Quality Foodhub Triolet's Spot

Alin Buda

Stop and park your car. It might be the best Mauritian food you can find in the area. The people are kind and they really know what they’re doing in the kitchen. We tried a little bit of everything. Try the fish curry and the fresh roti.

Oana Petrache

Amazing fish curry. Amazing everything. The host is so nice. She explained everything to us and was so kind. We’ll definitely go back. And try the rest of the food. Truly mouthwatering!!!

Shenoy Sukumaran

Great food, authentic fish items, and great hospitality

Duncan Davies

Lovely Mauritian food - the jackfruit dish and the sweet and sour chicken (with a slight chilli kick) were a real pleasure. Really friendly and welcoming - you can see why it is popular with the locals. Thoroughly recommend!

Mara Pairan

From the outside, the restaurant looks rather unassuming; if we hadn't read the other good reviews beforehand, we probably wouldn't have gone in. The restaurant is frequented mainly by locals and isn't geared towards tourists. The food is authentic and very tasty, a mix of Mauritian and Indian cuisine. There's no fixed menu, but rather daily changing dishes, including meat, vegetarian, and vegan options. The current menu can be viewed on Facebook. We sampled all the meat-free curries and enjoyed them all. The service is very attentive and friendly, and the staff speaks excellent English. The value for money is unbeatable. We only paid 250 RS for the vegetarian thali. The owners also run a second, more touristy restaurant (Bistro La Pointe by Quality Foodhub). The owners also run a second restaurant. It will