Gili Meno
Eat and meet
Gili Meno
There is a smattering of places all the way around the island, these are some that stood out.
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Sunset Gecko

Best on the island
Northeast coastIt's easy to be straight to the point with Sunset Gecko — this is the best food on Gili Meno. It's one thing for a menu to claim a restaurant is famous for something, but in the case of Sunset Gecko, they've earned it. It's not cheap, but certainly worth your money — try the seafood curry ... read more
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Mallias Child

Seafood BBQ
South coastAttached to the same-named guesthouse, Mallias Child is a popular spot for dinner on Gili Meno. The best option here is the seafood BBQ that comes with all manner of add-ons and is very reasonably priced. We had an absolute pigout of a meal and had no complaints. Both off the beach and ... read more
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Adang Adang

Meno Thai
North coastWe didn't try the food here in person, but the barman regaled us on the virtues of their Thai food. Thai is featured apparently due to a penchant of one of the Swedes behind this project for food from the kingdom, and while the Thai menu wasn't extensive, we'd imagine it would make a welcome ... read more
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Dayak Bar

Beach shack
South coastWho says wine doesn't grow on trees? Dayak Bar is your classic beach shack drinking hole and it tickled our fancy on Meno. Looking at Dayak, it's easy to think it could blow away in the next storm, but the drinks are good and cheap and come with a complimentary (heavy) dose of Marley and the usual ... read more
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Rust

Popular seaside eating
Near the boat landingOf the two main boat landing restaurants, this was our preferred option. Simple food, cold drinks and reasonable prices. While Rust has a proper restaurant area right by the water, the individual salas, with their low-slung tables and soft pillows, were our preferred eating area. Service can be ... read more
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