From barefoot beachside meals to the theatre of Les Mutines.
The Brando has three distinct dining settings. Les Mutines draws its inspiration from the maritime adventure of Mutiny on the Bounty, a theatrical dining experience that sets a historical course for the evening. Nami Teppanyaki is built around the chef's craft, with sushi prepared and meats grilled at the table in an intimate group setting. For something more relaxed, the Beachcomber Cafe stays open from morning until evening, with sand underfoot and the lagoon close by.
The bar occupies a replica of the first structure Marlon Brando built on the island, a fitting place to settle in with the Dirty Old Bob, the bar's signature cocktail, or the Red Flag for a non-alcoholic alternative.
