This eatery is the best place in St-Denis to try authentic Creole food by dipping into one of 15 cracking carris (curries) and civets (stews). There are also Western-style fish and meat dishes on offer if your tummy and palate are timid. The menu is translated into English – a rarity in Réunion. Most dishes cost less than €16.
Le Reflet des Îles
Réunion
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Musée des Musiques et Instruments de l'Océan Indien
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Conseil Général de la Réunion – Direction de la Culture
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Blink and you'll miss this discreet pagoda, which is used by the Chinese community.
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