Mauritian flavours in North Melbourne

Manzé is a small restaurant in North Melbourne serving food inspired by the small island of Mauritius.

We serve flavours that are nostalgic of Mauritius with vibrant and fresh Victorian produce.

Most of our ingredients are farmed or fished locally, prepared with island flavour and style.

Our drinks list features wines, beers, rhums, and more sourced from Australia, Mauritius, and all over the world!

We’d love to have you in for a meal, a snack or a wine!

You can make a reservation online, or just drop in to see us.

  • DINNER

    Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30pm - 11pm

    $65 or $80 set menu for all reservations. 

    We offer a short ‘bar’ menu for walk ins.

    LUNCH

    Thursday, Friday & Saturday 12pm - 2pm

    $40 Express (2 course) or $65 Long (3 course)

  • We only have about 25 seats - so we can fill up quickly! If your preferred date is booked out, please add yourself to the waitlist. We will contact you if a table opens up.

    We save a few seats for walk ins, but we can’t always guarantee a spot - they are taken on a first come basis or at our discretion.

    We’re a small team and have Mondays and Sundays with our families.

    We’ll get back to you as soon as we’re back in the shop!

  • Our set menu changes regularly with the seasons.

    We also offer a rotating set of optional add ons like oysters, taro fritters & fish wings to supplement your dinner.

    We can cater to most dietary requirements with notice.

    The menu below is a sample and subject to change.

  • Give the gift of your favourite restaurant!

    You can purchase a gift voucher through the link below.

  • UPCOMING EVENTS

    Manzé at Wattle Bank Farm!

    Sunday 6 April

    Select ‘Events’ on the 6th April through the link below!

In the spirit of reconciliation, Manzé acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.

We acknowledge that we cook and dine on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, and we pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples here today.