Mange Des Lles

Spotted this Mauritius restaurant on my Tooting visit as I left so made a trip back to try it. The food on offer was interesting because they had soup noodles as well as dim sum which is also in soup so tried them both. Both turned out very Chinese in style so that's I wonder if there is Chinese influence in Mauritius. The dim sum soup was interesting as it was literally fish balls and shao mai in soup, however if you google the boulette chouchou dim sum soup it should have chayote vegetable. When, dim sum soup came, there was no shao mai as shown so I was told they were sold out but they managed to get me some. Also I ordered the soup noodles with prawn, lamb and egg but there were not prawns which was probably a blessing in disguise because it was just those chilled peel prawns from the supermarket. I wasn't sure how you were meant to eat the noodles as no cutlery was given so asked for some. Other, than that, the noodles were quite nice but I think I would have liked thinner egg noodles. Anyway, I will definitely be back to try more Mauritian dishes to get a full overview.

Being Mauritian, it is hard to find good Mauritian food that tastes authentic or we can’t cook at home. This ticks all the boxes! We had a range of food and were even offered suggestions (even though we knew exactly what we wanted, EVERYTHING!). Staff were lovely and friendly and really good value for money!!! Worth a visit, even if it means that I might not have table next time I visit!!!