Pakistan - Port Louis

In 1920 this place was a hotel, but soon became a place for food. The food is amazing and very cheap with so many choices of hearty and sweet dishes on offer. They will see people from all areas of life and from different places around the world. A few doors to the right is the Cultural Museum. And if you go to the left, the bazaar, a very big market both worth a visit when in Port Louis.

Pakistan Hotel very quick to serve. Very welcoming. Helpful and up to my taste. thx loads to them. Lots of food sweets tea n simply everything to quench your thirst and fill your stomach.

Food is really tasty, combined with hot tea it's an amazing experience.

The. Best. Tikka. This place is always crowded and is open until late. They offer a variety of cakes , curries , bread , and hot tea there.

The staff were very helpful. The chai and the curry sandwiches were amazing. The owner took time to explain the history of the eatery despite ongoing customers and according to him it opens 364 days a year (the only exception being eid) from 7 to 2 am everyday. He offered me a 50% discount but I felt so bad how could he keep the diner going if he charges so low for the good food. Back then It was shocking to watch Drew Binsky’s YouTube channel where he shared his experience of being offered almost everything free in Pakistan, from tea to food and snacks, by friends and even strangers, as “Pakistani does not care about money”. now I get a first hand experience similar to his and it’s really heart warming