Foods to Discover on Mauritius Luxury Holidays

Whilst on your Mauritius luxury holiday you'll discoverand whilst noodles remain popular with the locals, they
that the best restaurants in town like to play it safe.are more likely to feature on street stalls. Whilst on
They don't create fusion cuisine but rather they add ayour Mauritius holiday you may be tempted to try a
few subtle Mauritian touches to classic dishes. Anwarm bowl of noodles as the delicious aromas tempt
example is La Chamarel, which serves delectableyou whilst you go about your daily activities. However,
European cuisine but with palm hearts. It is alsoas in India it is not recommended that you eat the
distinctly Mauritian in that it brews its own coffee fromstreet food due to the borderline hygiene levels.
its plantation located 2km away from the restaurant.The restaurants in Mauritius can be expensive, as they
Mauritius is known for its curries and rougailles andhave to make up for low volume outside of the tourist
these are obviously adapted from the island's Indianseason. However, some of the best eateries feature
influence. However, they aren't served in the traditionalin Mauritius luxury hotels and the best part is that you
Indian way and instead are commonly served with andon't always need to be a guest in order to sample
African-esque mixture of white rice and beans. Thisthe cuisine. The Hilton Mauritius is known throughout the
food has been adopted by Mauritians of every originisland for its excellent seafood options and fresh catch
as is commonly eaten on a Sunday as a special treat.of the day, providing a prime example of a Mauritius
Kela Patta is one of the best restaurants to try one ofluxury hotel that provides some of the islands best
these traditional rougailles on your Mauritius holiday. Thecuisine, and in the typical spirit of Mauritian fusion culture
restaurant is located in the capital of Port Louis on thethere is a Thai restaurant next door which combines
Caudan waterfront and overlooks a magnificent viewspicy Thai cookery with pool views and traditional Thai
of traditional French architecture. It almost seemsartwork. Another Mauritius luxury hotel offering fine
surreal when you consider that you are seated in anFrench cuisine with panoramic beach side views is
Indian restaurant in the middle of Africa and gazing atAnahita The Resort, with its two Michelin starred chef,
French Colonial buildings, but this diverse mix isJean-Pierre Vigato.
Mauritius through and through.As you will discover on your Mauritius luxury holiday,
Creole cuisine also remains popular on the island andthere is no such thing as traditional Mauritian cuisine in
this has distinct European influences in that it has beenexactly the same way that there is no traditional
significantly toned down. You will notice this on yourculture. The island was built from a melting-pot of
Mauritius holiday when you compare the dish to acustoms, and the wide variety of food on offer is a
traditional fiery rougaille.testimony to the many changes witnessed throughout
Chinese food on the island is slightly less extravagantthe island's vibrant history.