Drop Off Bar and Grill — Restaurant in Malakal

It's probably one of the most popular places in town.

The location is perfect regarding the place next to a harbor with nice view. It's really cozy especially at night, really comfortable by breeze, enjoy beer and delicious food.

There are some dishes I highly recommend:

Poke. Although it's a Hawaiian cuisine, Drop-off makes it authentic and delicious. Marinated tuna goes with seaweed and some spices.

Tsunami Burger. I thing this burger is better than the well-known Bem Ermii Burger. As the name tells you, it's huge like a tsunami. It's tender and juicy, worth to try.

Nacho Plate. Do you remember the time eating nacho while watching a MLB baseball game or NBA, drinking beer together? This nacho is nasty! Big portion and so tasty!

Philly Cheese Steak. No need to say, just see that beef is way out of the bun!

Highly recommended. The only drawback probably I'd like to say is, the price raises too much these years. It was pretty reasonable but now it's...

Good service and outdoor by the dock atmosphere. Highly recommend for night time dining. The specials are not tasty, the food is American fare but not good but there's a cool breeze and chill vibe near the dock and the cove. Great ambience and super friendly staff. The American food is really subpar though for the price and I wished I liked it but if you just want a nice view, come and check it out and maybe just stick to the alcohol and the appetizers. Mashed potatoes 4/5, steak 2.5/5 (covered in a gross BBQ sauce and thinly sliced, dry and well dead instead of done), 2/5 BBQ chicken wings has the same terrible BBQ sauce and freezer burned, fries 3.5/5. The bill was over $70. The fish dishes would probably be more delicious and maybe I'll come back again to give it...

Compared to our other dining experiences in Koror, this one just didn't measure up. We had the Fish Almondine, the Kebob, and the Beef Juliet. The fish was tasty, but the other two dishes had too much heavy, salty sauce to be thoroughly enjoyed. Every table was occupied so our group shared one of the longer tables with some strangers who sat at the other end from where we sat. Their server visited three times to every one visit that we got from our server, which became so frustrating that we actually walked to the bar to pay rather than continue to wait 20 minutes after we'd been given our check. Not what I expect on a random Wednesday evening. I'd give it another try if we were to be in town again, but I wouldn't go out if my...