Place Vai'ete

My first visit ro a coffee plantation. The tour was informative and comprehensive They showed us how they separate the best beans, how they dry them, clean them and package them. A taste area showcased more than 6 types of coffee all grown there.

Absolutely beautiful in the evening, locals practising sports, playing grounds for children, music in the bars. Just enjoyed the atmosphere there.

It's an open area with in walking distance from hotels with multiple food trucks with different types of cuisines. When we were there the had live music and ice cream or sorbet. The locals were also so friendly. The only negative is they don't open until about 6pm.

Very nice place for truck food. Called in french "roulettes". They work every day at dinner time. Good food, from pizzas to ceviches, Chinese, seafood. The square is nice, very close to the sea at Papette. Must visit if you goes to Tahiti

We showed up to eat at the food trucks. We had a wonderful plate of special fried rice from one of the three trucks that were there.

Lots of different cuisines could be found here! I got the grilled chicken but they also serve fish, along with many Asian food like Chinese and Thai. There’re live music, and free parking nearby.

Only had a short visit here. Our transfer was picking us up at 630pm. Can't remember the name of the food truck we ate at but boy did it ever keep me good and fed for the long haul flight back to San Francisco, I can't eat airplane food for whatever reason so I'm lucky we had time to stop here.

Nice park. All the food trucks are Chinese food with some.seafood dishes mixed it. Very rudimentary but my food was tasty. I was glad to finally find affordable-ish and tasty food.