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One dish made this place: whole langouste, split and put over flame. Everything else on the menu is the day’s catch.
A seafood restaurant on the Royal Road at Cap Malheureux, in the same family since 1985. First floor, ten minutes north of Grand Baie.
Grilled plain, in garlic butter, or thermidor. We have cooked it the same three ways since 1985 and we still argue about which is best.
The menu moves with the sea, so what is listed here is what we cook most often. Ask what came in today.
A tabagie-bar built by Rajoo Parasuraman in 1985. Turned into a seafood restaurant by his son Ambigah in 1992. Held open by Nalini through the hardest years, and run today by their three sons.
The whole story →Upstairs since 1997. The bar sits below.
On the ground floor, under the restaurant. Cocktails mixed to order, Amigo rum, and a shorter bistro card. Monday to Saturday, 5:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Come early for a drink, or stay after dinner.
Visit the bar site →Between 2000 and 2005 Ambigah welcomed Jacques Chirac, Chantal Goya, Emmanuelle Béart and Julien Lepers. His sons have carried it on.
Birthdays, anniversaries and company dinners on the first floor. Up to sixty seated, or the whole restaurant to yourselves, with champagne opened at the table by a Maître Sabreur.
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Ten minutes from Grand Baie, up the coast road to Cap Malheureux — a short detour that is worth making. Amigo is on the first floor; the Bar & Bistro is on the ground floor below.