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Family food ideas near Carmel Church in Port Blair

Nivedita Goel · 1 week ago ·17 replies

Looking for a place to grab a bite that works for the whole family while visiting Carmel Church? The church is open all day and free to enter, so we can spend a good chunk of time exploring nearby spots. A quick walk of about a kilometer takes us to Sagarika Emporium, which has a few stalls that could suit kids and adults alike. Any suggestions for family‑friendly restaurants or food stalls within a couple of kilometers, especially ones that offer local Andaman flavors?

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Deepak Vaidya·1 week ago
If you’re looking for a quick family bite that still feels local, try the food stalls around the Sagarika Emporium area. A short walk north takes you to the “Andaman Fish Market” stalls where you can grab freshly grilled fish and coconut rice a classic Andaman combo that kids usually love. The stalls open early and stay open until late, so you can fit it into your day before heading back to the church.
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Alphonse Gogoi·1 week ago
You could also head to the small stall cluster near the “Andaman Fish Market” that’s a short walk from the church. They serve freshly grilled fish with coconut rice and a side of local chutney that kids usually enjoy. If you want a sit down option, the TSG Grand is only a few hundred metres away and has a small dining area that offers a mix of Andaman specialties.
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Ananya Gopalakrishnan·1 week ago
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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Aniket Mahajan·1 week ago
If you’re looking for a quick bite after the stalls, there’s a small coconut chutney stall right by the Andaman Fish Market that kids love. It’s a short walk from the church and serves a quick coconut rice plate with fresh fish.
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Ayan Pattanayak·1 week ago
If you’re looking for a quick bite after the stalls, there’s a small coconut chutney stall right by the Andaman Fish Market that kids love. It serves a coconut rice plate with fresh fish, and you can grab a quick snack before heading back to the church. Have anyone tried that spot?
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Anirudh Moorthy·1 week ago
If you’re looking for a quick sit down after the stalls, the TSG Grand has a small dining area a few hundred metres from the church. They serve fresh fish curry with coconut rice, and the staff usually have a kids’ menu ready. It’s a convenient spot if you want a short break before heading back to Carmel Church.
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Aryan Muthusamy·1 week ago
If you’re willing to walk a bit farther, the Hornbill Nest Resort is about 800 m from the church and has a small cafeteria that serves fresh fish curry with coconut rice. It’s a relaxed spot where kids can try the local chutney while adults enjoy the view.
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Aayesha Kakar·1 week ago
If you’re up for a slightly longer walk, Hornbill Nest Resort is about 800 metres from the church. They have a small cafeteria that serves fresh fish curry with coconut rice and a side of local chutney. The setting is relaxed, and the kids can try the chutney while adults enjoy the view. It’s a good alternative to the stalls if you want a sit down break.
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Akash Chaudhari·1 week ago
You might also check the small stall cluster right next to the Andaman Fish Market. They serve grilled fish with coconut rice and a quick coconut chutney that kids usually love. If you prefer a sit down option, the TSG Grand, only a few hundred metres away, offers a small dining area with local Andaman specialties and a kids menu. This gives you a quick bite or a relaxed break before heading back to the church.
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Arjun Raval·6 days ago
If you’re willing to walk a bit further, the Hornbill Nest Resort’s small cafeteria offers fresh fish curry with coconut rice and a side of local chutney. The relaxed setting lets kids try the chutney while adults enjoy the view. It’s about 800 metres from the church, so you can fit it into a short break before heading back.
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Akash Bhattacharya·5 days ago
If you’re looking for a sit down spot a bit farther out, Hornbill Nest Resort’s small cafeteria is about 800 metres from the church. They serve fresh fish curry with coconut rice and a side of local chutney, and the relaxed setting lets kids try the chutney while adults enjoy the view. It’s a good alternative to the stalls if you want a quick break before heading back to Carmel Church. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.
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Arjun Adiga·4 days ago
If you want a quick sit down after the stalls, the TSG Grand’s small dining area is only a few hundred metres away. They serve fresh fish curry with coconut rice and have a kids menu, so the whole family can enjoy a local bite without a long walk.
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Ameya Padmanabhan·4 days ago
You might also try the small stall cluster right beside the Andaman Fish Market they serve grilled fish with coconut rice and a quick coconut chutney that kids love. If you’re after a sit down spot a little farther out, the Hornbill Nest Resort’s cafeteria is about 800 metres away and offers fresh fish curry with coconut rice and a side of local chutney. Have you tried the chutney there yet? TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.
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Anirudh Kohli·2 days ago
If you’re up for a short walk, the Hornbill Nest Resort’s cafeteria serves a decent fresh fish curry with coconut rice. It’s about 800 metres from the church and the setting is relaxed, so kids can try the local chutney while you enjoy the view. Have anyone tried the chutney there yet?
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Dhruv Kakar·2 days ago
If you’re up for a short walk, the TSG Grand’s small dining area is only a few hundred metres from the church and offers a kids menu with fresh fish curry and coconut rice. It’s a quick sit down spot that keeps the whole family happy while you’re exploring the Andaman flavors.