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6 thoughts on “Dinner- St Lucia Style”
Hello!
If you are in St. Lucia now, I have a restaurant recommendation for you- where the local people eat.
Go to Soufriere, (between the Pitons) and ask for Jah Lamb’s place. Best authentic Rasta fare, cooked for you by a gentle Rasta man. (Rodney Bay is for tourists.)
Typical meals in St Lucia include meat or fish FULL OF BONES! First time I got a meal there, I thought, “Whoa! This is great- this stew is FULL of meat…” It was all bones and gristle! Same thing with fish. Heads, scales- it all goes into the pot. You get used to it….
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Hello!
If you are in St. Lucia now, I have a restaurant recommendation for you- where the local people eat.
Go to Soufriere, (between the Pitons) and ask for Jah Lamb’s place. Best authentic Rasta fare, cooked for you by a gentle Rasta man. (Rodney Bay is for tourists.)
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Tell that to Sister Marie, lol
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I think I’ll pass thank you on that meal…lol… Jesus Joey, are you trying to get me to give up eating fish…lol…
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Any chance of a ‘doggy bag’.
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Typical meals in St Lucia include meat or fish FULL OF BONES! First time I got a meal there, I thought, “Whoa! This is great- this stew is FULL of meat…” It was all bones and gristle! Same thing with fish. Heads, scales- it all goes into the pot. You get used to it….
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no wayyy
it depends saint lucian food is greaatttttt
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