Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Japanese–Polynesian · $$$$
Sea Change Menu & Review
At Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora, Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Overwater pavilion, sunset-facing
Sea Change is the resort's signature restaurant, built on its own overwater platform and blending Japanese technique — raw preparations, precise knife work, a real sushi counter — with Polynesian ingredients like poisson cru, local reef fish and tropical fruit. The room is positioned to catch the sunset directly over the lagoon, which makes it the meal most guests build a night around rather than a casual stop. It's the more expensive of the resort's two main restaurants and books up first in high season.
Menu Highlights
- Poisson cru with coconut milk, the Polynesian staple done at a fine-dining level
- Omakase-style sushi counter, seasonal selection
- Miso-marinated reef fish, wood-grilled
- A sake and Champagne-forward wine list
Reservation Tip
Request a sunset seating (book for 6:30–7pm) — tables facing Mount Otemanu go first.
Sea Change FAQ
- What cuisine does Sea Change serve?
- Sea Change at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora serves Japanese–Polynesian cuisine ($$$$).
- What is the atmosphere at Sea Change?
- Overwater pavilion, sunset-facing
- How do I book Sea Change at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora?
- Request a sunset seating (book for 6:30–7pm) — tables facing Mount Otemanu go first.
- Where is Sea Change located?
- Sea Change is on-site at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora in Bora Bora, French Polynesia.
- What should I order at Sea Change?
- Menu highlights include Poisson cru with coconut milk, the Polynesian staple done at a fine-dining level, Omakase-style sushi counter, seasonal selection, Miso-marinated reef fish, wood-grilled, A sake and Champagne-forward wine list.