Street food at Anse Aux Anglais
Times of IndiaGuest Contributor/EATING OUT, MAURITIUS/ Updated : Feb 2, 2017, 12:56 IST
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Rodrigues’ own version of the Mauritian dhal-puri, called the Faratha, is a must-try here.
Rodrigues’ own version of the Mauritian dhal-puri, called the Faratha, is a must-try here. Read less
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