Thank you so much! The price range was USD50 and up. There are actually clips of each receipt in the video, so you can pause and screenshot to see the exact prices. Thank you for watching , I hope you consider subscribing.
Same here; straight Jamaican food all the time. I was in Kingston last year and couldn’t get any potato pudding. My friend was offering me cheesecake. Mi no want dat. I was very disappointed.
@@clarenceorr3820 lol, I can imagine the disappointment, but now that you mention it, I would have to think real hard about where I can find potato pudding in Kingston for real. The first place that comes to mind is Devon House Bakery, next would be some of the small pharmacies, that sell snacks, sometimes they have potato pudding, gizzada and the like.
@@memelois I believe there’s a reasonable opportunity to showcase authentic Jamaican pastries. I like what the pudding man is doing in Priory St. Ann. I’m a bit fearful Jamaican pastry scene will become a lost art.
If you want to support some cool locals, there’s also a Mobay street food video in this series, on this channel. This list of restaurants doesn’t only offer junk food though. I assure you, you can find nutritious food at every restaurant, it all depends on what you choose to order (eg. Salmon salad at Pier 1 and steamed fish at Coral Cliff are both “healthier” options).
Hi,
Living in Paris, I am coming to JA in February and definitely taking good notes from you .
Many thanks for your advise and fair judgements !
Absolutely! The pleasure is mine, thanks so much for watching. I hope you subscribed and stick around. Enjoy your February vacation 🙂
Great reviews....I have been to Coral Cliff, Margueritaville and Pier One....all fantastic
Thank you & thanks for watching! They’re definitely some good restaurants 👌🏿
quick question is pier 1 usd or their currency?
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, and thanks for watching. I hope you gave it a thumbs up and subscribed. It helps my channel a lot.
I loveeeee your video! Very nice! How was the pricing for to places you visited
Thank you so much! The price range was USD50 and up. There are actually clips of each receipt in the video, so you can pause and screenshot to see the exact prices. Thank you for watching , I hope you consider subscribing.
Hi meisha good to see you again
I hope you enjoyed the video!
The skookie actually looked really good
It sure was!
You should do negril next😍
Negril is going to be soooo good! Thanks for watching 🙌🏿
Try tracks and records and solace
Oh! I didn’t know there was a Tracks in MoBay. Thanks for the tip, I’ll definitely try them on the next trip to MoBay.
I'm not going to Jamaica to eat American food.
Fair, you don’t have to. You can watch the video on Jerk restaurants in MoBay.
Same here; straight Jamaican food all the time. I was in Kingston last year and couldn’t get any potato pudding. My friend was offering me cheesecake. Mi no want dat. I was very disappointed.
@@clarenceorr3820 lol, I can imagine the disappointment, but now that you mention it, I would have to think real hard about where I can find potato pudding in Kingston for real. The first place that comes to mind is Devon House Bakery, next would be some of the small pharmacies, that sell snacks, sometimes they have potato pudding, gizzada and the like.
@@memelois I believe there’s a reasonable opportunity to showcase authentic Jamaican pastries. I like what the pudding man is doing in Priory St. Ann.
I’m a bit fearful Jamaican pastry scene will become a lost art.
Before I eat somewhere, I want to know who owns it because I am not going to Jamaica to make the white man richer, not happening!!
Kudos to you! If a lot more people took this approach, it would positively impact the smaller black-owned businesses. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
You haven't showed us any restaurants owned by locals. It's all junk foods..
If you want to support some cool locals, there’s also a Mobay street food video in this series, on this channel. This list of restaurants doesn’t only offer junk food though. I assure you, you can find nutritious food at every restaurant, it all depends on what you choose to order (eg. Salmon salad at Pier 1 and steamed fish at Coral Cliff are both “healthier” options).
80 US. That’s a lot. Too much for poor Service.
At that price, service should be top tier yes.
Pier 1 is not real food. It's American junk food. The drinks are not natural
We do eat a variety of foods in Jamaica (including junk food). Have you ever seen the lines at our KFC’s? 🙈😋😁
Slow down your eating
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