Maira’s Kitchen

Welkom bij Maira’s Kitchen, een culinair juweeltje genesteld in de levendige wijk Otrobanda, Willemstad.
Als je binnenstapt, word je omarmd door de warmte van de natuur, met prachtige muurschilderingen en weelderig groen die een serene sfeer creëren.
Het restaurant heeft gezellige terrassen aan de voor- en zijkant waar je kunt genieten van de tropische bries, waardoor het de perfecte plek is voor elke maaltijd, van een ontspannen ontbijt tot een intiem diner.
Maira’s Kitchen staat bekend om de unieke combinatie van Caribische en Mediterrane smaken, met gerechten die zijn bereid met verse, lokale ingrediënten.
Op het menu staat een heerlijk scala aan opties, van heerlijke pitas en soepen tot verrukkelijke baklava, waarbij elke hap getuigt van hun passie voor koken.
De sfeer wordt nog versterkt door het vriendelijke en attente personeel dat zorgt voor een gedenkwaardige eetervaring.
Of je nu in de buurt woont of er op bezoek bent, Maira’s Kitchen nodigt je uit om te genieten van hun culinaire creaties terwijl je geniet van de ontspannen en gastvrije sfeer.
Het is meer dan alleen een maaltijd; het is een ervaring die de essentie van het rijke culinaire erfgoed van Curaçao weergeeft.

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Maira's Kitchen

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Shiloh Green

My cousin and I went here for dinner on our last day in the island. I made reservations just in case (Google maps said it was "busy"). We walked from our hotel and it was pleasantly nice. The restaurant literally looked like someone's house.I gave them my name and we got seated promptly. There are ceiling fans so that helps. The place itself was a bit dark (perhaps its the romantic vibe) but it was a bit difficult to read the menu.We started off with the Serrano ham (I inhaled it) but pls note that they added onions in it - I was expecting like how it was presented in Spain so if you're a naturalist fan - just be careful. My cousin was nice enough to pick the onions out of it. It would also be helpful if they added that into the menu description.For my main, I had the Maira’s Local Special “Karni Stoba” - it was good but if you've tasted Mom's Kitchen version… I would go with that version. This version was just too much spices in the stew BUT the beef itself was tender. I would recommend if you didn't have time to go to Plasa Bieu. My cousin had the grilled fish catch of the day and I believe it was a Sea bass. It was too big for her so she didn't end up finishing it… she also said her grilled fish from Mom's Kitchen was better.She had a port and I had the Alamos Pinot Noir. They were both good and I especially liked my Pinot b/c it's chilled. It's been ages since I had a chilled Pinot!Overall - it was decent. If you want to cap off your trip in authenticity - go to Mom's Kitchen. If you don't have time - then this place will suffice.PS: First restaurant where they brought the card/payment machine and I was automatically put on the spot to tip - not sure if it was b/c the staff knew we were Americans or not but that was a bit awkward and I was taken aback. None of the other places we visited had that… so fair warning.PSS: If you're allergic to cats… don't sit outside. There was a stray cat walking by the fence… In the US - that is a big no b/c of health issues but apparently, it was normal back in the islands. Fair warning number 2!

Ryan

The food was good. A very relaxing atmosphere.The service could use some work. A lady was not happy that we took seat at a table (the place was almost empty), although there is no sign or person at the entrance.

Ryan Butler

We spotted this place from our tour bus and decided to find it on our way back—so glad we did! The atmosphere was excellent, and the staff was friendly. We shared a beef stew and carrot cake, both of which were very good. I highly recommend making the uphill walk to grab a bite. We're visiting from Atlanta, GA.

Bee Kind

Cute place, the avocado dish doesn’t actually contain fresh avocado, but rather a packaged avocado dressing. Was hoping for the avocado smash featured in the other photos. The eggs were nice enough, but if a dish is called avocado smash, it should have fresh avocados. Service was nice

Ell T

A delightful restaurant I plan to enjoy whenever I am in Curacao. It was located within walking distance of my Airbnb and I visited often.Grab a traditional island dish and a nice mixed drink and grab an outside seat for a relaxing and memorable evening, or go early to enjoy a delicious breakfast. I was greeted with a smile each time I visited and also met the owner, visiting each table to chat with guests.You can always tell a great restaurant because it is always packed with guests - I highly recommend, but you may want to make reservations to be safe. I noticed an ample amount of street parking.

Rik Sen

Expertly executed main dishes. The fresh fruit juices tasted really good too.Got the mango dessert. Nice little dish with three different mango-based components.

kelley white

My husband and I chose to have dinner at Maira’s Restaurant following a recommendation from our city walk tour guide. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience at this charming and authentic Curaçao establishment. The decor, ambiance, and food were all amazing; we loved it so much that we dined there twice during our vacation. We particularly enjoyed the seafood pasta, beef stew, and burgers—each dish was delicious.I highly recommend having dinner at Maira’s. The food and service were fantastic.

L P

One of the best dining experiences we had on Curacao. The service was GREAT, which we hadn’t experienced on the island. Food was also great: calamari is AMAZING, seafood pasta was excellent, and mango dessert was the best dessert!! Very cute restaurant.

Anjali Sharma

Great restaurant. We went without reservations and the hostess was nice enough to seat us. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. All dishes were flavourful and wholesome.