When in Goa, you must taste the most popular Fish curry, hopefully with your choice of fish i.e. Ravas or Surmai. We chanced upon Le Jardin, the restaurant when we stepped down from the bus we traveled from Mumbai. We were very closed to Hotel Satyaheera near the Mapusa circle. We were getting our bearings as we were new to Mapusa and were quite hungry too.
Le Jardin is located at the corner junction, close to Hotel Satyaheera, on the road leading to the Alankar movie theatre. Close by and neighbouring shops are Kajughar, Punjab and Sind lassiwala, Kesari.
The restaurant serves Non- Veg and Veg in separate areas. The place is warm with wooden interiors.
We ordered the Fish Thali which came with rice, chapati, a large bowl of goan fish curry with surmai / king fish ( 2 pieces) in each thali, fish fry (one medium piece), veg bhaji, dessert. Now comes the best part !!! The Fish Thali was for Rs. 120 only.
They refilled the gravy when we ran out of the initial quantity served. It was so delicious that I just had to have more. The gravy base was lightly flavoured with coconut, just like the original Goan fish curry we make at home.
They also have other popular Goan curries and Goan bread (Poi).
The location is very convenient. You can pop in for lunch when you are done with shopping for at Mapusa market . It is round the corner leading to Mapusa court and Alankar theatre.
Le Jardin is located at the corner junction, close to Hotel Satyaheera, on the road leading to the Alankar movie theatre. Close by and neighbouring shops are Kajughar, Punjab and Sind lassiwala, Kesari.
The restaurant serves Non- Veg and Veg in separate areas. The place is warm with wooden interiors.
We ordered the Fish Thali which came with rice, chapati, a large bowl of goan fish curry with surmai / king fish ( 2 pieces) in each thali, fish fry (one medium piece), veg bhaji, dessert. Now comes the best part !!! The Fish Thali was for Rs. 120 only.
They refilled the gravy when we ran out of the initial quantity served. It was so delicious that I just had to have more. The gravy base was lightly flavoured with coconut, just like the original Goan fish curry we make at home.
They also have other popular Goan curries and Goan bread (Poi).
The location is very convenient. You can pop in for lunch when you are done with shopping for at Mapusa market . It is round the corner leading to Mapusa court and Alankar theatre.
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