Visit Guyana: Lime, Dine & Unwind Magazine
Guyana's newest Tourism Magazine showcasing all the hottest places to lime, dine and Unwind in Guyana.
Guyana's newest Tourism Magazine showcasing all the hottest places to lime, dine and Unwind in Guyana.
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<strong>Guyana</strong><br />
Street Food<br />
<strong>Visit</strong>ing <strong>Guyana</strong> is not just about<br />
exploring our rainforests or seeing<br />
our waterfalls. It’s also about<br />
tasting our famous street food.<br />
Guyanese Street food is exactly what the<br />
words conjure up: Tasty, ready-to-eat and<br />
inexpensive food made for a bite on the<br />
run.<br />
Sampling our Street food is the closest<br />
one wishing to fully immerse in our<br />
amazing culture can actually get to being<br />
Guyanese.<br />
There is no limit to what one can find<br />
in our roadside snackett’s and carts. So<br />
prepare your taste buds for a culinary<br />
adventure.<br />
Street foods to try:<br />
1. Saltfish and bakes: Fluffy and airy<br />
quick bread, filled with salted-fish<br />
fried to perfection with onions, garlic<br />
and tomatoes.<br />
2. Roti and Curry: Indian inspired<br />
flat bread wrapped snugly around<br />
various savory curries of chicken,<br />
beef, shrimp, channa or potatoes.<br />
3. Channa and Sour: Soft boiled chick<br />
peas lightly fried with herbs and<br />
spices. Enjoy with spicy pepper<br />
sauce.<br />
4. Eggball: Boiled eggs wrapped in<br />
seasoned potatoes and deep fried.<br />
Enjoy with Mango sour.<br />
5. Pinetarts: Small, triangle shaped<br />
pastries filled with pineapple jam.
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