*for $8 a bottle, you can buy some gentrified mAmbo () sauce at the grocery store.
Don't do it.
*Also, off subject, I like the food variety in Baltimore MUCH better than DC. DC is no slouch, but I got no issues driving up to B-More if I got a taste for something.
If you on that side, drive down a lil into Park Heights next time where all the Caribbean folks be at and get the real FIRE jerk chicken....Caribbean Heat or Royal Maroon were a couple spots I been to out there that was good
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There are SO many different variations of Mumbo Sauce around the city man.@Mark Antony
I didn't know it was black owned...only said it was gentrified because it was $8 a bottle. Not to mention, the sauce, to me, is usually the orange/red color...not the bbq shade.
Ain't nothing like a Bmore chicken box with a half n half or an "orangt" or grape soda. Open that bad boy up & dump some hot sauce & you set...Mumbo sauce cool the couple times I tried it, I stick to hot sauce on my chicken tho ....I miss the carry outs back home...could cop anything from a chicken box to chicken parm at 330am
This man knows... They got some South American/Peruvian chicken spots 'round that way that are fire. Chicken is a lil spicy too.
Moved down to ATL for a job ...the bbq n soul food kitchens down here isAin't nothing like a Bmore chicken box with a half n half or an "orangt" or grape soda. Open that bad boy up & dump some hot sauce & you set...
This man knows... They got some South American/Peruvian chicken spots 'round that way that are fire. Chicken is a lil spicy too.
I know I asked this before, where are you now?
but missin the carry outs, seafood and late night options I’m used to ...1st thing I’m getting is a crab cake n some old bay wings when I touch back down in the city next month
They good but not super special like some make it seem ...if you a dry rub/mild wing type of person then it’s for u
2 place I liked in the ATL when I was down there 2-3 yrs ago was a Korean BBQ joint called The Meeting Place or Jang Su Jang in Duluth. Also liked a BBQ spot called Heirloom Market BBQ. One of the 2 chefs there is Korean American & mixes southern with Korean sometimes... heard they got some good Jamaican spots there too but I didn’t get a chance to get to them while I was there...Moved down to ATL for a job ...the bbq n soul food kitchens down here is
It’s a Peruvian spot on Loch Raven n Taylor that’s nice, they got them big juicy chickens for the low
Yea Duluth is like Koreatown down here...This chick took me to some late night pastry and tea place out there, it was weird but good tho
...good looking on the suggestions ima check em out and report back
The Heirloom place is small & there was a nice line out the door when I went there but the food was good.Yea Duluth is like Koreatown down here...This chick took me to some late night pastry and tea place out there, it was weird but good tho
Jerk chickens with extra sawse. Nice and spicy. Love IT.
