The Seven Colored Earths of Mauritius is a wonderful attraction. I really enjoyed it because you can see the different colors of the earth, which is truly stunning. I loved it! It's a large area with many other views to enjoy, so it's not just about the colored earths. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, like sports clothes, so you can walk around easily. I highly recommend visiting this place.

Unique experience with Waterfall, 7 coloured earth & Turtles. Be prepare to spend MUR650 per person as an entry fees due to private site. Cafe, Souvenir Store is plenty to offer local Rum & other food items as well as crafted artworks by local artists. Definitely worth the visit

The Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark is truly a picturesque and unique natural wonder. The striking layers of vibrant colors are unlike anything I’ve seen before — a perfect spot for photos and to simply take in the beauty of nature. While there isn’t a lot to do beyond enjoying the view and a short walk around the area, it’s absolutely worth visiting for the stunning scenery. A peaceful and memorable stop during our trip to Mauritius!

Nice place.. clean, helpful staff; not so expensive the entry fee. Loved the views and tortoises 🐢 beautiful soil, however earlier this place was even more beautiful! Now, it seems faded a bit. The souvenir shop is nice, for local a bit expensive but quality products sold to tourists 👌 🅿️ Parking: ✅️ ♿ Wheelchair Accessibility: ❌️ difficult ♿ 🅿️ Wheelchair Parking: ✅️ ♿ 🚻 Wheelchair WC: ⁉️ unsure 📶 Wifi: ✅️ at the coffee shop yes 💳 Debit / Credit Card: ✅️ 📱Juice/ myT: ✅️ 🛗 Lift/ramp : ❌️ ♻️ Recycle : ✅️

​A must-see natural wonder! ​The Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth is, without a doubt, one of Mauritius's most recognizable and stunning natural attractions. As such, be prepared for a good number of fellow tourists! While there is parking space, it can fill up quickly, so I recommend arriving early if possible. ​The view of the swirling, multi-hued sands is truly unique. For the best possible photograph to capture the vibrant colours, here's a quick tip: the sit-out restaurant inside the park offers the best vantage point! It's worth stopping there for the view alone, even if you don't dine. ​You can easily explore the geopark by walking along a well-maintained walkway that provides several different viewpoints of the sands. Beyond the main attraction, the park also has several other points of interest, including a small enclosure with turtles, an area to explore the Ebony Forest, and several souvenir shops. Toilets are also available for visitors. ​Overall, this is an essential stop on any Mauritius itinerary. Highly recommended!

This is really a sight to see but don't be shocked if the colour's arnt as apparent as the online pictures(its natural after all!) You get to see Giant Tortoises which it quite fun especially for children and there is a small 'cafe' that does coffees, juices,ice-cream and traditional sugar cane juice! You can do hikes around the park but give yourself atleast the whole day to do that as there are multiple hiking routes.

We were there as part of a self-booked "taxi tour." You also have to pay an entrance fee for the national park. We paid 1,300 rupees for two people. The taxi driver was free. NOTE: The "receipt" with the QR code is also the entrance ticket at the turnstile at the 7 Earths spot. There's also a parking lot there that's generally "permanently full." Our driver dropped us off at the entrance. The area is basically a large pile of sand. Unless you're a geologist, it's not really that exciting. On the same grounds, there's also a fenced-off area where giant tortoises are "kept." In my opinion, it's "just" a place you go to say you've been there...

Booked a Birdwatching walk. 3 to 4 hours actually did 4 3/4 hour hike Ans saw 5 of the 7 rare birds. Guide Damian was excellent knowledgeable and friendly. Superb views from the viewpoints. You do need a reasonable level of fitness for the walk but there is a jeep ride alternative

🌿 5/5 – Amazing Experience! Had a wonderful time on the self-guided hike at Ebony Forest in Chamarel. The trails are well-marked, peaceful, and surrounded by beautiful native trees and birds. The views from the top are breathtaking — especially over Le Morne and the coast. Staff were friendly and informative, and it’s great to see the effort put into forest restoration. Perfect spot for nature lovers and anyone who enjoys a calm, scenic walk in Mauritius. Highly recommended!

Took the guided safari jeep tour. Booked online in advance. Very knowledgeable guide who made the visit very enjoyable. The views from Sublime Point are amazing. This is a good option if you are in any doubt about your ability to do the hikes.

The Ebony Forest Reserve was a great experience during our stay on Mauritius. You get to hike on your own in beautiful forest and get a guide that walks you through a section of the track and explains the efforts to restore both endemic and native species. We also saw free ranging tortoises and quite a few birds. It also has a small museum that explains the history of Mauritius and that of birds like the Dodo and the namesake ebony trees. Well worth a visit (we stayed for over 3 hours)!

I had the chance to visit the Ebony Forest in Chamarel, Mauritius, and it was a wonderful experience. The reserve is beautifully maintained, offering a mix of scenic walking trails, viewpoints, and a chance to learn about the island’s unique biodiversity. The highlight for me was the walk through the restored native forest, where you can see giant tortoises and rare bird species. The viewpoints overlooking Le Morne and the coastline are breathtaking, and the skywalk gives a unique perspective of the forest canopy. The staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, always ready to share interesting facts about conservation and local history. It’s not a very long visit, but it’s definitely worth it if you enjoy nature, quiet surroundings, and eco-friendly activities. Overall, a satisfying experience that combines relaxation, education, and beautiful views. 🌿🐢🌍✨ #EbonyForest #MauritiusTravel #Chamarel #NatureLovers #EcoTourism #MauritiusNature #TravelMauritius #Conservation #HiddenGem #IslandParadise

Ebony Forest Reserve in Chamarel is a beautiful conservation area with well-maintained trails, stunning views, and rich biodiversity. The guided tours are informative, and you can learn a lot about Mauritius’ native flora and fauna. A great place for hiking, birdwatching, and connecting with nature.

Did the Love Tree Tour and it was Fantastic! Jean was a great guide, was really knowledgeable and friendly. We saw Geckos, birds and Tortoises up close! So a tour so animals can be pointed out for you. Highly recommend to experience the forest without a strenuous hike, easy for kids and older people. The open jeep up the mountain was really comfy and fun, and the views at sublime point were amazing! Facilities were new with nice clean toilets, gift shop for souvenirs and snacks, not a place for lunch so go to Chamarel Cafe for that. Great to support the conservation effort for Mauritius

My family and I had an exciting day at [Curious corner] . We were immediately impressed by the park's atmosphere, filled with colorful displays .The park also offers a good variety of family-friendly attractions, with something for visitors of all ages. The experience was perfect thanks to the staff ( Aliyah Shumuddy) who guided us so perfectly so that we could get the best photos for our souvenir, we really had a great time with her, she was so friendly and with a great smile she beared with all our craze for photos

Great location if you are traveling with kids too... the personal is amazing and very helpful.

Great fun for the family. Kids loved all the optical illusions. A shame the upside down house wasn't completed when we visited, it'll be a brilliant addition. Staff were friendly and helpful. Definitely worth the visit.

I visited with my family. It was an amazing experience. The team was so kind and helpful, always helping to take pictures. The place was clean. Alia was so helpful in explaining to you how to pose and take a picture.

Curious Corner of Chamarel is a fun and mind-bending experience for all ages! My guests always enjoy discovering the optical illusions and interactive rooms — laughter guaranteed! A perfect stop during a day exploring Chamarel.

The place is full of illusions and you get spectacular pictures. The people working there are so friendly and provided us with fun but challenging games that we had to solve. The children will also love it there.

A good visit. Nice puzzles and things to tickle your mind.

If you’re craving peace, fresh mountain air, and cozy luxury, this mountain chalet getaway delivers in every way. Nestled high in the hills, the chalet offers stunning panoramic views! The chalet was beautifully designed with rustic wood interiors and a nice fireplace. Everything felt authentic yet modern and had a well-equipped kitchen. The bed was awesome and incredibly comfortable and everything was spotless. It’s clear the owners care about the details! Remote enough to feel like a true escape and this was one of the most relaxing and memorable trips we've taken. Perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking to unplug and unwind in nature!

Absolute gem in Chamarel location. Everything was perfect. Staff is super nice and helpful, rooms are absolutely beautiful and pool is amazing. Location os great for those who likes to hike, but Le Morne beach is not far away. I can only recommend this chalets to stay 2-3 days for sure.

We stayed 4 nights and had a wonderful time. The garden and location are amazing, especially when you love nature. Friendly staff and a very good breakfast. And, the cocktails from Didier,, the best in Mauritius! So we had a very nice time.. Thanks!

Unfortunately, we had the worst experience ever and highly recommend avoiding this place by any means. We were not able to sleep due to the frog noise from 10pm to 5am every night. Sadly, the owner was incredibly unfriendly and even became personally insulting when confronted with the situation. Despite having paid for six nights, we left after two. There are many other beautiful places in the area, if you're looking for an accommodation, just go somewhere else ;-).

I visited Chamarel Mountain Chalet and had a wonderful time at their coffee shop. The crêpe with chocolate was very tasty, and the vanilla tea was delicious. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

Fabulous place. Luxurious rooms, breath-taking nature, we just felt speechless. This is exactly how you wanna feel when you need to relax your mind and body. 100 % recommended.

Stayed here for two nights. Enjoyed all of it! Good place to stay for seeing the places nearby. We hiked Piton du Canot walking from the Chalet, via Chamarel Waterfall, 7 colored earth and Ebony forest (15 km walk/hike round trip).

The place is beautiful, but you have to walk a lot around the whole area, the guides have little knowledge about this place, but there are many descriptive tables.The animals are not in the best condition, for example the turtles are in bad condition, there was little food for the animals, I recommend setting up a store with food for animals, people will gladly buy them food, it is an experience to feed the animals.

Really nice viewpoint with limited parking space. You can park on the streets. No fees. The sun set is simply breathtaking!

Chamarel is one of the most magical places in Mauritius! From the stunning Seven Coloured Earths to the breathtaking Chamarel Waterfall, every spot feels peaceful and full of natural beauty. A must-visit for anyone who wants to experience the real charm of the island.

Chamarel View Point offers stunning panoramic views of the lush mountains and coastline of southwest Mauritius. It’s a quick and easy stop with beautiful photo opportunities, especially on a clear day

Ein sehr schöner View Point. !!! Use the parking lot 180 m away !!! Stopping briefly, taking a photo, and then driving on will cost 2,000 MUR if the police catch you.

The inconspicuous viewpoint offers a magnificent view of Mauritius's west coast. You can park along the road for a quick stop.

Nice view on the west coast of Mauritius from Le Morne to la Grande Rivière Noire. Ideal for sunset. There is a parking 100 m further otherwise most people there for a quick view park along the street

If you're dining at this restaurant, remember to make a reservation online! It's incredibly popular! 👍 You don't want to drive an hour and not have food to eat; that's a shame! I made a reservation a week before my trip to Mauritius, and the restaurant manager even sent me an email to confirm my reservation. If you go to see the Seven-Colored Earth, please keep your ticket stub and you will get a 10% discount. There are not many parking spaces, please arrive early to find a parking space during meal time😘

Incredible views from this restaurant. Well worth visiting especially if you are visiting the local sites around here. I would recommend booking a table as it can get quite busy. The tables directly overlooking the view are first come first served, but there is a little viewing platform that everyone can go to for photos which is nice. The food was really good. I really enjoyed the palm heart salad and the grilled prawns. You could easily sit here for a few hours enjoying the views, unfortunately we couldn’t stay very long!

A beautiful restaurant to appreciate Le Morne’s view. In my opinion, the menu is limited and the service was not the best. We arrived early which gave us the opportunity to admire all the details within the restaurant. Nevertheless, I will certainly come back as it is located in a wonderful location with a magnificent view.

We ate here during our anniversary trip to Mauritius. It's a bit of a trek from the northern end of the island, but worth the drive. I spent the morning golfing at Heritage and we were definitely hungry for some food. We arrived quite a bit earlier than our reservation and had no problems getting seated. The restaurant definitely filled up closer to our actual reservation time. We were seated at a table along the glass. It was one of the best seats available, we could easily see Le Morne and the sights below and all those getting in their photos weren't able to stand in front of us during our meal. We tried the gadjacks and I ordered the butcher's cut and my wife the chicken and prawn curry. Both dishes were cooked well, seasoned, and fresh. Definitely one of the better meals we had in Mauritius. I had a mojito made with local rum and it definitely had some kick. I'm not a big rum drinker, and the local rum has a bit different taste to it versus those I've had in the Caribbean. The views were awesome and the food was worth the cost. We paid $60(USD) for the whole meal minus drinks. If you're traveling to Mauritius don't pass this stop up

Happy they could accommodate us ... but reservation is a prerequisite... The service was good... The toilets were clean and immaculate... They are used to serving foreigners so... the waiter was not understanding my creole... but nevertheless he recommended some venison rack which was delicious.. The Gajak Mauritian is convenient for two . The fresh palm salade with srimps was the show stopper.. both appealing and delectable. The chamrel Sling was fresh and refreshing.. its a very nice place with amazing views of the south... its a must visit restaurant.

Love the view for sure! Breathtaking to see the mountain and sea altogether. Food was good, pricey but worth the ambience. Enjoying ourselves. Make sure make a reservation before coming.

View to die for. Loved the architecture of the place too as they have kept original trees. They accommodated us very graciously last minute lunch without a reservation. Parking is also available. Food was very good. Do not miss the desserts.

Went there for lunch with a group of 35 people. From the reservation to the bill, the woman in charge was incredibly helpful and kind. We had grilled calamari, chicken mauritian curry and grilled lamb — the food was excellent, just like the service. I definitely recommend this place and will come again!

Tried Chez Pierre Paul in Chamarel, but the experience was disappointing. The Creole Sausage in Provençale Sauce had a delicious sauce, but the sausages were undercooked. The Fish in Vindaye Sauce was nicely cooked, but there was barely any sauce, which took away from the flavor. The highlights were the Crab Gratin and the cocktail, both of which were tasty. The Caramelized Banana was decent. Overall, some dishes were good, but the food was not consistent, which made the experience disappointing.

Definitely value for money. Its small but very cosy... The food was amazing, and the staff courteous and helpful. I recommend.

Very authentic, nice atmosphere and lovely service. Food was very good. We had the lamb shoulder, Creole sausages and. Honey grilled chicken

Unassuming place offering tasty local food. Good portions. For those with smaller appetites, plates are big enough to share between two people.

Just the best Mauritian Creole food ever. You MUST go there to understand.

I went there for lunch. They had a great local variety of food. I ordered the lamb which was tasty and tender accompanied with chips and a fresh salad. Their fresh made Chilli paste had a nice balance of flavor and spice, enough to take some home. Service was friendly.

We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch there. Nice table overlooking a river and a lush vegetation. Delicious food. Excellent service. Rapid. We could not fault them.

Squid and sheimps were better than fish & chicken, those were such dry we could not eat that. Although the seafood dish was looking nice, It’s a basic tourist trap. The price is not facing the quality at all.

It was beautiful. Behind the restaurant are trees and a small stream. There's also peacocks next door. The food was delicious and prepared within 20 minutes for 5 people.

The food is great. A bit pricy but very comfortable lunch we had here. Staffs are friendly. It is a good restaurant for tourists. Neat and tidy. We went there at around 12:30 but it is already fulled house at 1:00pm. We had salad, sweet and sour fish comes with rice and grilled fish comes with fries.

Tasty, nice service, prices a bit high. It's nice to sit outside.

The place is too good. Service is amazing. People are humble and kind. Also chef is great. Whatever you request it is fulfilled. And the foood is delicious

We had the most lovely food at this restaurant. We arrived a little later than expected however both Jeniffer & her husband were so kind and accommodating. We sat outside and it was just unique and beautiful, my son really enjoyed the vibe there. I loved how we overlooked water and beautiful greenery. The food was delicious and came out very promptly. The portions were bigger than expected and both the prawns and chicken were perfectly cooked succulent. The prices were very reasonable and they had a very good menu selection. We would love to return when we go back to Mauritius one day.

On atmosphere it was outside seating which was hot. Very poor service. But food was excellent. They must keep waiters who can communicate. We tried non veg thali lamb which was good. I tried grilled kapstan fish and it was awesome.

Rip off price for a simple beer. Got charged 600 for 2 small beers. Didn't eat but seeing other reviews the food is also over priced. Luckily we're staying in a 5 star place just a walk away where the prices are much more reasonable.

Food was delicious. Ordered octopus curry and fish, both were delicious. Octopus was tender! The curry was flavourful thanks to the different spices used. Service was very good.

Avoid this restaurant, its a tourist trap! We were on a full day island trip and we stopped there to eat something. Unfortunately, very disappointing. We asked for grilled prawns and they were actually fried, we asked for baked potatos - they brought french fries. Maybe the language was an issue... but when confronted, they said that they cook like this and it is grill. We ate in many places on the island grilled meat, fish and seafood and there were not fried.

I’d give this place a miss. Spicy crab.. really? A cloying sauce that had no spice. And about a tablespoon of crab 🦀 once shelled. Server was ok.. beer was under the plim line. We had two pepper shakers ( no salt) on our table.. and after we’d asked for an actual salt shaker ( for the bland food) he walked by several times without bringing one. Definitely could have used finger bowls with this mess of a meal. One dirty hand towel in each bathroom. Gross. Hand dryer was unplugged. Tables nicely set with ? Mexican music in background but the whole place was a rip.

We ordered salads and soft drinks for lunch. The portion served was tiny compared to its price.

I totally agree to the previous comment. Our taxi driver dropped us here. Only tourists in this place. Prices are way too high for Mauritius. You better go to a more local restaurant and eat better food for less cash. Also meals are very small. Good were free wifi, service and taste of the food.

Interesting tour with degustation of rhums. But we were a little bit disappointed because we didn’t see sugar cane processing. 6 months is maintenance. Production is from July to December. We saw it just on TV. We stayed for lunch and food was so delicious. Ambience very pleasant and staff friendly. Recommend if you are on Mauritius.

Great tour about the process of making rum from sugar cane - the eleven shots of different rums at the end certainly add to the experience. Disappointed with the duck main.

Only 4 stars as the groups are way too big to hear what the guide is talking. Additionally so many different groups that tasting was a bit a mess with other people of an other group still being there. I was there late afternoon during the week. Also machines were not working anymore. Tasting of 11 different types was good.

A mix of a nice place to visit and a tourist trap, and somewhat overpriced. The grounds are beautiful and well looked after. But the tour is a bit fast, and the experience of enjoying 11 small shots of rum sounds better than it is. There's not even an adult price entry without the run tasting, which is a bit disrespectful for drivers or non-drinkers.

The guided tour includes rum tasting of at least 10 types, but overall I think it’s a bit rushed. It would help if they had at least some basic information about the process written around so you can read on your own.

The tour is fantastic and tasting great fun. The restaurant is well worth a stop in afterwards too!

We visited the rhumerie and did the tour. Entrance is not expensive and the tour takes about 30 minutes. The property is nice and you Can freely walkaround. I did not like the rum, not the regular stuff nor the fancy ones. It was still a nice excursion. Thanks Phil

After visiting the church, please visit the grotto dedicated to our Virgin Mary. Thanks for the newly built pathway beside the church and it brings to this wonderful and amazing grotto. It seems that this man-made grotto has been recently made by removing earth from the natural landscape. Virgin Mary please bless all visitors.

Not the most imposing of edifices, but nice to look at nevertheless

A simple but peacefully quaint church representing the also simple quaint village.

Calm place to pray Great mountain views

Very beautiful place.

A very relaxing place

Ok

The food was good and we did enjoy it, but the price and service? Unbelievable. We were charged 700 per person for a pre-prepared meal made up of small dishes — completely outrageous. The place was quite dirty, and the service left a lot to be desired. Staff rushed us through the meal, repeatedly asking if we were done (even while I was still chewing), all because they wanted to close — without ever informing us of their closing time. I don’t mind paying a bit more as a tourist, but this felt like a total rip-off. It may look like a charming, family-run spot, but it’s just another tourist trap. Skip it.

We passed this lovely place on our way to Chamarel and I told my husband that this is where we will be eating later after one glance. It reminded me so much of Kentucky, and low and behold it really was. Mama serving reminded me of my aunts and grand mother and the Mister who courted us in was like every uncle, charming and full of humor. He described the menu and we were served the best soul food on Mauritius. Absolutely delicious. Chicken, fish, wild boar and different sides. This was truly the best eating experience on the island. Merci Barbizon. Worth every rupi. I laugh at the complainers. 🙏🏽❤️

Great place to experience Mauritian food we had the vegetarian dishes with Rice, Chicken and fish amazing 3 of us ordered Tamarin Juice which was nice and sweet it was our first time drinking the juice. With our drink we paid 2100 Rupees which is not bad for such a meal it can easily feed 4 people.

We had such a great experience eating here! 5 kinds of veggies; chicken; fish; boar and rice. It was absolutely amazing good food!

Best place to be… cozy atmosphere… warm welcome…. Feeling at home with the people out there

Tourist trap, way overpriced. Food hardly edible. For the same price you could be at le chamarel restaurant overlooking the ocean and beaches with much better food. Best to avoid. Almost $100 for lunch for 4. Better food and prices elsewhere.

Local restaurant with Homey food that is worth trying . The menu comprises chicken leg and thigh curry, fried fish or marinated fried wild boar (sanglier). 1 menu costs 600-700 rupees and is enough for 2 people to share, it is served with rice and small cups of different vegetables and lentils ,

My family and I had an absolutely amazing dining experience at Chez Ruben Restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed. The hospitality was exceptional, and the service was top-notch. Every single dish was simply divine! From the flavorful starters to the perfectly cooked main courses and the delightful desserts, everything was beyond delicious. The attention to detail in both presentation and taste was truly impressive. We thoroughly enjoyed every moment and would highly recommend Chez Ruben Restaurant to anyone looking for an unforgettable culinary experience. We can’t wait to come back! From Jayane and Family

Chez Ruben offered us an amazing experience with a top-notch seafood menu and delicious vegetarian options as well — something for everyone. The ambience was charming, calm, and perfect for a relaxed lunch after exploring the nearby attractions. The staff were courteous and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Also, the ample parking space was a big plus. Every dish we tried was full of flavor — fresh, authentic, and beautifully presented. A must-visit spot if you’re in the area and looking for yummy food in a peaceful setting.. An absolute Gem😍♥️

We stopped at this restaurant whilst visiting the 7 colours geopark upon recommendation of someone else. We won’t be coming again. It is extremely overpriced for what is offered. The food is ok. Although we had to wait for more than 1 hour for a vegetarian thali (rice, Roti and lentil soup were all cold) and a plate of braised fish (which was fine), but this meal cost more than half of hiring a Private driver for the day to take us around the island. Absolutely not worth it in my opinion. Staff were friendly but didn’t seem to know what was going on half of the time. We also had someone else’s Drink given to us as well. Also if you don’t eat meat, fish or seafood very limited options for you.

Food and atmosphere are good. However, the service is really slow. Took a lot of time to provide the food and one dish was missing as well. Had to ask for chilli and garlic sauce 3 times before we got it.

This restaurant is amazing! I’ve never had any better curry than here. I can really recommend if you want to try to local food from Mauritius. The staff were also great.

This place is fabulous! Beautiful food and staff. I highly recommend eating at this amazing place! 🍺

We are on our way to 7 colored earth and spotted the restaurant at the corner of my eye because the place look crowded, the car park and the place looks big and nice and we decided to visit the place on the way back. At about 3:30 pm we arrived at the restaurant and the boss said that they close at 4pm and was a little reluctant to take us in. However, we manage to place our order smoothly at about 4:38 pm.The menu has indian and local food with lots of alcohol like cocktails. We choose to seat outside at the most cosy corner but the noise near the road was unpleasent enough for us to change. By then, the place was relatively empty but they still get the delivery of food wrong and was late. The boss say they have only 1 staff (as excuse?). Sensing the wrong delivery, we did not touch the food and the food was return. By that time, we were hungry and unhappy. Nevertheless, the seafood soup, butter chicken masala, fish egplant curry, prawn labab dar and the rice jeera was flavorful and tasty. The boss sensing we are not happy given that they are very late and weong, give us complementary additional jeera and prata. Overall we enjoy our food although the portion was small and the price was international and therefore the value could be better and not enough for us to return.

!!! TOURIST TRAP, DON'T EAT HERE !!! Be careful of this place as it's easily tourist trap. During our one day taxi trip around the island we've asked our taxi driver where we could eat some great local Mauritius food. He recommended this place. Once we came in, we were little bit stunned as the place seemed really cheap and dirty. We've hoped this wouldn't be a problem as some other restaurants looks exactly the same and are "hidden gems". This wasn't the case. Prices for what you'll get here are incredibly high. We've had 1 bland salad and 2 godawful curry. We weren't even able to eat lamb one as meat was incredibly fat. For this we were suppose to pay almost 50€! (around 2300 MUR) Not to mention these prices are even without VAT so they don't give you any receipt!!! This is clearly scam and it wouldn't surprise me if they have some sort of deal with taxi companies to split the revenue as other guests here were only passengers who came with their taxi drivers. The place is also incredibly dirty and hygiene is a foreign word here. !!! AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS !!!

Tourist trip. Do not go here at all. The food is quite expensive here at 760 rupees for vegan food. Also the juice they have is not fresh, its fresh out of bottle like maaza. They seem to have added too much masala in the curry

Small cute road Restaurant,excellent food, prices a bit high,good variety of choices,friendly service..try vegetable curry

The price of the food is way too expensive and giving too less amount for that amount which chargers. Even the dessert 'banane flamber' does not even worth the price paid.

This restaurant is located near De Chamarel. The staff are friendly but the food is too expensive

We were taken here by our taxi driver as part of our tour of the South. Our driver said it was very good food. We are not food connoisseurs but we were disappointed by our meal. We had had lovely curries during our stay but this was nowhere up to the standard we have had. It was also expensive for what we had. Very disappointing. No idea how to warn other 'clients' of the taxi drivers and our driver was lovely. The restaurant was full of customers delivered by the drivers. Such as a shame our trip was great but feel ripped off by the restaurant. It was super expensive and definitely not worth the visit.

Honestly, it was one of the word experiences ! VERY EXPENSIVE for food that was horrible! I live in France and it was more expensive than France for a food that i barely could swallow!