Jamaica has exported it’s lovely music to the world & it’s good to hear & see Jamaicans doing businesses in different African countries: Kenya, Zambia & Zimbabwe, just to mention the countries where I know Jamaicans are doing businesses. We hope nationals of other Caribbean countries will follow into the footsteps of Jamaicans who have realised the need to invest in the motherland. God bless
Thanks Xavier for this interview.I shared it with my son and his family who were visiting in Kenya and they posted a video of their visit and dining experience at the restaurant.
Why don't you have the mans business details in the description box? or linked and pinned here in the comments? C'mon man, I'm going to Kenya in October.
Watching the news and following stories on social media can scare you away from going to Jamaica. However, I find that in reality, Jamaica is no more dangerous than many of the other places where diasporans live. Kenya, for example, has terrorist issues, which are usually not a concern for Jamaicans. I moved back to Jamaica and I have never once felt unsafe. I go out in the daytime and the night, in and around St. Catherine, Kingston, Portland, St. Ann, and St. James. I think those who should be more scared of being the victim of a crime are those who are "mixup" in wrongdoings. Most average Jamaicans go about their business each day without issue.
I will try this restaurant when I return to Kenya. I rank Kenyan food among the bottom of the African countries I have visited. Except for Swahili dishes (mostly on the coast), Kenyan food is bland. I stayed three and two months at a time. I love Kenya and Kenyans!
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Thanks for sharing Jamaicans stories world 🌎 wide
The sky is the limit much is also expected from you
I met him when I was in Kenya. I have the BEST rice and peas I ever had. I can’t wait to move to Kenya; but it’s not an easy road.
As a first-time traveler from Kenya to Jamaica, what’s the best route to take that avoids transiting through the U.S. or U.K.?
The most intriguing interview. Thanks, Xavier, for this amazing conversation.
The human condition!
I’m so proud of this brother, nice energy!
He understands the human condition!
Peace and love 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thanks for the interview, Xavier!
❤❤❤❤thank you for flying the Jamaican Flag 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Kenya is now added to my bucket list of the African countries
It is so good to know that there is Jamaican Restaurant is there in Kenya . Congratulations to you wish you all the best 🙏🏽❤️🇯🇲
Jamaica has exported it’s lovely music to the world & it’s good to hear & see Jamaicans doing businesses in different African countries: Kenya, Zambia & Zimbabwe, just to mention the countries where I know Jamaicans are doing businesses. We hope nationals of other Caribbean countries will follow into the footsteps of Jamaicans who have realised the need to invest in the motherland. God bless
Thanks Xavier for this interview.I shared it with my son and his family who were visiting in Kenya and they posted a video of their visit and dining experience at the restaurant.
Great interview. We everywhere 😊 Love it
Love everything about this interview. Would love to know how microloans can work in Jamacia? FYI, there's a Jam Rock Jamaican restaurant in Ghana.
I’ve learned so much about Kenya because of UA-cam. On my bucket list!!!! Great interview.
There is also another Jamiaxsn chef Ricardo who has opened jamrock restaurant in Kenya. Has two outlets now
Loved it! Thank you! 🇯🇲🖤💚💛
Jamaica to the world 🌎
Such an inspiring story! Proud to be Jamaican🇯🇲🇯🇲 Proud to be related to such an Icon in my opinion. 🙏🏻
Kenya is a beautiful land. If one loves the wild life you will love Kenya so much to see. I would love to visit his restaurant when I return.
Why don't you have the mans business details in the description box? or linked and pinned here in the comments? C'mon man, I'm going to Kenya in October.
Inspiring story 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Very informative like your videos
Its all good 🇯🇲❤
Big up yourself, Dwight
Watching the news and following stories on social media can scare you away from going to Jamaica. However, I find that in reality, Jamaica is no more dangerous than many of the other places where diasporans live. Kenya, for example, has terrorist issues, which are usually not a concern for Jamaicans. I moved back to Jamaica and I have never once felt unsafe. I go out in the daytime and the night, in and around St. Catherine, Kingston, Portland, St. Ann, and St. James. I think those who should be more scared of being the victim of a crime are those who are "mixup" in wrongdoings. Most average Jamaicans go about their business each day without issue.
I will try this restaurant when I return to Kenya. I rank Kenyan food among the bottom of the African countries I have visited. Except for Swahili dishes (mostly on the coast), Kenyan food is bland. I stayed three and two months at a time. I love Kenya and Kenyans!
Hahaha. Unfortunateoly true but we own it. We boil everything
David Mighty, whaaa gwaaan! Link mi bredrin
Know where to get my Jamaican when finally do that safari
Jamaican people all over world 🌎
MORE STRENGTH BRO STAY SAFE N HEALTHY LIVITY .
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow this man bring cash pot to Kenya. Serious business man