The food culture of Little Andaman (Hut Bay) is heavily influenced by the indigenous tribal communities, settlers from other parts of India, and the surrounding Southeast Asian countries. The traditional diet is based around the abundant natural resources available on the island, including a variety of seafood, tropical fruits, and rice. Coconut is a staple in the culinary practices of the region, and its influence can be seen in many local dishes. Over time, mainland Indian cultures have also impacted the food habits, introducing spices and cooking techniques that blend with local traditions to create unique flavors.