Port Louis Restaurants

  1. Bombay Sweets Mart

    Bombay Sweets Mart is famous for the Indian nibbles colourfully known as caca pigeon (literally, 'pigeon droppings'). It also sells other sweet and savoury snacks.

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  2. Dhal Puris Stall

    Port Louis is a snackers' paradise. The Central Market and bus stations provide happy hunting grounds, but you'll find stalls all over town peddling samosas and gâteaux piments (deep-fried balls of lentils and chilli, sandwiches or more substantial curries. A perennial favourite is the Dhal Puris Stall .

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  3. La Bonne Marmite

    This quaint establishment is one to savour away from the glitzy waterfront gang. Its unfussy menu of Creole, Indian and Chinese dishes is excellent value and the welcome is always friendly.

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  4. Le Calife

    This attractive place is one of the best spots for lunch in town, teeming with locals and full of atmosphere. The homemade halal biryani is the speciality here, and most who try come back for more. Other Creole and Indian specialties are also on the menu.

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  5. Namaste

    One of the best Indian restaurants in town, Namaste manages to be atmospheric despite its location in the sanitised Caudan Waterfront. The specialities here are North Indian (and not huge either), but it's a classy place with excellent service. Book ahead to get a table on the balcony outside as they're always in demand.

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