Restaurants cuisine du monde Cayenne & Area

Located at the junction of Cayenne and Montjoly, within the Montjoly shopping center, Le Korner restaurant welcomes you indoors or outdoors in a pleasant setting. Outdoor tables seat 8 for convivial meals. Its all-you-can-eat buffet of starters and main courses will introduce you to the flavors of both French Guiana and Brazil. In the evenings, every Friday and Saturday, the atmosphere is enlivened by a concert featuring salsa, Latino, jazz, pop, rock... A very special and original establishment, well worth a visit.

A highly original concept, this new space offers a comprehensive food court, with no fewer than 3 restaurants featuring different flavors: Creole (a variation on weighed banana), Asian (phad thai) or street-food (burger, tacos). At lunchtime, they each offer a buffet where you can sample the specialties you see, while in the evening, you can order more elaborate dishes. Choose what you fancy and sit back and relax in the dining room or on the pleasant terrace.

In the Family Pizza shopping center, there are plenty of options for grabbing a bite to eat at any time of day. Nevertheless, we liked the Tablapizza, an Italian restaurant that opens both into the center (the lower room or upstairs), and outside, with its terrace. With no need for reservations, the large capacity means that even the biggest groups can be accommodated. The pizzas are good, original and can be accompanied by salads to share. We also like the dishes on offer, especially the all-you-can-eat carpaccio for those with a sweet tooth.

Comfortably seated on a pleasant terrace, you'll enjoy an excellent buffet where billing is done by the kilo, according to what you put on your plate, in the purest style of Brazilian restaurants. Joyce, the owner, brings you the flavors of her homeland, with the addition of Creole specialties. Very popular with the locals, it's an opportunity to serve yourself at your convenience and enjoy a good quick meal. Quality and variety are the order of the day. Friday lunchtime is couscous in addition to the buffet, and Saturday is grilled meats.

Don't be fooled into thinking you're enjoying a raclette here. This establishment takes its name from the huge cheese tree just off the Montabo road, which you can spot from a distance. At the foot of the tree, you'll see a friendly team busying themselves around the barbecue preparing their best grilled dishes: fried fish, chicken fricassee, grilled ribs... The list is long and the Creole specialities delicious, to our great delight. We bet you'll even come back for a second course!