There are videos called MBC Online that I think are better. The MBC also made a series called Escales something nabout Mauritian people, places of interest and villages which were realy good but I think they no longer show it on RU-vid
The literal translation of goyave de Chine in English is guava from China. The yellow ones are bigger and sweeter than the red ones that are rather sour. Anyone can pick them up at arm's length at Plaine Champagne. My friend worked as market inspector for the Vacoas Municipality in the early 70's and then left his job to go to France. On weekends I used to go to the movies at the Metro Cinema not far from the market. There's another Cinema further down the road called "Savoy" and I think it's still operational. We had a Jamalac tree in our front yard at Vacoas. We also had a Coronsol tree in the back yard, they grew very big and very sweet.
Nice video...was living in vacoas.now am at quatre borne.its good u make us visit all the nice places of mauritius.we r Mauritian but sometimes we don't go so many places.its been long time not gone to vacoas market...thanks for this video
Thank you for your videos. Your videos are amazing, we love them. Me and my family sit down and watch them in the evenings. We've even told our Mauritian relatives in the UK and France to watch your videos. Keep up the good work. Brilliant!
Nice one guys. Please take care of your health ,eating fritters everyday is not good for u ,unless you are exercising God bless u both ☺️ i like the way you guys still play tourists after being here for almost 6 years 😅
LOL in Manhattan 05:50 are cabbage fritters me thinks Rs 200 for a dragon fruit... damn There are lots of veggies coz around Vacoas are the most fertile volcanic soils in Mauritius as exemplified by the neighborhood "Bonne Terre", Vacoas
@@rikiarmstrong3493 thanks Riki our relative live in Vacoas so we often go to the market Tuesday and Friday when we are on holidays there keep it up Riki and Bryan take care
How was the custard apple with the ants taste 😄. The Lime is on steroids. I was a bit paranoid before eating Guyave de Chine, I always split it and look inside for any wiggly worm. Guyave de Chine are prone to fruit flies that lay their eggs that hatch into larvae in the fruit.
I think you maybe referring to goyave de France instead of goyave de Chine. This is not as soft as the former and if the skin looks smooth and shiny, you can trust that the fruit hasn't been invaded by flies. The small seeds inside are very hard and I usually crush them with my teeth to prevent constipation. You can of course spit out the seeds and just eat the flesh with the skin.
MOMO-BOLTOL-KENTON SAYS THE MARKET PLACE IS VERY NICE COLOURFUL..THE FOODS LIKE GREAT. I HAVE NOT SEEN DHOLL-POURIS IN this place sa moussas.....NICE PEOPLES OVER THERE...only negative side of the market the public toilet look very dirty !!!!!!!is not the place to be!!!you can get very ill infected with this kind of toilets......improuvement must be realise rapidely to build new toilet in that place...
