Riwut Restaurant
A Marshallese family-run local restaurant, recommended by local guides as the best starting point for Marshallese food; its signature is a local set meal served with coconut flower sap.
Located at Riwut Corner in Delap-Uliga-Djarrit, behind the gas station and the Yummy's takeaway counter. Riwut Outback is the same place. Run by a Marshallese family for years, it specializes in traditional Marshallese food but also serves Filipino dishes and simple Western meals. The signature local set meal is reef fish or tuna steak with four local side dishes, plus a glass of jakaro (sweet coconut flower sap). Breakfast includes waffles, Loco Moco and namonamo (a pancake wrapped around a hot dog). Lunch and dinner feature grilled parrotfish, sashimi platters, fried chicken cutlets and Filipino pancit noodles. Mains mostly cost USD 9–15, which is good value. Service is not especially quick, and there is a daily lunch special.
Opening hours
Breakfast, lunch and dinner served (check the restaurant for exact hours)
Nearby sights
- Cathedral of the Assumption
- Alele Museum
- Delap-Uliga-Djarrit
- Majuro Bridge
- Eneko Island
- Majuro Peace Park
- Arno Atoll
- Laura Beach