Listen to tales of pirate La Buse who looks down at you from a giant canvas on the wall as you tuck in creole cuisine at one of the most popular restaurants in Mahe. From pumpkin chutney to mango salad and bread fruit fritters to a variety of grilled fish, the menu here has apparently not changed for decades since it was set up. The colonial architecture, the wooden staircase and the photographs on the wall take you down the ages. It is not just a restaurant but an experience.
Lunch at Marie Antoinette
Listen to tales of pirate La Buse who looks down at you from a giant canvas on the wall as you tuck in creole cuisine at one of the most popular restaurants in Mahe. From pumpkin chutney to mango salad and bread fruit fritters to a variety of grilled fish, the menu here has apparently not changed for decades since it was set up. The colonial architecture, the wooden staircase and the photographs on the wall take you down the ages. It is not just a restaurant but an experience.
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