A Succulent BBQ Lunch of Lemon & Herb chicken skewers and Fresh Whole Grilled to Perfection.
- Fresh, soft, juicy Chicken and Fish packed with flavour.
- A zingy and bright Green Salad consisting of fresh lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, cucumber and avocado with a lemon vinegarette dressing
- A rich and creamy Potato Salad with egg-free mayonnaise, red onion, chives and parsley
- A crunchy and hearty Roasted Butternut & Beetroot Salad with pine nuts, fresh arugula and feta cheese
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Seafood Meal of Perfectly Cooked Lobster or Marinated Prawn Skewers(served with 3 sauces)
- Infused butter and lemon
- Rich garlic and butter with herbs
- Flavorful African medium peri-peri
The Seafood meal option is served with 3 salads
- A tangy and smokey Grilled Romaine Salad consisting of romaine lettuce, tasty croutons, pickled red onions and sprinkled with grated Parmesan
- A vibrant and savoury Saffron Rice Salad made with basmati rice, extra virgin olive oil, red and yellow peppers
- A not so classic Re-Invented Coleslaw with carrots, red and white cabbage, radishes, shallot, lemon and yoghurt
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Traditional Mauritian Meal option at just an extra Rs 5000 and provides you a taste of delicious authentic local cuisine:
Protein: Chicken Curry (Cari Poulet)
A classic Mauritian dish, chicken curry is made with marinated chicken pieces cooked in a fragrant mix of spices, including turmeric, cumin, coriander, and curry leaves. It's simmered with onions, garlic, ginger, and tomatoes to create a rich, flavorful sauce.
Side Dishes:
- Dal (Lentil Curry)
A staple side dish in Mauritian cuisine, dal is made from yellow or red lentils cooked with turmeric, cumin, garlic, and onions. It's a hearty and nutritious accompaniment to the chicken curry.
- Farata (Mauritian Flatbread)
Similar to Indian paratha, farata is a flaky, layered flatbread that is perfect for soaking up the rich curry sauce. It's made from wheat flour and is enjoyed warm with a bit of butter.
- Rougaille (Tomato-based Sauce)
Rougaille is a tangy and slightly spicy tomato-based sauce, flavored with onions, garlic, thyme, and ginger. It’s commonly served alongside curries and provides a fresh contrast to the richer flavors of the meal.
Accompaniments:
- Rice: Often served as a neutral base to balance the flavors of the curry and side dishes
- Pickles or Chutney: A small serving of spicy or tangy pickle, like mango or lime, can add an extra burst of flavor