Showing posts with label Seychelles Restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seychelles Restaurants. Show all posts

Seychelles: Restaurants and Dining

 Konoba Sushi Saturdays

Searching for great Sushi in Seychelles? Well thanks to Konoba Sushi Saturdays your search is over!

According to Konoba's General Manager, Bobbie Bayyumi; "We listened to our customers feedback and decided that we will once again offer delicious and fresh Sushi at our restaurant."

SEYCHELLES: Restaurant Review: Bodamier Cafe and Bar

Re-launched, revamped and ready for you 


Your favourite hideaway in the heart of Victoria is back in the hands of its original owners and has returned to offer customers an escape from the busy city streets. After a change of ownership failed due to licensing issues, Kellie and Martin of Martin Hoarau Hairdressing decided to re-launch a fresh new Bodamier and continue offering the public great meals and an array of beverages from their quiet courtyard setting at Del Vega Mansion on Revolution Avenue (same building as the hair salon).

So what has changed? First thing you will notice is that the interior has been redesigned. Furnishings have been rearranged and the courtyard now has a

SEYCHELLES: Restaurant Review: Chilli Bar and Restaurant


Chill Bar and Restaurant - set on the La Misère road at Belle Vue on Mahé - has long been a favourite among Seychellois and visitors alike. Recently taken under new management this staple of the dining scene in Seychelles is going from strength-to-strength as it fine tunes the elements that make it such a  special experience eating there.
One of the biggest changes has been the change from a “steak-house” offering traditional

SEYCHELLES: Restaurant Review: La Plaine St. André

A very special place seeped in  history and rich natural beauty
The restaurant at La Plaine St. André is housed in the main building of a heritage site that was originally established as a planter’s homestead over 200 years ago. An opportunity to dine amidst this pristinely preserved piece of living history is an honour in itself, even before you have even put the first bite of La Plaine St. Andre’s delicious cuisine to your lips.