Le Carré

Frommer's Review

Although not on a par with Le Lotus at the Inter-Continental Resort Tahiti , Le Meridien Tahiti's fine-dining outlet has tables under a round thatch roof and romantically posited out on the deck with a view of both the beach and the resort's wade-in swimming pool -- but not of Moorea. Although basically French, the cuisine has numerous island influences, such as sautéed scallops served in a "beggar's purse" of taro leaves with sauce of curry and coconut milk. The fixed-price dinners offer two or three courses.

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