$1.3 million Damodar Plaza Eatery opens in Suva

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$1.3 million Damodar Plaza Eatery opens in Suva

By Naveel Krishant

14/08/2020

Damodar Plaza Eatery. [Image: File]

The $1.3 million Damodar Plaza Eatery has been opened.

The eatery has 4 outlets which include The Sunfryer Fish & Chix, Ji’s Hand-Pulled Noodle and features two new restaurants, Vaqa Vale Ni Kana and Vaqa Vakatiriweli.

The eatery is the latest addition to the Plaza.

Formerly known as the Village 6, the landmark complex underwent a major refurbishment and has combined cinemas and retail shopping.

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