Fafaru refers to one of French Polynesian specialty made of thinly-sliced raw fish marinated in Mitiafafaru (fermented seawater) and served with Mitihue (fermented coconut milk sauce ). However, even if it is the island's specialy, Fafarus is not served in restaurants.

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