Friendly locals! Super accessible and noticeable from the road, easy to find Was a hand full of stall’s. Good portions for your buck Best crepes.. 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽 Not all stalls have eftpos, but there’s an ATM next door at the local dairy

Heaps of food to choose from and discounted tours. Everyone had smiles on their faces, the locals make the yummiest kai and we left full and bloated, so we pulled over on the side of the road and walked along the beach and watched the sun set. Simply amazing.

This was some of our favourite food in Rarotonga and for a very affordable price. Go hungry since a lot of the vendors are very generous with their serving sizes. Some of the vendors had card machines, but I would recommend cash to leave your options open.

We were quite underwhelmed to be honest - the food wasn't great and for the cost we could have eaten somewhere else with nicer food and some ambience. My meal partner's meal took ages, neither of our meals were very nice, and desert was expensive/nothing to write home about. Hubby was quite unwell for a couple of days after which we think was probably from his meal here

The Muri Night market offers the traveller an opportunity to sample plenty of variety in terms of food. The vibe is excellent with really good food at an affordable price. The local vendors are friendly and the food is delectable.

Ordered from the seafood man and was served frozen fish marinara mix with rice and garlic for $23. At this price I assumed it would be fresh local fish and prawns etc. I’m not sure if this occurs regularly depending on local supply but was generally disappointed as the seafood man didn’t quite live up to its name.

Muri nightmarket is a casual and fun place to eat. There's a good variety of stalls cooking a variety of food to order. Food is good quality portions generous and prices reasonable. Sunday night is the busiest as most other food outlets are closed on Sunday. Pays to get there not long after it opens at 5:00pm.

This was an easy option for us on Sunday night as it was just down the road from our accommodation. Lots of different options to choose from but most mains are around the $20 - $25 range. We got a BBQ Surf and Turf (lamb chops and prawn Skewers with rice, salad and coconut sauce) to share (large portion size!). The flavors were great but the lamb was tough and chewy. Had a great fruit smoothie ($10) from another stall too. Only gave this 3 stars as for the price you can get as good or better meals elsewhere with real plates and cutlery and a view. So go if you're in the area and want a wide range of choices but don't go out of your way for it.

I was recommended to go to the night market. Pleased I did, and not sure I'd do it again as it's simply local street food. If you like this sort of thing you'll love it. It's very popular - even when it's wet and windy, which it was when I went. There is a range of food available and locals go too. Definitely worth trying and you can decide whether you go more than once.

Had to check out the Muri Night Markets at least once while here and we found there was a good little selection of food but we decided to head straight to one of ehe BBQ gazebos that seemed to be constantly flowing with people. We got the BBQ Meat Lovers plate and the Honey BBQ pork belly plate, both were big servings and we enjoyed them both. For dessert we tried the ChurBros churros and OMG these were delicious!!! We had the deep fried snickers sundae and the double caramel churro. Seriously a must try!