Floating Market Restaurant — Restaurant in Le Morne

A hidden gem in Mauritius! While the general food scene in Mauritius can sometimes leave one desiring more—likely due to limited local produce apart from sugar and pineapple—the hotels often present a mix of high prices and lackluster flavors.

A word of advice: if gastronomy is paramount to you, reconsider staying at the Dinarobin. However, if you do choose it for its affordability compared to other hotels, make sure to take a short 20-minute stroll to the JW's Floating Market. It provided us with the most memorable meal on the island.

The service at Floating Market was remarkably attentive. A notable moment was when I, on my way to wash my hands, admired a sushi roll destined for another table. To my surprise, upon returning, the waiter promptly presented me with a menu from the adjacent restaurant, offering us the flexibility to order from both! The result? A delightful Japanese & Thai fusion feast.

Every dish was a burst of flavor, with freshness guaranteed and prices that won't break the bank. Highly...

We had a disappointing experience at the Floating Market Restaurant for dinner today. We did not enjoy the food. Now, food is obviously subjective, but we don't think it was good or even decent Asian food. The green Thai curry was especially bad. It was too sweet, as if lots of sugar had been added to it.

However, that aside, our experience was made very bad by the poor service we received. No one came to refill our water glasses. We asked for some tea, and the teapot came with very little hot water. When we asked for more hot water, they took our teapot and never came back with it. After waiting for 20 minutes for somebody to come to our table to give us water or tea, we decided to just get up. Then somebody finally saw us and came to us asking what we wanted, but it was too late by then.

Overall, our evening was quite disappointing and we can't...

Pan-Asian joint. They've clearly heard the words but missed the entire bloody point. They serve food alright. The kind of food you forget you've eaten five minutes later. Service was comedy gold too. Our order was a mystery tour, and the disgruntled noises from nearby tables suggested we weren't the only ones playing culinary roulette. You could practically see the thought bubbles above their heads. To top it off, the waiting staff navigated the floor like Bambi after a few too many sherries. Clumsy doesn't even begin...