I was born in Fiji so I know how amazing this place is. If you’re a tourist, please leave your resort and come and see the real Fiji. A beautiful place, where you can see the food, culture and history blended into the land. ❤️ fresh food, no frills, quality, organic, spices, sweets. We live on island time. If you’re concerned about your safety, maybe do your research first; it’s more likely Fiji’s safer than the country you’re coming from

Everyone visiting Fiji should go for a walk through these markets. IT IS SAFE. Its busy, lots of locals, noise and smells ... But, you'll get to see some of the "real" Fiji rather than your hotel, resort or island paradise. I've given it 5 stars for its authenticity, and educational value. It costs nothing but your time and effort to go for a walk around these markets. These are THE local markets the Fijian people use to buy their food and Kava. One shed is for Kava, the other is fresh food and produce. Combined these sheds cover an area bigger than a football field. The locals are more than happy to answer questions and tell you about their produce. Some really interesting items to both learn about and taste. Just remember to take some $1 and $2 coins so you can pay a small amount to try some of the fresh fruits and vegetables. The pineapples are very very delicious! If you then want even more local experience, go out the back of the markets to the "bus depot" and catch a local, no windows, old banger bus. It will cost you $1 to go to the airport, or $2 to go around to Lautoka. Make a day of it and see the real Fiji.

Lovely fruit market. Worth a visit!

A wide variety of fresh produce available, including fish market. A must do to experience local market culture.

Such a wonderful place to shop for fresh fruit and vegetables. Anything you name it and you can find it

Farmers from the region gather their fresh growth produces to sell in this market. Saturday is the best day of the week to visit as the market is jam packed with vendors with their produces. You will find that most fruits and vegetables in this market are not available in Australia. If you enjoy visiting local markets to see what they have, then Nadi market is for you. An hour is sufficient to cover the market. Note that it gets really hot during midday.

If you are new in the tropics and you want to try some tropical fruits this is place to go. Don't hesitate to pick some and enjoy.

Lots of shops to walk around and buy trinkets to take home. Lots of fruits and vegetables to choose from. Be prepared to have your temperature taken and wear a mask in any store you walk into.

Bought mangoes and bananas. Haven't tried them yet but they look good!

Nadi Town Market is full of vegetables and fruits. The prices are reasonable. Yes costs of these items has gone up but compare with stuff in supermarket. The famers work very hard and they deserve the price. Happy marketing.

Great local market to visit for spices, vegetables, fruits, and other produce. It has affordable prices and is quite clean. Make sure to carry cash to pay for any groceries.

Quite clean for a market, went here during a transit on the way to The kingdom of Tonga. People here are nice and very welcome, we have a day to walking around the city, very comfortable. student are very cheerful during the school break. they have a lot of tropical furits in the market. we have try some of this fruits and its amazing

Produce market with tons of local options. We wandered around and bought a piece of everything we had never tried before. Delicious!

Great place to visit, explore and hunt deals if you're looking for spices, fresh produce, handicraft, kava or other items. I found prices were reasonable, vendors friendly & helpful & the market was clean.

I am very impressed by their choices. There are so so so so many. Seafarers best choice to load up their yacht or vessel.

Great market, lots of produce as well as fresh juice (which was refreshing, because it was hot!). There's an entire section dedicated to kava ingredients.

Man this place is crackin! Get your fresh produce. The Masala lady in stall #7 sells a great meat masala. Muslim brotha with the honey sells gold stuff.

Great to walk around and see all the local fruit and vegetable available. People are friendly to talk with however pick pockets target tourists so keep your bags closed and pockets empty. I'd buy fruit that you can peel to keep on the safe side.

Fresh locally grown vegetables and livestock and some fish sold by local vendors, a must visit

Awesome experience. Multicultural & colourful environment.

We enjoyed our trip to Nadi Market! A must go for fresh fruits and vegetables. The vendors are nice and they offer great prices and even gave us discounts. It’s a safe place wherein I do not see any beggars begging on the streets and people are all busy doing their own stuff. A must-visit for tourist and get your fresh fruits here. Their bananas is a must buy fruit. Ask the vendor for aa sweet banan and they’ll give you a sample to taste.

There is a sugarcane juice stall there. You can enjoy the most natural sugarcane drink. We also bought Roti with curry chicken, roti with corn beef, roti with tuna and roti with mince beef at the market at very cheal price range from Fiji dollar 1.50 to 2.50. Very tasty. Recommended to try!

People . Still move around with out mask and workers at the entrance are not doing their work properly

Huge variety of fruits and vegetables available here at reasonable prices. The sellers are very friendly and helpful. Just a little unclean and not very even walkways

Nice korean fusion food. Also great coffee . Place to handout and catch up for bao. Recommended for lunch and breakfast. They open so early.

Large variety of of fresh produce. Best day to visit is on a Saturday morning. Variety of veggies fruits root crops and many more produce.

It's only 1 FD to get here from our hotel why not check it out good food to bring an cook home you see how food is fresh bought alot of vegetables and also fish can get also mud 🦀 bargain produce vegetables here are way cheaper than back at home.

It great to see fresh vegetables although the prices the increased but still very healthy

Good experience as a tourist to checkout the local fruit. We tried fresh coconut juice here and bought some fruit.

A lovely experience of the Fijian way of life. Wonderful people and a wide variety of fresh fruit and vegetables.

Could be more organized and hygienic. But yes its best place to buy fruits and vegetables as you can get everything here from local grown to imported stuffs.

For a Sunday visit, there was a large variety of veges up for grabs. The public washrooms however had a very disgusting odor even while passing by.

There is options everywhere whether from carrots to chillies to even bell peppers. Spacious and love the Saturday rush, seafood a bliss from crabs to octopus. Whatever you need for a Sunday feast, it's there.