Food & Drink in Antananarivo

Indulge in Kitoza

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Hang on to your taste buds, 'cause Kitoza is about to take you on a wild ride! This Malagasy specialty is a type of cured or smoked meat, kind of like beef jerky's long-lost cousin, but a whole lot tastier. Often made from zebu, Kitoza is salty, savory, and oh-so-munchable! Perfect for a protein-packed snack as you wander around Tana.

Dive into Voanjobory sy Henakisoa

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Get your forks ready for a flavor bomb known as Voanjobory sy Henakisoa! This dish is all about the bambara peas (Voanjobory) that meet their best bud, pork (Henakisoa), in a saucy, savory dance you won't want to miss. It's complete home-cooked goodness that'll make you feel like part of the family.

Relish the Ravitoto

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Ravitoto is the superhero of Malagasy cuisine – it's cassava leaves pounded and cooked to perfection with coconut milk and pieces of pork, creating a smooth, creamy and utterly savory sensation. Grab a spoon and dig into this mashed marvel — it's the ultimate comfort food that'll give your taste buds a tropical hug!

Nosh on Akoho sy Voanio

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Meet Akoho sy Voanio, a dish that’s like a beatbox of flavors in your mouth! It's chicken but not just any chicken – this is simmered to juicy perfection with coconut milk, giving it flavor that'll make you wanna bust out your happy dance. It's not just eating; it's an edible island vibe!

Chow Down on Koba

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You haven't truly experienced Madagascar until you've had a bite of Koba! This traditional treat is a sweet, sticky cake made of peanuts, banana, and rice flour all snugly wrapped in a banana leaf. It's like a present for your palate that's both exotic and delish, with layers of flavor that'll make you go 'Wow, I'm nuts about this!'