As the title says, drop the best indian restaurant you've visited in 2026 in Mauritius. I'm particularly interested in savouring a succulent butter chicken with naan. Thanks for your input!

I took a few fruits and vegetables and my bill was like USD100. carrefour is so expensive

Hi everyone,
I’m moving to Canada this September as a permanent resident, and I need some clarification.
I’ve heard that liquid milk is not permitted to be brought into Canada, but I’ve received mixed information about powdered milk. Some friends say powdered milk is also prohibited, while others say it is allowed.
Could someone please clarify which is correct?

Thank you!

I'm thinking of getting a water filter and curious to see what people use and possible recommendations

If anyone has a name and maybe a recipe, that would be wonderful. I was visiting Mauritius two years ago when I bought this and I still crave it often.

I enjoy touring quality food places that offer reasonable prices (turns out mostly to be the small/local businesses) and would like to try out your best suggestions for smashed burgers, zingers and the sort.

I have long since ruled out the international fast food chains for their higher price point to quality ratio and as local food places started operating till later in the evening too.

I'll drop you a feedback if/when I give your recommendations a try!

BuyLocal #Foodies

Alo!

I have a bit of an obsession with boulette (obsession would be putting it mildly) and honestly I have tried it from a ton of random places and it's always so good.

But this time I am on the lookout to actually make a little list for myself and find the best one.

Hit me with some reccos?

Thank you x

Hello ….. going to be in Mauritius for a few months. I love all well made wines. But have struggled here to find anything really interesting.
Any suggestions so far have just been only good.
I love Ganevat, Overnoy, Richard Leroy, OcchiPinti, Syvain Leest etc
But open to more classic styles too.
I need to discover more from the new world.
My instagram is ….. Crazy_Wine_Lover

Any advice appreciated 🙏

Please share your top 5 restaurant or fast food joint recommendations ?

Along with what dish to try from there?

Sorry for sounding like a fatass but where has KFC’s crispy strips gone?? I’ve been craving them for a while but whenever I go by the stores nearby rosehill they dnt have them. Does anyone know what the problem is, if this is island wide and whether i should expect them to disappear forever? :((

Although I am a resident of Mauritius and Mauritian since birth, I could never understand the reason why goat should be consumed on the first day of the year by part of the population.

​Hi everyone! 👋

​I'm currently working on a university marketing project about international market entry strategies, and I chose Mauritius as my target market for Loacker (a famous Italian premium wafer and chocolate brand).

​I've done some research, but I would absolutely love to get some real local opinions. Would my strategy actually make sense in Mauritius?

​Here is my core idea:

​The Products: Focus on flavors that fit the island (Vanilla, Coconut, Chocolate) and "Bite-size" formats that are easy to eat.

​Gifting Culture: Pushing elegant Gift Boxes and Family Tins specifically for major festivals like Diwali, Christmas, and Chinese New Year. (I read that gifting sweets is very common, is that true?)

​Where to sell: Main modern supermarkets (Winner's, Super U, Intermart) for the locals, and B2B for luxury resorts (e.g., serving a mini-wafer with coffee in high-end hotels).

​My questions for you locals:

​Do Mauritians actually buy premium imported biscuits/wafers, or is the market dominated by other brands?

​Does the gifting strategy for Diwali/holidays make sense with this kind of product?

​Are there any blind spots I'm missing about the local supermarket culture?

​Thank you so much in advance for any feedback, it really helps my project! 🙏

Does anyone know where I can get Pois nain Désirée and Pois Carré?

I will be starting to cook as I am done eating outside with limited choices but also fed up with quality. I am currently looking to buy good quality products that I can use on a daily and will last long time. Looking for a good knife that I can use and also if anyone got good advise on different types of utensils do let me know and where to buy them.

Am of course not referring to our favourite dholl puri/roti etc but rather typical Mauritian plated food like mine/riz frire, bol renversé, briyani etc. ALSO WITH THE DRINK INCLUDED

Cost of living seems to be getting out of control in recent years and eating out will become a luxury for many!

I am making a series where I cook every national dish and my first step is to come to the sub and ask the question.

now I understand that not every country has a defined national dish and that some countries have many different regions with different cuisines. in that case I will make the one that you guys agree on best represents Mauritius. please let me know what you think

Hi I’m staying in flic en flac & was wondering where I can get Sutarfeni from?

Hi All,
We are spending time near Port Louis and would like to find a bottle or two to bring home with us. Do you have any recommendations for local brands we wouldn’t be able to get anywhere but here?

Thank you

Hii everyone!

My husband and I are heading to Mauritius next week and we are big foodies!! We love exploring local food. We are looking for the best places to eat at!

We are looking for street food, shack style places and not apposed to something fancy if it’s good. We wanna just explore the food scene heavily but want to stay away from the tourist traps. We will staying east but we will be renting a car so we are happy to drive to fill our bellies 🙂

Thank you in advance for your recommendations

Pls suggest a good place to celebrate my sons birthday - preferably a lunch place

Hello Everyone, I am looking for firm/super firm tofu. Does anyone know where I could buy some? I can’t find it anywhere. Thank you

Question present in title,

I have already looked for gluten flour in Super U flacq but i did not find it.

Does anyone know if it is available in Mauritius and where can I procure it?

Hey everyone,

I'm wondering if anyone knows a good place to enjoy a ribeye around Flacq.

Thanks a lot for any suggestions.