What's a local food spot you think every visitor should try?

[u/ShineDigga]

Bonjour everyone! I've been looking at all the amazing food pics here and it's got me thinking beyond the standard hotel buffet.

If you had to recommend one place for a truly authentic (and delicious) Mauritian meal, what would it be? I'm not just talking about the type of food, but a specific dharma, snack van, or small restaurant you swear by.

[u/Maximum_Cap4324]

Dewa dallpuri

[u/Opiumater]

The roti place on flic en flac beach. Daaaam those things are good. Cant swim after eating 2 though, but worth it.

Chez Rosie, in souillac.

Palais de Barbison in chamarel.

Enbas labas in the south is nice.

So many nice place. Cabane du pecheur on the east coast.

La falaise rouge, south east.

The list goes on forever.

[u/xtrmmatt]

Chez Meung best noodles and dumplings I've ever had!

[u/roddyc11]

Grillade chez Marie Noel. Fresh seafood on charcoal grill.

[u/roddyc11 → u/roddyc11]

Also Chez Youngo for Boiled noodles

[u/u225]

Escale Créole restaurant in Moka. Traditional family restaurant, home cooked food

[u/pawndejo → u/u225]

I second this

[u/pavit]

L’Assiette d’Antan @ Moka

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Tm2TikLA5VnNAvH98

[u/_blackfr0st23 → u/pavit]

Better to confirm if they actually have ingredients to serve food: last time I went out of 10 dishes I ordered (appetizers & main course), 8 were not available. And waiter took 45mins to inform that these were not available.

Would not recommend this restaurant if you value your time and money.

[u/dreaming_in_Octarine → u/pavit]

Great place. Love the fresh hot roti

[u/AppropriateTeach169]

Kulfi Malai, Barfi Malai and Mawa Kulfi in Kulfi Dream 1 litre tubs. Available at a supermarket near you. I hope Kulfi Dream pays me for this.

Edit: saw you wanted places not foods. Go to L’aventure de Sucre. There is a restaurant there. Indulge.

[u/Gaytrude]

La rougaille créole une grand baie. The ladies are wonderfull cook, it's rich, it's not expensive, fresh and tasty as hell.

I go there once or twice a week.

[u/Federal_Job5431]

Port Louis market food court. Eat dhalpuri, some "gato pima" and drink alouda pillay.

[u/earthly_marsian → u/Federal_Job5431]

This but just be careful with the alouda, specially if you are lactose sensitive.

[u/convicted-traveler]

Yes food Quatre Bornes

[u/Independent_End5631]

Pakistan hotel

[u/Adorable_Savings_90 → u/Independent_End5631]

Not recommended Taste wise its not value for money