Mod'A
About
Look for Mod'A in Réunion for local business.
162 Rue Deschanets, Saint Andre 97440, Reunión places the venue in the north-east of the island. A 5 out of 5 average drawn from 5 reviews marks it as a small operation with a loyal following, and 4 photos accompany the listing, while the website at https://www.mod-energie.re/ carries further detail.
First-time visitors should expect a modest local business rather than a large commercial premises, with the review count suggesting word-of-mouth trade. Saint-André sits within easy reach of Saint-Denis, Sainte-Marie, Saint-Paul, Saint-Gilles-les-Bains, Saint-Leu, Saint-Pierre, Le Tampon and Cilaos, so the venue can be folded into a circuit of the island by road.
Humpback whales pass through Réunion's waters between June and September, and dolphins and sea turtles are also seen around the coast. The island was a French colony from the seventeenth century, with plantations first growing coffee and later sugar. Its population descends from African, Indian, European and Chinese settlers, and the abolition of slavery is marked each December. Réunionnais cooking blends Creole, French, Indian and Chinese influences, and curries are served over rice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mod'A known for?
Mod'A is known for the four photos associated with it. The business is based on Réunion, an island whose population descends from African, Indian, European and Chinese settlers.
What kind of business is Mod'A?
Mod'A operates as an energy business, with its website at https://www.mod-energie.re/. Réunion itself blends Creole, French, Indian and Chinese cooking traditions, with curries served over rice.
Where is Mod'A located on Réunion?
Mod'A sits at 162 Rue Deschanets in Saint Andre 97440. Saint Andre is on Réunion, the French island in the Indian Ocean where humpback whales swim between June and September.
How do visitors rate Mod'A?
Visitors give Mod'A a score of 5/5 from 5 reviews, a top mark recorded for this Saint Andre business. Réunion marks the abolition of slavery each December.
Is Mod'A easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Réunion?
Mod'A can be reached from places across Réunion, including Saint-Denis and Saint-Gilles-les-Bains. The island was a French colony from the seventeenth century, with plantations first growing coffee and then sugar.
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