• Central Market - One of the best ways to experience a country is through its food. And the food of Mauritius is some of the tastiest you will ever try. It is considered one of the great Creole cuisines and is famous for its exciting street food scene.

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Food is universally beloved, with a common excitement for exploring new culinary delights.

A trip to Mauritius must surely include sampling the local street food, which offers mouth-watering, pocket-friendly, and traditional flavours. Even if you’re residing in a five-star establishment employing world-renowned chefs, we promise your palate will relish these delectable local treats.

Begin your culinary adventure at Le Caudan Waterfront, then venture into the vibrant streets of Port Louis, away from the predictable tourist locales.

For a hint of the Gujerati impact, try the crispy, freshly-fried gato pima or chilli bites. Made from soaked split peas, tangy spring onions, and green chillies, they literally burst with flavour.

Then, pass through the doors of the Port Louis Chinatown to find delights crafted from Hakka Chinese recipes.

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