Since the first food stands began to appear in Mauritius, this quick cuisine has been referred to as kebab. Although we are unsure of the precise time that kebabs gained popularity on our tiny island, we do know that everyone loves them.

Chana Puri is one of the most loved street dishes available all around the island. They are little fried batter balls that have Chana dhal and potato inside. Chutney is typically served with them.

Prepare this delicious Mauritian Catless at home that will taste better than those you buy in restaurants and food stalls in Mauritius.

Mauritian Bajias are deep-fried snacks made from chickpea flour and flour combined with fresh herbs. It's a popular street food snack that any Mauritian can enjoy with a cup of tea or as an appetizer.

This is our version of the Mauritian Sweet Sesame Ball known as Gateau Zinzli. They're crispy on the surface but fluffy and light on the inside. They are tough to resist because they are somewhat sweet and sprinkled with sesame seeds.

Gateau Manioc (Manioc Fritters) Recipe

If you want to learn about Mauritius' culture, you should immerse yourself in its gastronomy. Mauritian cuisine is one of the world's most unique flavor fusions, incorporating Indian, French, Chinese, and African influences.

Piment Cari is part of the traditional fritters and is very popular street food in Mauritius. This fritter is an essential appetizer during an aperitif in Mauritius, just like the Samoussa or the Dipain Friere.

Du Pain Frire, which roughly translates to "Fried Bread," is a famous street food snack in Mauritius. Basically a crispy fried bread in batter, it's frequently dipped in a delectable Chatini, or chutney, made primarily of tomatoes, chilies, and coriander...

Without any doubt, Gâteau Arouille is one of the favorite "Gato Dehuile" for Mauritian people. Of course, oily food is not so good to consume regularly, so the best time to appreciate this yummy Mauritian food is during the weekend in the morning when you...

This is without a doubt the most well-known street dish in Mauritius. Wrapped in dhal puri are a variety of curries, pickled veggies, and chili chutney.

Mauritius has an immensely rich and diversified food culture that is influenced by Indian, Chinese, Creole, and European cuisines. It has the best delicacies to offer from the famous and most loved dhal puri to the yummy Bol Renverse and Gateau Arouille (...