I think Jerries is a good one

http://www.jerriesguyana.com/

 I can't stand gaudy web sites. That is a truly ugly site all on account of too much mustard and red. The structure is cool but the colors make it crude. 

I can attest to maharaja. The food was great and they were opened for dinner. Beautiful setting too.

Ha ha funny

their dhall was very tasty. Almost similar to that.....darn ah cant remember the name now! It's usually served at weddings and jandhi. It is dhall with little phoulourie balls in it. That the best. Can describe it.

Yes! How un-Guyanese of me to forget

Thanks very much folks.

Marty

My pleasure Marty. Glad to be of some assistance. God Bless.

In nomine Patri Et spiritu tuo

I took a quick look at the websites provided above and it appear that Maharaja serves Indian (from India) food - not Guyanese style curry. Maybe I am mistaken. And the German's restaurant serves creole food whcih is okay. I like cow heel soup which is served on Mondays. The location (near Tiger Bay it seems) would mean going for lunch. Nothing wrong with that. I can go for dinner elsewhere.

When you visit Guyana you want to eat Guyanese style food---not Indian Indian food.

Check out Coal Pot and then click on the link for more:

Coal Pot Restaurant

Address: Carmichael Street,

South Cummingsburg, opposite Bishop’s High School. 

The Coal Pot Restaurant is a landmark in the ‘eating out’ culture in Guyana. They serve mainly creole foods such as vegetable stews & rice, metagee, fried rice, sweet and sour pork, prawns fried rice, cook-up rice, pepper pot, soups, salads, stuffed red snapper in banana leaf, salt fish cakes, hot creole chutney and fried parsley dumplings.

Click on the link:

http://www.exploreguyana.org/WhereToEat

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Now, if you want real food---make friends with East Indians who live in the country areas---and let them introduce you to:

* Dhall and  rice and coconut choka

* Gilbaka curry

* Crab curry---sheriga or buck crab

Wash all that down with some coconut water or cane juice.

DESERT:

* Panoose and sapodilla.

Report back to the Rev when you have tried all of the above.

Rev

I will try it when I visit, need my curry at least once a week.  We just got back from Jamaica and I had some good curry there.

I have not been on here in a long time..but will be going to Gy soon and have been doing some research on restaurants  etc. Here is a list:

link

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The food is outstanding at Maharaja. You can get some good Guyanese fish meals at places like Pegasus and Grand Coastal. Hacks halal has perhaps the best Guyanese style mutton curry and dhal puri in GT. Back in my BOG days Palm Court had the best metem in town and excellent creole dishes. But I have not been there in years since the ownership change and I really can't take those pink/orange palm trees. 

The best curry I had though was from my relatives kitchen......in Berbice. Those people can cook! 

No problem. Those people can cook and feed you all day. I swear

i must have gained a few pounds since I got back

if you going back for a visit go in front of big market in the night and eat some antiman cookup with fried fish or fish ball with some local juice some of the best cook food in guyana is the street food around america street check out rocko and tell him i send you.and if you looking for some good curry parika market wild meat

Guyanaxxx has some picture of the inside of some good looking Guyanese restaurants in GT. Once your eyes get pass the gangbangs and other sexual acts as entertainment I reckon the food should be just fine. 

I see you still kicking around eh!

There was a guy with the word "Warrior" across the back of his car ( I believe it was used as a hire car (taxi))he hung around that area,America St.

Is dat Ue?

thanks Freak

Hey Cham how are you..

pix out of GY

no CAIN that is not me i use to do bussiness in america st

WOW!!! Is adt really Guyana.?  If YES I have to give a BIG Shout OUt to the GOVT of Guyana. I did not see any Line fyuh Ile and Salt.

Nice pics. I recently came back too and thoroughly enjoyed my stay.

I am into Guyanese Indian food not India Indian food.  I could'n care two guyana cents for India Indian food. I like a plate with my okra and fried shrimps with my roti and a glass of five finger drink. What better than that.  That is heaven itself.

I made a bad salmon curry today, never tried that b4..but it was good.

There are so many varieties of Indian food, some are better than others.  North Indian cooking seems less spicy and more similar to our Guyanese food than the super hot South Indian dishes.

u people will curry any and everything

U betcha!  I was at a resort in Jamaica recently and the black chef made a bad calamari curry, you should try it.

i will be eating some curry goat today will be calling you guys name

Las night I picked up a couple curry an dhall puri out of Drew Patti's on Bellamy Ave, the thing taste good except it was lil cold and the puri start get difficult to chew by the time Iman get home with it and it was only a ten min drive.

It seems there is a International Food & Drink Festival on Mar 30 @ 4:00PM at Everest Cricket Ground. At least that night I don't have to look for a place to eat.

Are you serious? There are tons of places to eat out in GT in the evening. Cruise along Sheriff St and take our pick or just go down Regent St., Albertown, Kitty and there will always be food at Stabroek Market - especially close to the Linden carpark (fresh off kero stove). I found a nice place in Durban St. that does soulfood.

One thing, I've never been in GT is hungry.

De banna want authentic GY curry JG

Food in GT is nothing but authentic and it's an insult to suggest otherwise. Marty probably wouldn' know authentic if it smacked him in the you know where.

Can't help some people. He could go to the one in Robb St. But really if he just want some curry he should just go knock on a door in a village.