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If you’re looking for a sit down spot that still feels local, the TSG Grand has a small dining area a few hundred metres from the church. They serve a mix of Andaman specialties, including fresh fish curry with coconut rice, which kids usually love. The place is family friendly and the staff are usually helpful with kids’ menus. It’s a convenient stop after the stalls near Sagarika Emporium.

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