Bake and Shark is Trinidad and Tobago’s most iconic fast-food sandwich. It was popularized as a beach food on Maracas Bay, a beach in Trinidad, by Richard’s Bake and Shark. Now, the sandwich can be found all over the dual-island nation. Trinidadian fashion blogger Kamara Williams took producer
Trinciti Video Interview With Propa Eats
When Trinciti Roti Shop and Restaurant's late owner Vishnu Maheepat passed away last year, his son Amit stepped in like a champion. ❤️ Today, they still serve homesick Trinis, familiar Caribbean folk and curious foreigners West Indian specialties in Queens, New York. We
Triniciti Mentioned in The Gothamist’s Guide To Richmond Hill And Ozone Park
"...this Caribbean-Indian joint enjoys legendary repute among locals. On weekends the wait times can get long, but it’s worth it, regardless of what you’re coming for..."- JAKE BITTLE Read the full article: Gothamist's Guide To Richmond Hill And Ozone Park
Propa Eats Visited Trinciti
We recently had Propa Eats visit the shop. Our video interview is coming soon. View this post on Instagram You told us where to go for the best roti and doubles in NYC and we went. @trinciti_ny did not disappoint. We interviewed the owner @amit_maheepat and learned of the
Lazarus Lynch, author of Son of a Southern Chef, notes Trinciti as one of his favorite NYC spots in Timeout interview
As Timeout mentions, Lazarus Lynch is not from the south but a Jamaica Queen's native. He was a raise in a Guyanese-Southern American household. In his interview, Emma Orlow asked: In your intro you talk about growing up in Southside Jamaica, Queens and going to the fish market on Jamaica Ave. Do
Our Mention in Hoodline’s ‘The 5 best Trinidadian spots in New York City ‘
We were recently mentioned in Hoodline.com's most recent post as they ranked some of the Trinidadian food around NYC. Hoodline.com states, "[we] crunched the numbers to find the top Trinidadian spots around New York City, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of
Internationally Known Rapper Anik Khan Helps Tell The Queen’s Immigrant Story With His New Merch Release
We recently teamed up with Anik Khan and other local Queens businesses to create a limited run of shirts. Equire magazine covered the story, stating Here in America, Khan has taken the opportunity to tell the immigrant story through his music, and now, through his merchandise. In collaboration