Beach to Balham Mauritian Pop Up by Taste Mauritius

Rating: 2.0

hosted by Taste Mauritius

Taste Mauritius Presents...

Beach to Balham Mauritian Pop Up!

An evening of sunshine fusion cuisine to transport you to the beaches of Mauritius from Balham. So come join us for a tropical evening, with some sega music in the background to the set the mood, delicious punch, authentic Mauritian food and decadent desserts! Hope to see you there!

Saturday 20th September 2014

7.30pm till 11pm

Featuring an Edible Line Up:

Exotic Rum Punch (with Mauritian rum of course...)

A Trio of Gajack Starters

Cari Poulet + Vindaye

Indulgent tropical dessert

Plus more!

TICKETS LIMITED: £30 OR £32 (with a bottle of Mauritian Phoenix Beer) please select tickets using the booking links below, full payment upon booking to secure your place.

*Evening starts promptly at 7.30pm with arrival punch

*Please advice of any dietary requirements we will try to make sure your looked after!

*This is a BYOB event, feel free to bring your own wine

*Confirmation will be sent once booked and a reminder email a few days prior to the event

Email: Selina@tastemauritius.com

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Website: www.tastemauritius.com

Taste Mauritius the brainchild of Selina Periampillai, having hosted and cooked for over 40 Mauritian inspired supperclubs , pop ups, cookery classes in London she has blogged for Jamie Oliver.com, Great British Chefs and Air Mauritius.

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Somewhat disappointing

Rating: 2

london-eater attended in September 2014, reviewed on 21 September 2014

We went with high hopes being great fans of Selina's food at a distance (Masterchef). I'm afraid we were disappointed. The staff were very flat, delivering and removing plates but with no zest, no explanations of what they were delivering, no enquiries about what we thought of it.

It was also disappointing that Shelina didn't come round and say hello and welcome. I know she was busy cooking but it would have added something.

We both thought the food was lacking something (the Mauritian guy next to me said too little salt) and I'm afraid that with the exception of the dessert and granita nothing delivered a Wow!

Sorry!