Red Stick — Restaurant in Isle Mauritius

They just open today, they don't even have the shop name sign up yet, as such, they are probably just finding their feet, and will probably improve over time. As it stands today, you can see they are trying very hard, but it is a slow service and look very confused (expected and understanble for a new place). The RAMEN noodle IS NOT A RAMEN AT ALL!!! The soup is just a very simple water+salt soup. The egg was just the normal boiled egg instead of the ramen egg (Ajitsuke Tamago).When questioned about it, they said that Mauritian are very picky and would not buy it if it was a proper ramen soup! Errrrr..... Ok??? I would suggest that they do not name the dish a ramen dish if they are not going to serve a ramen dish! They can just call it a noodle soup dish! The noodle in it was also way overcooked and way too soft! One of the dimsum dish was not...

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Redstick serves some of the most delicious dim sum I’ve had. While I’m not an expert, they are far superior to the usual 𝘣𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘴 you find in Mauritius, primarily because they are steamed rather than boiled, preserving their flavor perfectly. The menu offers an impressive variety of dim sum, along with dishes and sushi for those who might not be dim sum fans.

The only downside is the lack of special packages—for instance, deals on 3 or 4 baskets would be a great way to save a bit when ordering multiple items. That said, the quality and taste make it well...

The food was very tasty. I took the shrimp Gyoza. The soup was very surprising as it was very tasty, the dumplings all were absolutely flavourful.Hats off for that. Very rapid service, don't have to wait for too long. These are the pros. The cons.... What could have been more appreciable, is to have some more shrimps, as i got only very very small ones. 3 in total.If you find a way to tackle this, you'll be by far one of the best...