
Niue
Faikai Ika
Faikai ika is Niuean fish cooked with coconut cream, onion, and island aromatics until the flesh flakes and the sauce turns rich.
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Niue
Faikai ika is Niuean fish cooked with coconut cream, onion, and island aromatics until the flesh flakes and the sauce turns rich.

Cook Islands
Raw Fish
The national dish of the Cook Islands; raw white fish (tuna or mahi-mahi) marinated in lime juice, then mixed with fresh coconut cream, diced tomato, red onion, capsicum, spring onion, ginger, and coriander; a refreshing, creamy Polynesian ceviche.

Niue
Niuean ota ika is raw fish briefly cured in citrus, then mixed with coconut cream, onion, cucumber, and chilli; it is served cold as a bright island dish.

Tonga
'Ota 'ika
Raw tuna, snapper, or another fresh fish briefly marinated in lemon or lime, then mixed with coconut milk, tomato, cucumber, onion, and chilli.