Cornpie,coocoo,bake and shark,doubles, ital(soya roti-not Trinidad based but taste really good) ,curry crab and dumplings ,provision and saltfish and much more🤗
I don't think the foods look like how we really do it here in Trinidad. Sorry her presentation of the foods like the marcaroni pie not supposed to fall apart like that, its curried goat and it not supposed to be black not to mention split peas what we call dhal, dhal never supposed to be grainy its supposed to be in a thick liquid. Sorry i guess she has her own way, but its definitely not like those dishes. U will taste the real flavours and see the real things here. 💜
Agreed, it doesn't look like the traditional versions of the dishes. Looks good though, but not really Trini. Same sentiments for part 1. The Ox Tail looks more like a take on Oxtail and Rice and peas, a Jamaican dish. On another side note, Curry stew is taking over, sadly.... the goat looks like curry stew goat, I was served this in a roti a few years ago, now I'm completely scarred. Excellent video though, and despite the inaccuracies, I absolutely support the fact that Lisa is representing the Red, White and Black all the way there. Great stuff!
She need to stop saying that she's serving "Authentic Trinidadian Food". You need to come to Trinidad and Tobago for the real thing cause her representation of the foods not doing Trini justice.
Glad you enjoyed our sort of Trini food, but you need to actually try a real representation of our food if you enjoyed this. The rice with the coconut milk is called Pelau and the Split Peas and white rice, maybe basmati rice, the split peas is usually pureed with roasted geera, garlic, shadow-beni, a little saffron etc. It is called Dhal here in T&T, you can have it with Curry Duck, Curry Chicken, Curry Goat, Stew Chicken or to mix it up Curry-Stew. You must have habanero pepper/pepper sause with all dishes. Enjoy 🇹🇹
Only thing is the solo yes... Alyuh see the curry goat? I thought it was stew... She hv the man tlking like a guyanese goat curry... Nooooo it's curry goat... I'm so sad 😭
@@abzalmohammed1184 Perhaps you should watch his previous video. Her mother who the restaurant was named after was Trinidadian. Therefore, the owner was raised in a Trinidadian household. Please do not get Guyana involved because its not needed and your assumptions are disrespectful. We also have to understand, people make things differently according to what ingredients they have access to and the taste palette of the audience. This is why Caribbean people can't agree on something because we always think we have the best of something, quick to criticise instead of showing support. It was a fantastic video! Thanks for showing our culture Steve Cha
Hate to say it, but that food does not look like the good food from my native land. The curry goat looks more like it has been stewed and has practically no sauce. The oxtail also looks very dry. I have never seen macaroni pie done by pouring milk at the side like that and it looks more green than yellow, not to mention that the rice for pelau (peas and rice dish) was not washed or browned. Pigeon peas is definitely not garbanzo beans (chick peas), it is actually called granules by the Latin Americans. Trying to be kind, so I will stop here. Honestly, I really was so excited when I saw my homeland cuisine being featured, but became more and more disappointed as the video progressed. It just did not look like a good authentic representation of Trini cuisine.
She didn't wash her rice that's a nonono You need to come Trinidad For the Real thing because the food they cook in America taste completely different from what we cook in TNT 🇹🇹
How do you pronounce the word Bag? To-bag-go. I am ashamed of you all, you don't know the history of your country, and you cannot speak or write properly. You are trying to correct the man, but he is pronouncing it the right way. The proper pronunciation would be more like Tobacco. the Island was called Tobacco because it is shaped like a Cigar. FYI; I am Trinidadian.
@@shkela4445 ikr... It's funny how someone who portrays themselves as 'the intelligent one', would go straight to an Insult of another, instead of educating that said person, respectfully
I'm happy to see she's promoting our food.. many households have their variations and that's why our food culture is so awesome. We use loads of seasoning and it's usually fresh from gardens which makes a huge difference. Good luck on your food journeys.
Just visit Trinidad and Tobago when you get the chance and experience the food here yourself Also we call it curry chicken/goat 🙂 not chicken/goat curry
@@wtmmm3546 Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
5:10 Fun fact about "Solo" - the company was started in Trinidad before WW2 when its founder, a local of East Indian Muslim descent, bought a very small soft drink operation that bottled its drinks by hand (one every two minutes). During WW2 the founder bought up the stock of glass bottles from a closing down Canadian soft drink company called Solo, the bottles came with the iconic name and logo and bottle design. When he wanted to expand his company he applied for startup information and loans under his real name, Serjad Makmadeen, but was unsuccessful. He changed his name to Joseph Charles, reapplied and was successful. Thus we have Joseph Charles Bottling Works aka Solo, the premier soft drink company in Trinidad and Tobago.
Idk but I know of other foods we know that would be call something else like shaitan Jamaicans call it jack fruit. Etc, I don't discriminate, her cooking is definitely not a good representation our food
Don’t worry about the negative comments. I am a Trinidadian living in London UK for 31 years and it will always be a bit difficult to duplicate the foods of Trinidad to make it exactly like how it is back home in Trinidad. Well done Mia, keep up the great work and keep on representing 🇹🇹
@@RockstarEater if you want a true experience of trini food you should check out taste of trini RUclips channel you would have a better idea of trini food and definitely come to Trinidad to get the real experience taste wise....
@@RockstarEater it's authentic enough. I know you hella enjoyed it. Shout OUT to Mia and the crew for reppin trinbago❗ 👍💯 And thanks for showcasing our foods.👏👍
I love how ur responses are always respectful in the comments. Thanks for trying our food 🇹🇹 Hopefully u can come here one day & taste the best of the best❤️. Keep up the good content i hope ur channel blows up & prospers❤️.
I thank her for putting T&T out there. Big up to Mia's Kitchen, im sure the food taste great, but it doesn't look authentic. Love her for trying though.
Ok so the thing about trinidad food u have to learn it from a trinidad person. The rice and peas u supposed to brown sugar so it comes out nice dark brown there is a name for it but i cant spell it properly lol😁. And the dishes are way too dry. But he we in a pandemic so u cant get the beat rn but i like the interest in our food culture
Man you about to get a lot of love from Trinis. Keep this kind of video up... You'll have all Trinidad and Too.. bay.. go subscribing to you. Great job.
I agree with all the comments, I have been living in the US 20+ years...that’s not how we prepare any of our meals. Find a restaurant in NYC or come to my home in ATL... because you were robbed. I never heard bhandaniya in macaroni pie( we don’t say Mac and cheese). Dhal is something that is like a gravy it’s not supposed to be like red beans... This woman sounds like a 2nd generation Trini 😂😅😂😅😂 Trinis do not eat oxtails, that’s Jamaican!!!!! I suggest you watch @Caribbeanpot or @TasteofTrini on RUclips for better meals.
Oxtails may not be popular here in T&T now but I wouldn't say it's strictly Jamaican.. I have some in my freezer right now to stew along with some redbeans and basmati rice.
@@RockstarEater Your pronunciation of Tobago was very good, and I am from T&T. The majority of people here pronounces it just the way you did, as Too-bay go. The proper pronunciation would be more like Tobacco. the Island was called Tobacco because it is shaped like a Cigar.
Oh lord the way he says “Tobago” as “TobAgo” 🙉🥴😂 and a solo with a doubles is the best thing!! 🥳🔥🇹🇹 I believe the macaroni pie fell apart probably because she didn’t put eggs in it.
I'm very flattered that someone enjoys our foods I never imagined that Americans were able to get their hands of our food well cause I thought that people never noticed our country so thank you for spreading the word I hope when Covid is over you can decide to visit😃😃😃
Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
@@paulina4983 for clarification, we actually say "curried goat" because we are describing the type of meat cooked. "curry goat" is just the slang way of saying it (yeah we lazy with words lol). So you are describing the main item which is the meat, which would make it "curried goat" instead of "goat curry". Eg. Do you say "chicken soup" or "soup chicken" ? The main part of the dish is the soup so you would have to say "chicken soup" because you're describing the soup, not the chicken in this scenario.
@@RevFlash_ yeah I’m Trini but I also come from a culinary background . We are one of the few that say curry or curried before the the item. Lol it’s getting tiresome that we still on this chicken curry; curry chicken battle
Banger upload. Her pie and green peas rice looked next level. Looking forward to one day you visit us directly at Trinidad and Tobago all you need is to walk with your appetite. Stay blessed keep safe One love from beautiful Trinidad and Tobago ❤️👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼🇹🇹.
@@RockstarEater we seem to have some sort of rivalry with Guyana as it pertains to food lol. They say goat/ chicken curry while we trinis say curried goat/ chicken. Trinidad and Guyana are also very close geographically and in its ethnic makeup of the population. The main two races are of African or Indian descent (each at about 40% of the population with the difference being made up of other ethnicities.) this is unique to the Caribbean since trinidad and Guyana are the only two Caribbean countries where people of East Indian descent form such a large percentage of the population. as a result Afro and indo food has influenced our respective cuisines in a similar fashion
Curried goat is my fav meat ever but my fav Trinidadian food is Sunday food, crab, calalloo and dumplings and provision and green figs and saltfish with stewed lentil peas.
I'm Glad That you Liked Our Food! especially The Doubles it's Really Tasty! 🇹🇹 And Im Glad That It Has A Food court Of Our Trinidad and Tobago Food! 🇹🇹
Hey man, great video. But to get that real trini flavor you need to visit here as soon as our borders open. For now maybe you can attempt some recipes yourself. Start off with a "Pelau" or "curry chicken" recreation. There's a few RUclipsrs you can follow.
So happy you enjoyed our Trini food...it is not really the way it is prepared at home here but if you like the food then..you will definitely be blown away by the authentic foods here at home. Thanks to the chef for introducing others to our awesome food👍👍👍
@@paulina4983 if you have any common sense, you will can see that the rice is dry, meaning it wasn't washed. If it was washed prior, then it would have been wet and not dry.
@ Random Trinidadian -So tell me since you're so great with word pronunciation , where is the "Y " in the word ? If you don't like the vlog then you should kindly remove yourself from the subscription ..
Seriously you got issues whatever you are , I've a lot of friends from Trinidad n Tobago and they are the nicest people ever , so I don't understand why are you so angry ..
In true Trinidadian form, most of the comments are in the form of a negative criticism :-( ... Go easy guys...while it may not be exactly like the food is here in T&T, she is presenting our food the way she knows how; maybe some constructive critiquing would go a longer way ;-) Thanks to Rockstar Eater for doing a part 2 on Trinbagonian food; keep up the good work
Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
@@trininatsu9352 Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :) SO NO IT IS NOT ONLY GUYANESE PEOPLE. MOVE WITH YOUR STALE COMMENTS!
You know what really cements this video for me, that you're eating all that good food with an authentic plastic fork. That's a real trini meal for yuh.
@@RandomTrinidadian Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
Trini here! she did a great job but you should definitely come to our country when the borders are open and you definitely have to try our pelau, goat roti, our chicken feet souse and our doubles😋😋
Reading the comments and as trinis we really are critical 🥴 Can we just appreciate the fact that he's highlighting trinidadian content ...so what if he's pronouncing some of the items incorrectly or that the food isn't prepped 100% trini way. I'm excited that our food is being highlighted and I can't wait to visit LA to give it a try. Kudos on the content
Everyone has their own version of their recipe In my opinion there are more than one way to cook the same dish Looking forward to more videos Goat curry, curry Goat same thing Greetings from Trinidad
Goat curry is not the same as Curry Goat - If one is representing authentic Trini culture, it is only respectful that one reefers to the aspect of that culture by the name that's used in that country. That's like saying a Steeldrum and a Steelpan is the same thing or Split peas soup is the same as Dahl, or Peas and Rice, and, Pelau is the same thing. The ingredients maybe the same , but the method and experience is different.
Love seeing our culture being introduced around the world…… also u got the pronunciation Trinidad correct but Tobago wrong it is pronounced as two-bay-go…..hope to see u coming to our country one day😁
I think all the negative comments about "that's not what Trini food supposed to look like " or saying "come to Trinidad for real Trini food "- are from Trinidadians who never left the island. Period . They know just one way to make a dish . Just imagine if you left and found out what real pizza and Chinese food supposed to look like outside of Trinidad . Grow-up people! putting someone's art or creation down is not ok
@@RockstarEater ya...if u love that food your eyes r getting smaller n your smile so bright but if u don't ..hmmm..psstt..I don't want to tell u .. ssshhh 😂😂
Hmmm ...oxtail yummy. I miss home! Now I'm hungry for doubles and oxtail. I use koriander to replace shadow Beni but it's not the same ... Where do I go for Trini food if you're in Amsterdam 😁
Just a small correction forMia, garbanzo beans is what is known as chick peas or channa. Pigeon peas on the other hand is also called gungo peas. Keep up the good cooking promoting our cuisine and country.
Wow that's is nice but we T&T a so different people and each one has it family way of cooking and love the family way is right 😊 we love our cooking 🤩 to me my mom and grandma love to cook 😋💗 so try am different of my Island 🏝️💞
Weeeeyyyy....Really nice that you tried Trini food!! 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 While the food looks delish, the dishes look adapted for Americans (fair enough...some American franchises back home adapt flavors and menus for Trini palates). I’d still try this restaurant, if ever in LA. When safe to travel, visit Trinidad and Tobago (pronounced “Tuh-bay-go” ) and experience our beautiful fusion of food and culture. I’ve been in the states a long time but nothing like authentic Trini food on Trini soil (yes yes and Tobago - ah eh fuhget allyeh!). 🇹🇹 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 Best to you!
@@RockstarEater Anywhere around Queens Park Savannah or Ariapita Avenue. If u come to Tobago, check out the Port Mall in Scarborough or anywhere in Crown Point. U have to try our Doubles.
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Stew lentil peas and white rice
Stew Chicken, Macoroni Pie and Fry Rice.
Beef pelau with a glass of mauby with vanilla essence.
I live Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇹🇹. My favourite food is definitely roti or macaroni pie and stewed chicken. Rocstar eater I love this video.
Cornpie,coocoo,bake and shark,doubles, ital(soya roti-not Trinidad based but taste really good) ,curry crab and dumplings ,provision and saltfish and much more🤗
I don't think the foods look like how we really do it here in Trinidad. Sorry her presentation of the foods like the marcaroni pie not supposed to fall apart like that, its curried goat and it not supposed to be black not to mention split peas what we call dhal, dhal never supposed to be grainy its supposed to be in a thick liquid. Sorry i guess she has her own way, but its definitely not like those dishes. U will taste the real flavours and see the real things here. 💜
Yes he has to come trinbago for the flavour and looks of our food
I'm a jamaican but have trini friends and thought...that dint look quite right. Will taste good though
Agreed, it doesn't look like the traditional versions of the dishes. Looks good though, but not really Trini. Same sentiments for part 1.
The Ox Tail looks more like a take on Oxtail and Rice and peas, a Jamaican dish.
On another side note, Curry stew is taking over, sadly.... the goat looks like curry stew goat, I was served this in a roti a few years ago, now I'm completely scarred.
Excellent video though, and despite the inaccuracies, I absolutely support the fact that Lisa is representing the Red, White and Black all the way there. Great stuff!
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@@RockstarEater I don't want to mention other channels, but please check out trinidadian food channels to see what it looks like
She need to stop saying that she's serving "Authentic Trinidadian Food". You need to come to Trinidad and Tobago for the real thing cause her representation of the foods not doing Trini justice.
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Exactly. This is such a terrible representation of our food.
Glad you enjoyed our sort of Trini food, but you need to actually try a real representation of our food if you enjoyed this. The rice with the coconut milk is called Pelau and the Split Peas and white rice, maybe basmati rice, the split peas is usually pureed with roasted geera, garlic, shadow-beni, a little saffron etc. It is called Dhal here in T&T, you can have it with Curry Duck, Curry Chicken, Curry Goat, Stew Chicken or to mix it up Curry-Stew. You must have habanero pepper/pepper sause with all dishes. Enjoy 🇹🇹
I'm from tobago and we dont cook so. Sorry but this is not how we cook
@@9120nicole Girl, no Trinbagonian cooks so. This woman probably never even visited our country!
I don't think she's doing it right😂,but come Trinidad for the real stuff🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
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The only thing thats gets approved is the solo lol
Only thing is the solo yes... Alyuh see the curry goat? I thought it was stew... She hv the man tlking like a guyanese goat curry... Nooooo it's curry goat... I'm so sad 😭
@@RockstarEater yeah you should in our country itself you will get the real thing .
@@Lordkeon lmaoooo exactly
What I'd like to know is if the person cooking has any trini in her bcuz there is no way a trini cooks food like that. Never forget your roots ...
:)
Periodddd💀😭😭😭❤️
I think she's guyanese passing herself off as a trini
@@abzalmohammed1184 Perhaps you should watch his previous video. Her mother who the restaurant was named after was Trinidadian. Therefore, the owner was raised in a Trinidadian household. Please do not get Guyana involved because its not needed and your assumptions are disrespectful. We also have to understand, people make things differently according to what ingredients they have access to and the taste palette of the audience. This is why Caribbean people can't agree on something because we always think we have the best of something, quick to criticise instead of showing support. It was a fantastic video! Thanks for showing our culture Steve Cha
@@abzalmohammed1184 why are u tryna diss Guyanese food and people by comparing us to this smh
Hate to say it, but that food does not look like the good food from my native land. The curry goat looks more like it has been stewed and has practically no sauce. The oxtail also looks very dry. I have never seen macaroni pie done by pouring milk at the side like that and it looks more green than yellow, not to mention that the rice for pelau (peas and rice dish) was not washed or browned. Pigeon peas is definitely not garbanzo beans (chick peas), it is actually called granules by the Latin Americans. Trying to be kind, so I will stop here. Honestly, I really was so excited when I saw my homeland cuisine being featured, but became more and more disappointed as the video progressed. It just did not look like a good authentic representation of Trini cuisine.
grandules (auto correct got me)
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You need to go look at his other vid from that same restaurant
Well at least some one said it I was trying to nice 😭
All that trinidad food is the best🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Yes indeed!
Omgosh, she didn't wash the rice....that is so not Caribbean.
I am grenadian and I spent alotta time in T&T...sorry, trinis duh cook so...
Sure right we don't cook so!🇹🇹
When she didn't wash the rice i was like....eeeeeerm...sorry whut.
@@mrsapplez2007 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
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N we call it stew chicken not chicken stew
She didn't wash her rice that's a nonono You need to come Trinidad For the Real thing because the food they cook in America taste completely different from what we cook in TNT 🇹🇹
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Couldn't agree with you more that food is looking so dry.
who died and made you the king of trinidad
@@salmasalinas7443 wdmc
When he said shadow bunny 🤣🤣🤣
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Is how he saying Trinidad like a trini and saying Tobago like a outsider
I pray for you🙏
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😂😂😂😂 Oh gosh why you so ahaha I noticed but I know he has an accent, so let it slide
How do you pronounce the word Bag?
To-bag-go. I am ashamed of you all, you don't know the history of your country, and you cannot speak or write properly. You are trying to correct the man, but he is pronouncing it the right way.
The proper pronunciation would be more like Tobacco. the Island was called Tobacco because it is shaped like a Cigar. FYI; I am Trinidadian.
@@MrNhojstrebor Chill nha stupzz y u cyah take ah joke🙄
@@shkela4445 ikr... It's funny how someone who portrays themselves as 'the intelligent one', would go straight to an Insult of another, instead of educating that said person, respectfully
I'm happy to see she's promoting our food.. many households have their variations and that's why our food culture is so awesome. We use loads of seasoning and it's usually fresh from gardens which makes a huge difference. Good luck on your food journeys.
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Her food looks great but if you want real trinibago food come to our twin island when borders are open
What are great restaurants on the island?
@@RockstarEater There is literally thousands of random restaurants that cook our cuisine everywhere in Trini..you just need to come yes
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@@RockstarEater u can go to doubles stan, maracas Fry shark and bake and then it has alot more small restaurants all over our island
Stop fooling the man, Trinis won't eat that.
Just visit Trinidad and Tobago when you get the chance and experience the food here yourself
Also we call it curry chicken/goat 🙂 not chicken/goat curry
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Curry goat, curry before the goat... Curry goat.. 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
This is how it is said internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
@@wtmmm3546 Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
comb ur hair then comment
Man couldn't get enough he went back again💪💯
Yes. More stuff to try! :)
Yes, that rich Creole and Indian flavA keeps you wanting more.😆
5:10 Fun fact about "Solo" - the company was started in Trinidad before WW2 when its founder, a local of East Indian Muslim descent, bought a very small soft drink operation that bottled its drinks by hand (one every two minutes). During WW2 the founder bought up the stock of glass bottles from a closing down Canadian soft drink company called Solo, the bottles came with the iconic name and logo and bottle design. When he wanted to expand his company he applied for startup information and loans under his real name, Serjad Makmadeen, but was unsuccessful. He changed his name to Joseph Charles, reapplied and was successful. Thus we have Joseph Charles Bottling Works aka Solo, the premier soft drink company in Trinidad and Tobago.
Thank you for this!! Baddest sweet drink. If only Canning's would have stayed making their mango sweetdrink as well.
At this point you need to stop frequenting that restaurant
FACTS
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No he enjoys it , she did it her way (Trini here)
@@RockstarEater come visit ; glad you liked her version
@@redchick4 She has no clue what she's doing.
That macaroni pie ain't looking right...
Come down Trinidad and get the real stuff...
But I commend her for promoting our food
What does a macaroni pie look like?
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and your face don’t look right 🤷♀️🤷♀️ can’t fix that tho
@@salmasalinas7443 sis who you talkin to?
The macaroni pie looked just delish. Proud of the representation. 👏
Good to see people in the comments noticing the same thing with this one.
Blessings to all the islanders
Yes indeed.
keep your blessing to yourself looking dry as all get out
@@salmasalinas7443 💜🙏🏾💫
I’m so happy you’re trying our foods but that dhal was not made properly. It’s still hard. Please come to TT to get authentic and amazing food
What are the best places to eat in Trinidad?
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@@RockstarEater try this guy out. He reviews food around Trinidad
instagram.com/foodietaleswithzaak?igshid=126hk7ucc4t2b
tellin this man to go to another county ight
When she said pigeon peas is called garbanzo beans I couldn’t watch anymore
Ur aware that different places would call it different names right.
@@skylarali6932 name one place that calls pigeon peas garbanzo beans...just one.
Idk but I know of other foods we know that would be call something else like shaitan Jamaicans call it jack fruit. Etc, I don't discriminate, her cooking is definitely not a good representation our food
@@skylarali6932 NOWHERE & NOBODY calls pigeon peas garbanzo beans!
Y'all should try Google it's a useful tool.
Damn! That macaroni pie should be illegal! I think my cholesterol went up just from looking at it! lol.
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That was inappropriate. SMH.
There ain't no such thing as too much cheese
@@SobrietyandSolace That's so . . . cheesy. lol.
Don’t worry about the negative comments. I am a Trinidadian living in London UK for 31 years and it will always be a bit difficult to duplicate the foods of Trinidad to make it exactly like how it is back home in Trinidad. Well done Mia, keep up the great work and keep on representing 🇹🇹
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Well said. 👍
Please visit Trinidad and Tobago to really experience our food.
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Yes, please do. 🇹🇹🇹🇹💯
SHOUT OUT to Mia's restaurant for exposing the Trini flavA❗👍
This is in no way an accurate representation of our food😕
None of this exists in Trinidad?
Rockstar Eater it exists but it’s executed quite differently
@@RockstarEater if you want a true experience of trini food you should check out taste of trini RUclips channel you would have a better idea of trini food and definitely come to Trinidad to get the real experience taste wise....
@@RockstarEater it's 30% Trini, 70% American....
Just not right
@@RockstarEater it's authentic enough. I know you hella enjoyed it. Shout OUT to Mia and the crew for reppin trinbago❗ 👍💯 And thanks for showcasing our foods.👏👍
Why is the split peas (dhal) so dry This is not how it look down here🤣
Dry like she foot bottom
@@mrsapplez2007 I cry!!! 😂😂😂😂
@@jhafiamoore9910 😂😂😂😂😂
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@@mrsapplez2007 i dedddd💀💀💀😭
I've never seen curry goat that dark. It's as brown as if browning were used.
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Oh he said "To bag o" 🤢
For further reference its pronounced To-ba-go or To-bay-go 🙂 your welcome 😊😊
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@@RockstarEater it's pronounced to-bay-go.. not to-bah-go
Next time remember Too... Bay... Go... Lolol... We appreciate when people pronounce it right especially the Tobagonians. Great video bro. Keep it up.
Thank you for representing our food/culture 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹. My favorite Trini food will always be roti.
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It’s the way he says “Tobago” for me 🤣🤣
I will get better :)
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Should have heard him say Trinidadian in the first episode
I love how ur responses are always respectful in the comments. Thanks for trying our food 🇹🇹 Hopefully u can come here one day & taste the best of the best❤️. Keep up the good content i hope ur channel blows up & prospers❤️.
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At least this time they give the man a banana solo, still not red though
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I thank her for putting T&T out there. Big up to Mia's Kitchen, im sure the food taste great, but it doesn't look authentic. Love her for trying though.
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I'm happy you made a part 2, also I'm from Trinidad 🇹🇹
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Wow love the video man!
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Thanks for the notoriety Mia!👍💯 Keep up the good work.
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Ok so the thing about trinidad food u have to learn it from a trinidad person. The rice and peas u supposed to brown sugar so it comes out nice dark brown there is a name for it but i cant spell it properly lol😁. And the dishes are way too dry. But he we in a pandemic so u cant get the beat rn but i like the interest in our food culture
It's called Pelau browned rice and peas sometimes meat is added very good.
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It's pelau
All the best to this lady business!
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Hi Steve! Thanks for this video. I'm a person that likes to try different dishes around the world. Looks good!
Hope you try it sometime!
Man you about to get a lot of love from Trinis. Keep this kind of video up... You'll have all Trinidad and Too.. bay.. go subscribing to you. Great job.
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I agree with all the comments, I have been living in the US 20+ years...that’s not how we prepare any of our meals. Find a restaurant in NYC or come to my home in ATL... because you were robbed. I never heard bhandaniya in macaroni pie( we don’t say Mac and cheese). Dhal is something that is like a gravy it’s not supposed to be like red beans... This woman sounds like a 2nd generation Trini 😂😅😂😅😂 Trinis do not eat oxtails, that’s Jamaican!!!!! I suggest you watch @Caribbeanpot or @TasteofTrini on RUclips for better meals.
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I most weaken 😭😭😭😭😭😭💀
Homegirl say d gyal sound like a 2nd generation Trini
i highly doubt😭😭😭😭
Oxtails may not be popular here in T&T now but I wouldn't say it's strictly Jamaican.. I have some in my freezer right now to stew along with some redbeans and basmati rice.
We do eat oxtails though 😂
agreed
Im from Trinidad and Im soooo proud and happy to see how much you love our foods!!!! Lets do part 3 lol
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Thank you for highlighting my country dishes
It's my pleasure. Which was your favorite?
@@RockstarEater goat roti that's my favorite also oxtail soup
Yum that food looks fantastic 😍 I’d love to try trinadadian food one day.
It's so good!
Come to trinidad if you can. This was not authentic😭 but they tried
Try it but just not from there
It's a good representation of our cuisine. You should definitely try it.
The way he says Tobago doesn't sit right with me 💀
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I agree
@@RockstarEater Your pronunciation of Tobago was very good, and I am from T&T. The majority of people here pronounces it just the way you did, as Too-bay go. The proper pronunciation would be more like Tobacco. the Island was called Tobacco because it is shaped like a Cigar.
@@MrNhojstrebor I said you are talking crap! The pronunciation of our twin island of Tobago is TO-BAY-GO! We should know!
your profile don’t sit right with me
Oh lord the way he says “Tobago” as “TobAgo” 🙉🥴😂 and a solo with a doubles is the best thing!! 🥳🔥🇹🇹 I believe the macaroni pie fell apart probably because she didn’t put eggs in it.
As a vegetarian u don't need to add eggs to keep the pie together ...... a lot of cheese n milk Wil do the job
@@mohinidasi9357 well something she didn’t do right because it did not stay together 🤣
A doubles with a Apple J or a peardrax is even better. LOL!
I'm very flattered that someone enjoys our foods I never imagined that Americans were able to get their hands of our food well cause I thought that people never noticed our country so thank you for spreading the word I hope when Covid is over you can decide to visit😃😃😃
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Good upload. Caribbean food is very delicious, good menus. I always enjoy it. Looks natural.
Yes, thank you
When you come trinidad eat at all the double places where they sell doubles, pholorie ,shehnai and aloo pie
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Curry goat*
To-Bay-go = Tobago*
Just a little help with the pronunciation 🙂
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Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
Nope. We say curry first. Curry chicken, curry goat, curry potato......
@@paulina4983 for clarification, we actually say "curried goat" because we are describing the type of meat cooked. "curry goat" is just the slang way of saying it (yeah we lazy with words lol).
So you are describing the main item which is the meat, which would make it "curried goat" instead of "goat curry".
Eg. Do you say "chicken soup" or "soup chicken" ?
The main part of the dish is the soup so you would have to say "chicken soup" because you're describing the soup, not the chicken in this scenario.
@@RevFlash_ yeah I’m Trini but I also come from a culinary background . We are one of the few that say curry or curried before the the item. Lol it’s getting tiresome that we still on this chicken curry; curry chicken battle
♥️Thank you so much this is nice 👍
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Banger upload. Her pie and green peas rice looked next level. Looking forward to one day you visit us directly at Trinidad and Tobago all you need is to walk with your appetite. Stay blessed keep safe One love from beautiful Trinidad and Tobago ❤️👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼🇹🇹.
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aye i feel like this lady is a guyanese who prolly lived in TnT for some time XD
Who knows, but it tastes great! Is Guyanese food the same?
@@RockstarEater we seem to have some sort of rivalry with Guyana as it pertains to food lol. They say goat/ chicken curry while we trinis say curried goat/ chicken. Trinidad and Guyana are also very close geographically and in its ethnic makeup of the population. The main two races are of African or Indian descent (each at about 40% of the population with the difference being made up of other ethnicities.) this is unique to the Caribbean since trinidad and Guyana are the only two Caribbean countries where people of East Indian descent form such a large percentage of the population. as a result Afro and indo food has influenced our respective cuisines in a similar fashion
Lol lmao!
@@RockstarEater it’s similar ..if you read Caribbean history ..Indian indentured servants were all over de islands so some of the foods are similar
Curried goat is my fav meat ever but my fav Trinidadian food is Sunday food, crab, calalloo and dumplings and provision and green figs and saltfish with stewed lentil peas.
Sounds great!
I'm Glad That you Liked Our Food! especially The Doubles it's Really Tasty! 🇹🇹 And Im Glad That It Has A Food court Of Our Trinidad and Tobago Food! 🇹🇹
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Where exactly did that look like doubles?
I concur. 👍
Hey man, great video. But to get that real trini flavor you need to visit here as soon as our borders open. For now maybe you can attempt some recipes yourself. Start off with a "Pelau" or "curry chicken" recreation. There's a few RUclipsrs you can follow.
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Glad yuh like we food.
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Hi there... how are you.... good work man keep it up...will be watching all... thanks...♥️♥️👍👍
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Woi woi bro it's too...bay.....go.... Lololololzzzz. Hahahahahahahahahaha. You had it right from the beginning lolololzzzzzzz.
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@@RockstarEater I got you G. Yuh done know.
You need to come Trinidad get it from the country it origin from🇹🇹🇹🇹
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Beautiful video, food looks great. When I find a Trini spot I feel so at home.
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So happy you enjoyed our Trini food...it is not really the way it is prepared at home here but if you like the food then..you will definitely be blown away by the authentic foods here at home. Thanks to the chef for introducing others to our awesome food👍👍👍
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I had tried the oxtail dish and is so good 👍
Awesome.
Looks like she didn't wash the rice. That's a big no no...
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Just because you didn't see it in the video, doesn't mean it didn't happen.
STEUPS! Senseless.
@@paulina4983 if you have any common sense, you will can see that the rice is dry, meaning it wasn't washed. If it was washed prior, then it would have been wet and not dry.
Its pronounce "To-Bey-Go"
Not ToBahgo
Also, Macoroni Pie with Stew Chicken is the best!
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@ Random Trinidadian -So tell me since you're so great with word pronunciation , where is the "Y " in the word ? If you don't like the vlog then you should kindly remove yourself from the subscription ..
@@princessleah8457 shut up and sit down, Karen. No one asked for your "opinion"
Seriously you got issues whatever you are , I've a lot of friends from Trinidad n Tobago and they are the nicest people ever , so I don't understand why are you so angry ..
@@princessleah8457 so you say.
And like i said, Karen, sit down and shut up.
Trini food is some of the best! I want some!! 😊
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In true Trinidadian form, most of the comments are in the form of a negative criticism :-( ... Go easy guys...while it may not be exactly like the food is here in T&T, she is presenting our food the way she knows how; maybe some constructive critiquing would go a longer way ;-) Thanks to Rockstar Eater for doing a part 2 on Trinbagonian food; keep up the good work
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Fellow trini 🇹🇹 🇹🇹 here and you're pronouncing Tobago wrong
The macaroni pie was different to how we do it but good video
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@Karen Seems like it.
We don't put all those cheese types in a macaroni pie only Regular cheddar cheese
I don't know if I missed it. But it had no egg in it also.
@@skylarali6932 You don't need eggs- just a binder.
Its called curry goat. Not goat curry!!!!!!
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It’s goats curry ... and I’ll prove it
Hahahahaa only Guyanese does say goat curry an chicken stew.
Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
@@trininatsu9352 Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :) SO NO IT IS NOT ONLY GUYANESE PEOPLE. MOVE WITH YOUR STALE COMMENTS!
we need to find some, asap!
I'd be very curious to see it in Minneapolis.
You know what really cements this video for me, that you're eating all that good food with an authentic plastic fork.
That's a real trini meal for yuh.
Hi I enjoyed the Part 1 to this video and Part 2. I think, the chef is doing her best and I don't think people should judge her for it. Awesome video
Thank you so much!
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It is called "curry goat"
He prob part Guyanese.
@@RandomTrinidadian or de trinis dey not giving him de correct name 👈trini slang I'm using.
@@karelphillips3483 no, trinis never say Goat Curry. The a Guyanese thing
@@RandomTrinidadian I know, I born and bred in Trinidad. Probably the people at the restsurant telling him that, he keeps saying it.
@@RandomTrinidadian Curry is usually said after the protein which is a standard internationally which includes the US, the place this restaurant is located. Perhaps we are the backward ones :)
Noice video :)
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Trini here! she did a great job but you should definitely come to our country when the borders are open and you definitely have to try our pelau, goat roti, our chicken feet souse and our doubles😋😋
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Macaroni is eaten mostly at sunday lunch. It is one of the best vegetarian dishes. You could put minced beef in macaroni if desired.
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No you can't. Blasphemy
Not in a traditional pie. He can't even get the authentic pie correct and you want to tell him about minced meat? Steups. No eh.
@@__Queen_of_Hearts__ everyone has different opinons and options in food preparations
@@Reba247 well, that is your opinion. People have different ways of preparing food.
U have to come trinidad for the real thing.
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U hadda come down here and try everything 😂🇹🇹🇹🇹
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I am from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 you should come when the boarders are open and safe to travel and enjoy our carnival
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Macaroni pie and red beans and stew chicken or pork with some boil plantain.the goat is cut too big
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Yes... that’s how you serve macaroni pie
Come to Houston and I'll introduce to real Trini food!
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@@RockstarEater hit me up when you are ready!
Reading the comments and as trinis we really are critical 🥴 Can we just appreciate the fact that he's highlighting trinidadian content ...so what if he's pronouncing some of the items incorrectly or that the food isn't prepped 100% trini way. I'm excited that our food is being highlighted and I can't wait to visit LA to give it a try. Kudos on the content
My exact words
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Like my trini food I like how u enjoy it to, big up to u and your channel 😎
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Everyone has their own version of their recipe
In my opinion there are more than one way to cook the same dish
Looking forward to more videos
Goat curry, curry Goat same thing
Greetings from Trinidad
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Goat curry is not the same as Curry Goat - If one is representing authentic Trini culture, it is only respectful that one reefers to the aspect of that culture by the name that's used in that country. That's like saying a Steeldrum and a Steelpan is the same thing or Split peas soup is the same as Dahl, or Peas and Rice, and, Pelau is the same thing. The ingredients maybe the same , but the method and experience is different.
Please stop saying goat curry!!!! Its curry goat! Only Guyana people say goat curry!
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😂😂😭😭😭😭 i weak
I can imagine your anger of hearing this injustice they did us😭😭😭😭❤️
Thank you for the shout out! Just a correction. It's "TuhBAYgo" But supporting all the way for the homeland!!🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
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Love seeing our culture being introduced around the world…… also u got the pronunciation Trinidad correct but Tobago wrong it is pronounced as two-bay-go…..hope to see u coming to our country one day😁
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Looks delicioso!!... 👍
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I think all the negative comments about "that's not what Trini food supposed to look like " or saying "come to Trinidad for real Trini food "- are from Trinidadians who never left the island. Period . They know just one way to make a dish . Just imagine if you left and found out what real pizza and Chinese food supposed to look like outside of Trinidad . Grow-up people! putting someone's art or creation down is not ok
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Not exactly what our food looks like but it looks great and very delicious
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L327 👍💖
haha Steve very interesting to look at your face expression while eating ..lol
Thank you 🤗 Can you tell I like it?
@@RockstarEater ya...if u love that food your eyes r getting smaller n your smile so bright but if u don't ..hmmm..psstt..I don't want to tell u .. ssshhh 😂😂
Subbed, come on down to Trinidad and Tobago!!!
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Hmmm ...oxtail yummy. I miss home! Now I'm hungry for doubles and oxtail. I use koriander to replace shadow Beni but it's not the same ... Where do I go for Trini food if you're in Amsterdam 😁
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Hmmmm......that's a tough one. Probably have to FedEx it.😆
Just a small correction forMia, garbanzo beans is what is known as chick peas or channa. Pigeon peas on the other hand is also called gungo peas. Keep up the good cooking promoting our cuisine and country.
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That's what I thought!👍🏽
Ox tail very good for man vitality that is why it's very famous food here especially among man .. here in Malaysia we call it ' Gearbox soup/ stew'
Thanks for the info
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WOW. Interesting.
Am from trinidad and tobago u have to try the doubles with slight pepper
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Wow that's is nice but we T&T a so different people and each one has it family way of cooking and love the family way is right 😊 we love our cooking 🤩 to me my mom and grandma love to cook 😋💗 so try am different of my Island 🏝️💞
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Weeeeyyyy....Really nice that you tried Trini food!! 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
While the food looks delish, the dishes look adapted for Americans (fair enough...some American franchises back home adapt flavors and menus for Trini palates). I’d still try this restaurant, if ever in LA.
When safe to travel, visit Trinidad and Tobago (pronounced “Tuh-bay-go” ) and experience our beautiful fusion of food and culture. I’ve been in the states a long time but nothing like authentic Trini food on Trini soil (yes yes and Tobago - ah eh fuhget allyeh!). 🇹🇹 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Best to you!
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As a Tobagonian, I say Come to Trinidad and Tobago for the real deal!!!
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@@RockstarEater Anywhere around Queens Park Savannah or Ariapita Avenue. If u come to Tobago, check out the Port Mall in Scarborough or anywhere in Crown Point. U have to try our Doubles.
@@RockstarEater you should start by maracas
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