If soup or broth is your favourite dish, try out garudiya. It is a clear fish broth. You will come across garudiya in any traditional Maldivian meal. It is one of the oldest Maldivian meals. The broth contains tuna found in the Maldivian sea such as yellow tuna, skipjack and little tunny.
If you are ever interested in cooking garudiya tuna fish, here's how you can go about it. It's not all that difficult. Cut tuna the usual way and leave the innards aside. Wash the bones and heads thoroughly. Boil the fish in water and salt. Leave it until the fish is cooked properly. In a little while, you will notice how the foam is slowly eliminated during the boiling process.
The Maldivians eat garudiya with steamed rice. Try the dish with other sides as well. Maldivian chapatti, for instance, eaten with garudiya is considered a great delicacy. Some opt for boiled breadfruit too. And do not forget to add some grated coconut on top. There is many a resort in Maldives such as PER AQUUM Niyama Maldives, where, if you would like to get a real taste of local fare, you should be able to request for this traditional dish to be prepared for you.