in silky coconut cream with crunchy vegetables and chili heat—cool, refreshing, and deeply aromatic.
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Poi Fa'i is a traditional Polynesian (Samoan/Tongan) green banana pudding gently cooked, mashed, and enriched with coconut cream, a touch of raw sugar, vanilla, and lime, then served with toasted coconut—often nestled in banana leaves.
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Oka Ika is a classic Samoan raw fish salad featuring sashimi-grade tuna gently “cooked” in citrus, enriched with coconut cream, and folded with crisp vegetables. It’s refreshing, creamy, and bright, often served over lettuce with tender boiled taro on the side.
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Oka i'a is a Samoan raw tuna salad lightly cured in lime juice and folded with rich coconut cream, then tossed with tomato, cucumber, onion, and chili. Bright, creamy, and refreshing with a gentle heat.
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