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Afficher toutbrunch(17) dejeuner(12) sauce(11) qualite(6) saumon(6) fait maison(5) recommend(5) soup(5) madagascar(4) egg(4) malagasy(4) variety(4)Tasty malagasy restaurant with variety of choices on menu. Tried the beef ravitoto which came with three tiny sides (achard, mango & tomato salads).
First time trying Malagasy cuisine & the sambosa sauces blew me away-tangy, spicy, & full of character. The house chili sauce tasted just like an authentic Burundian hot sauce-fantastic. The mint-lemon sorbet was also a winner: super refreshing & beautifully served.
On the downside, the interior feels worn, pancakes were bland, potatoes a bit burnt, & the beef curry leaned more tomato-sauce than a well-spiced stew (though the spice blend gave the meat a distinct gaminess).
Still, the flavors in the sauces & sorbet make it worth the visit.
Such a hidden gem… such a great taste experience. A small menu, but everything was so good & tasty. I highly recommend it for a Malagasy taste adventure!!
A cozy restaurant with a diverse menu to satisfy everyone. From classic brunch dishes like crêpes & Benedictine eggs to unique Malagasy specialties such as Misao (fried noodles) & special Tsak Tsak soup (dumpling noodle soup). The beverage menu features a variety of hot & cold drinks with charming names like Sunbeam & Cute Sin. Inside, the space is limited with closely spaced tables & a bit too loud to hold a normal conversation. The staff was friendly, the Americano coffee was rich & bold, & I loved my salmon Chic, adding a touch of chili sauce from the little jar on each table to give the dish a kick.