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	Comments on: L&#8217;Houstalet, Port Villa Vanuatu &#8211; July 2023	</title>
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		By: Frederick Taylor		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Frederick Taylor]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I first dined in L&#039;Houstalet in 1976 with my French scientist colleagues (ORSTOM/IRD) and last time in 2023, alone. I think I had a nice chat with Clement that last time.  A very pleasant and low-key guy who I hope is still going.  At least in the earlier years, it was a place where we would go in a group of  to 12 mostly French people  and have a fine time with no pressure to finish and leave.  The French people liked it because it was and remains so French and interesting in some way that I am not able to really characterize.  Just the thing the French have that the rest of us do not.. 
There are enough dishes that are kind of unfamiliar to non-French that you have an opportunity to explore a bit.  I seem to remember having les reins, flying fox, and,  I think, maybe les tripes, which are excellent made the French way.  I am not sure that you can find pigeon farci anywhere else in Vanuatu these days.  
Anyhow I just want to strongly recommend L&#039;Houstalet in honor of Clement and all the good memories of my friends who were there with me over the years.
Au revoir L&#039;Houstalet.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I first dined in L&#8217;Houstalet in 1976 with my French scientist colleagues (ORSTOM/IRD) and last time in 2023, alone. I think I had a nice chat with Clement that last time.  A very pleasant and low-key guy who I hope is still going.  At least in the earlier years, it was a place where we would go in a group of  to 12 mostly French people  and have a fine time with no pressure to finish and leave.  The French people liked it because it was and remains so French and interesting in some way that I am not able to really characterize.  Just the thing the French have that the rest of us do not..<br />
There are enough dishes that are kind of unfamiliar to non-French that you have an opportunity to explore a bit.  I seem to remember having les reins, flying fox, and,  I think, maybe les tripes, which are excellent made the French way.  I am not sure that you can find pigeon farci anywhere else in Vanuatu these days.<br />
Anyhow I just want to strongly recommend L&#8217;Houstalet in honor of Clement and all the good memories of my friends who were there with me over the years.<br />
Au revoir L&#8217;Houstalet.</p>
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