It is, after all, the capital of the Land of the Unexpected. But if you have any personal favorites you think are too good to keep under wraps, feel free to share in the comments below. Here are some great options to get you started:. Eggs Benedict, breakfast tacos, pancakes with ice cream and fresh juices available here, among many other options.
With tantalizing options including Vietnamese French toast and banh xeo Vietnamese pancake. The coffee here will get your day started right. On Saturdays and Sundays, a pricy but decadent weekend brunch is served. The eggs Benedict deserve a gold medal.
Port Terrace Restaurant : A beautiful restaurant with plenty of options for breakfast, lunch or dinner with friendly, professional staff and a gorgeous sea view especially for sunset. Good cappuccinos with dairy, oat, soy or almond milk and you get a discount for bringing your own takeaway cup. Kofi by 77 : This place is a gem, hidden away in Waigani inside the Food Republic compound.
To find the entrance, look for a sidewalk sign and potted plants next to glass doors. The eggs benedict on pancakes are a 10 out of 10, and they serve matcha lattes! Open every day 6am-4pm. Non-dairy milk options: soy, almond, macadamia. Barista Fiona makes beautiful latte art, and the green juice and quiches are yummy. Waffles, omelets, French toast and eggs Benedict are on the breakfast menu. The waffles and cappuccinos are good non-dairy milk options: almond and soy although bring your patience for the food preparation time.
They may often get busy at lunchtime but around 11am you might have the whole cafe to yourself. Located inside the Red Sea Compound. You can also get this chai latte at the Rainforest Cafe see below. A little dry, but dip them in the aforementioned delicious chai and the dryness vanishes.
