All types of foods
Introduction Pizza, a beloved culinary delight enjoyed by millions worldwide, holds a fascinating history that stretches back centuries. Surprisingly, recent excavations in Pompeii, the ancient Roman city frozen in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, may have shed new light on the early origins of this iconic dish. Join us as we embark on …
Discover the tantalizing street food scene in Cape Town! From the sizzling boerewors rolls in Bo Kaap to the mouthwatering Greek pork gyros at Neighbourgoods Market, and the buttery chicken rotis on the Sea Point Promenade, this vibrant city offers a diverse range of flavors and culinary experiences. Join us as we explore the best street food locations, taste the freshest ingredients, and indulge in unique Cape Town delicacies. Get ready for a gastronomic adventure that will leave you craving more. Don’t miss out on this ultimate guide to Cape Town street food!
Mauritius has a lot of great street foods and the list keeps growing. These are our top 10 street foods to try in Mauritius. It is important to note that most Mauritian street food is not spicy but you can add chilli if you like it hot. Also the Mauritian food industry has high standards …
Flying Dodo at Bagatelle Mall, is the first and only craft brewery in Mauritius. Their whole brewing process is visible for all to see, so you know they are going to make awesome beers and boy are their brewers good. As you enter you are confronted by the main bar with a huge pipe filled …
Vanilla Village is a guest house, with a few shops dotted around, but it comes alive on market day. Stands with all sorts of homemade goodies pop up all over the place and people start handing out food samples to try. It was a little wet but this didn’t dampen our spirits as we forged out to try every last bite, and Lucy was with us
I spotted the owner from The Chinese Garden in Grand Baie doing some shopping in Super U so figured he must have his Work Access Permits for the restaurant.
The first time I had boulette I was hooked. Pronounced ‘bullet’. For those that don’t know, boulette is a clear soup, some may say consomme, that is either fish or chicken, but mostly fish. The soup is poured over your choice of dumplings.
