THE INSIDER
MAURITIUS
LA ROUGAILLE CREOLE
JAMIE YAU LU KAM, experience manager at Lux Grand Baie, Mauritius,
recommends five restaurants perfect for affluent
clients visiting the island AI KISU
Lux Grand Baie’s signature Asian restaurant Ai Kisu offers a stylish and sophisticated dining experience. With an open kitchen visible through expansive windows, fire, flame and smoke play crucial roles in crafting exquisite dishes. A soy sauce sommelier attends to tables, with eclectic dishes served alongside signature cocktails.
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LE PESCATORE
Located in Trou aux Biches, this charming spot has famous visitors from all over. With a simple yet elegant vibe, the restaurant sits in a bright house by the water, offering top-notch dining and stunning ocean views.
AMARI BY VINEET
Amari by Vineet is a modern Indian dining venue at Lux Belle Mare. Culinary maestro Vineet Bhatia presents a modern interpretation of the country’s rich gastronomic heritage. Choose from a diverse à la carte menu or savour the chef’s carefully crafted tasting menus for an immersive experience.
INTI
This gastronomic Peruvian restaurant, located at Lux Grande Gaube, serves South American tapas, anticuchos
(grilled meat skewers), ceviche and tiradito TCY ƂUJ 6JGTGoU CNUQ C RKUEQ DCT CPF C RCUVT[ DWHHGV QXGTƃQYKPI with irresistible sweet treats.
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