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Cafe Mardi Gras Goans are known for feasting and drinking so dining at Café Mardi Gras is always a delightful affair. Goan cuisine is fusion, even before fusion was invented. It has a sweet and sour element because of the vinegar and port wine introduced by the Portuguese. The all time Goan favourite, panfried Pomfret Recheado, served at the 24 hour Café Mardi Gras is marinated with toddy vinegar and Goan masala. It is simply delicious eaten with the Goan bread also referred to as "Pao." Other popular dishes are Chicken Xacutti, Pork Vindaloo or the world renowned Goan Fish Curry. |
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Whispers of the Orient Discover the ethnic flavors of the Far East at the exquisitely decorated "Whispers of the Orient." The elaborate wall paintings ,Chinese lanterns, wooden roof and bamboo plants all create an authentic oriental ambience. Guests can enjoy a wide range of Japanese, Thai or Chinese cuisine a la carte every night from 7.30 pm till 11.00 pm. |
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Sun Downer Bar Sip a relaxing drink and watch a magical Goan sunset at the Sundowner Bar, located at the lobby level, with a panoramic view of the Arabian sea. The Bar is opened all day and serves a selection of cocktails, wine and the traditional Goan Feni made from the sap of the palm tree. The bar also has live entertainment every evening and an extended Happy Hour from 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm |
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The Village (open subject to weather conditions) The Village, located by the poolside, awaits you with the finest Indian cuisine.
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Fish Grill (open subject to weather conditions) An inviting combination of laid back charm and elegance, this restaurant has a breathtaking view of the ocean. Choose from a huge selection of freshly caught fish or shellfish, all beautifully displayed, and cooked to perfection either European or Goan style. Meats and vegetarian food are also available. Ask for one of the House Specialities, the Chorizo stuffed naan, which makes a good accompaniment to the elaborate list of starters.
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