The oldest restaurant on the island, operating for 35 years. It's a 1-man business, the owner is also the cook, the waiter and the cashier. Humble and original atmosphere, a bit dark, no dehor or wifi. Vastly overlooked by tourists, who prefer western-style restaurants like the ones right around the corner of their homes, it became quickly my favourite restaurant here. Only maldivian specialities, the portions are huge, the prices good, and the food is excellent. You can find german alcohol-free beers as well. The guy was a cook on safari boats, and if you get in tune with him, you'll become like family. You may look at the menu or ask him what's...
Read moreDhilakani Cafe offers authentic Maldivian dishes that are truly worth trying. At first glance, the appearance of the restaurant might not seem very promising, but it turned out to be a wonderful surprise! The owner is incredibly hardworking, acting as both the chef and waiter, ensuring everything runs smoothly.
The portions are absolutely gigantic and incredibly...
Read morefriendly and helpful staff who will welcome you with a "hello!". it's a small humble business located right beside the resort i am staying at.
since day 1 in Maldives, ive been visiting their coffeeshop for meals. they even remembered what my boyfriend and i ordered HAHA
i highly recommend their chicken noodles and sausage...
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