Spices Jamaican Cuisine

Spices Jamaican Cuisine

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Spices Jamaican NW10

Situated at 371-373 High Road in London, Spices Jamaican offers fantastic Jamaican Cuisine to take away.

The Spices Jamaican is renowned in the area for its quality and presentation of freshly cooked food, we achieve this by paying special attention to every fine detail in our menu and only using the very finest and freshest ingredients.

If you are looking for a great selection of food to takeaway in the London, NW10 area, then take a look and order from our easy to use on screen menu.

http://www.spicesjamaican.co.uk

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Rudie's in Dalston | Restaurant review – The Upcoming

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This August marks 55 years since Jamaica become an independent nation and with such an event traditionally calling for an excess of food, drink and music, Rudie’s in Dalston weren’t waiting to be asked twice.

So, drawing on this but with a decidedly more contemporary flair, the menu at Rudie’s pays homage to its maternal roots as well as its new ones, just five minutes from Dalston Kingsland’s overground.

A salute to Jamaica’s national fruit in the form of delicate ackee mayo is lost ever so slightly in a pool of scotch bonnet pepper coulis; no complaints on this, though, we could drink the stuff.

Artfully coiled atop a nest of okra, pumpkin and (you guessed it) more callaloo, its delicate flavours provide a welcome respite from heat – but watch out for bones.

A celebration of flavour and culture that spans both oceans and years, Rudie’s pays homage to its heritage in a way that only cooking can.

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