Dear visitor,
If you wish to understand Maltese culture and history better, one of the best ways to do it is by experiencing all the flavors it has to offer. Malta boasts a rich culinary heritage influenced by its Mediterranean location and a history shaped by various civilizations.
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Pastizzi - These are perhaps Malta's most famous snack. Pastizzi are flaky pastries filled with either.
Lampuki Pie: A fish pie made with mahi-mahi or dolphin fish.
Ftira: A type of bread, traditionally eaten with strong-flavored fillings such as tuna, onion, pickled capers, olives, and peppered cheeselets.
Imqaret: Deep-fried date pastry served with vanilla ice cream.
Visit plenty of local restaurants while exploring Valletta to taste delicious local dishes and search for the ones listed below.
Bragioli - Beef olives, consisting of thin slices of beef rolled around a stuffing of minced meat, breadcrumbs, and various herbs. Cooked in a rich tomato-based sauce.
Fenek (Rabbit Stew): Rabbit stew is a traditional Maltese dish and a local favorite. It is often slow-cooked with wine, garlic, onions, and herbs resulting in a delicious tender meal.
Timpana: A baked pasta dish that typically includes macaroni, minced meat, eggs, tomato sauce, and various spices. It is enclosed in a pastry crust and baked until golden brown.
Kapunata: Like the Italian caponata, kapunata is a traditional Maltese vegetable stew made with eggplants, bell peppers, tomatoes, olives, and capers. It is often seasoned with herbs and olive oil.
Maltese Platter - also known as "Platt Malti" that resembles Spanish tapas or Italian antipasto. It is a key part of Maltese culture and cuisine that includes traditional Maltese food items such as Maltese sausage, Gbejniet cheese, Bigilla, Galletti, and sundried tomatoes. All items can be found in local grocery stores.
Local Kiosks & Grocery Stores
Listed products are a must-try as they are something completely unique and could be tasted only in Malta. So why should you miss this amazing opportunity?
CISK - Local lager beer that has a golden color and a rich malty flavor with a mild bitterness and a clean finish.
Kinnie - Local soft drink made from a blend of botanical extracts similar to cola but with punchy wood and orange bitterness.
Twistees - Maltese cheesy, crunchy, rice-based, and gluten-free snack that everyone will enjoy.
Maltese wines - Don't miss the opportunity to taste some of the local wines produced by Marsovin Cellars, Emmanuel Delicata, or Meridiana Wine Estate.
Bon Appetit and happy exploring!
Regards,
Vuk Lazic
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