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Mauritius's most vibrant street food hub: dholl puri, roti, dim sum, and fresh coconut at the historic harbour…


Perched over the turquoise waters of the east coast lagoon on a deck that extends directly above the sea, Celeste at One&Only Le Saint Géran is arguably the most dramatically positioned restaurant on the island. The setting alone — watching the sun sink behind the palms while the Indian Ocean changes colour from aquamarine to amber — would be enough. But Celeste delivers a kitchen that matches its stage: the menu is modern European with a Mauritian accent, built on the finest local ingredients treated with real intelligence and craft. Seared Mauritian lobster arrives with smoked butter and fine herbs; line-caught dorade comes with a citrus emulsion and crisp fennel; the dessert trolley, wheeled tableside, is a reminder that great French patisserie has found a permanent home on this island. The tasting menu, paired with wines chosen by the sommelier, is the proper way to experience Celeste — an unhurried four-hour journey that rarely feels long. Service is the best on the island: attentive, discreet, and capable of turning a good evening into an unforgettable one. Non-hotel guests are welcome for dinner with advance reservation and smart attire. The sundowner cocktail at the bar beforehand — a Mauritian rum sour or a champagne coupe — is a non-negotiable ritual for regulars.
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