Home Island - Restaurants, Bars & Nightlife
On Home Island, there are two eating out options – a takeaway stall and a cafe/restaurant.
Opening hours are seasonal and can change week-to-week. Pop by when you’re on the islands, check the blackboards out front and leave your name to book.
Malay cuisine is a selection of rice, noodles, curry, and chilli, featuring chicken, beef, lamb and seafood dishes. Food is prepared to be flavoursome and not particularly hot unless requested. Meals are reasonably priced.
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September 2015:
Currently, no quarantine rubbish (i.e.anything not bought in Cocos) is permitted to be disposed of in any of the Cocos islands. Apparently, an incineration facility is planned for the future. Yachts are expected to take their rubbish away with them.