Restaurants cuisine du monde Paramaribo

Roti with chicken or duck, with potatoes or vegetables, or with egg or liver, complete roti or vegetarian roti... And also bami, nasi or chicken-fried roti, you'll be spoilt for choice! The food is tasty, the dining room and the owners' welcome very friendly, but the portions are a little more meager than at Roopram. Yet some people prefer this address for roti. Between the two, there's stiff competition for the title of best roti in town, so it's up to you to decide!

In an original and pleasant setting, this restaurant is located just a few hundred meters from the historic heart of the city. It serves refined world cuisine, with a few specialties with an Asian twist: Peruvian ceviche, salmon teriyaki, Angus beef... An experience with different flavors, much appreciated. Interesting wine list and Cuban cigars available. You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to atmosphere: the tropical garden for pleasure and relaxation, the air-conditioned dining room. One of Paramaribo's must-visit addresses.

A fast food chain featuring the Indian roast (chicken, duck, liver, egg, vegetarian), nasi (rice), bami (pasta), and some dishes accompanied by rice. The rich dishes are usually not too spicy. Possibility to take a rôti roll to take. Several restaurants in this Dutch channel are located in Parbo. The best address to taste a roast.

Here's an establishment that serves all kinds of Asian dishes, from meat and sushi to bento boxes. You can sit at a table in a quiet area, or around the bar opposite the cooks. The sushi is quite good, and the service is pleasant and fast. However, prices are somewhat high, but in the face of competition (hello Ogi!), Sushi-Ya has sought to renew itself and, in addition to Japanese food, now offers "Pizzas Tuesday": all pizzas on the menu are 50% off on Tuesdays.

This restaurant is a must for gourmets in search of European flavors. The atmosphere is friendly and the dishes are hearty and tasty. A selection of pasta dishes (tagliatelle, ravioli...) is on offer, as well as a wide range of meat and fish dishes.Theme evenings on Wednesdays: romantic music, Latino on Fridays, jazz on Saturdays and Jam on Sundays. Tapas are also available if you just want to nibble over a drink and enjoy the music. Don Julio also organizes river trips!

The meal will be tasty, if you want to eat Javanese with a Surinamese influence. In this well-known neighborhood, the decor is a little different from the others for this small restaurant close to the mosque: simple furnishings, with above all a large room open to the outside. But what really catches the eye here is the soto (in Indonesian cuisine, this is a traditional soup based on broth, meat and vegetables). As there's something for everyone, you'll also find a wide selection of vegetarian dishes, and alcohol is served.

This is a very popular little warung (modest family restaurant) with nice portions. The staff are friendly and the service very quick. Tahoe and saoto are popular dishes, and many customers come here for take-away. On site, the setting is just as pleasant, but you should be aware that warungsare not authorized to sell beer. If you'd like to enjoy a bit of suds on the terrace, you can always pick it up in the supermarket next door, and there's no need to worry about drinking it here.

This beautiful Brazilian restaurant, adjoining the auberge "au pied à terre", welcomes you on its large terrace to enjoy typical dishes. If you're new to Brazilian cuisine, the owner will be happy to advise you. We loved the moqueca, a dish based on fish in sauce, which is also available as a vegetarian option. The caipirinhas are of course delicious, and the restful setting with its little sofa area is a great place to enjoy a cocktail or dessert at any time of day.