Food at the 7 Coloured Earth of Mauritius

It is long drive ftom the north of the island down to the Black River in the South of the island. It is only 56 km but it takes 1:45 hours to get there by car over long and narrow roads.

After the impressive site with lots to see, we needed some food. The village of Chamarel is streching along two roads and there are couple of restaurants on the roadside. But nearly 50 % were closed or out of business.
Since the mayor part of the tourists go there with small tour busses or taxis rented for a day, they visit more sites in the area and do not stop for food.

We found Citronella Restaurant which sold venison, fish and chicken, all Halal.

They had different Indian dishes either with chicken, fish or vegetarian.

I ate chicken and prawn curry with brown lentil dal and seasoned rice. That was tasty.

My friends had venison steak with fries and filled Chouchou or Chayote with prawns and cheese.

We all three were satisfied