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Re: Food on Orient [Re: Ted_n_Jan] #44639
03/11/2015 09:51 AM
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OMG Joy; I am drooling. I will be walking the beach in 1/2 hr. looking for all those places & checking menus. I haven't had grilled sardines for a long time - Brooklyn. And haven't had anchovies since Greece & Italy. Fish sounds good for lunch!

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Re: Food on Orient [Re: Sandysnow] #44640
03/11/2015 01:33 PM
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They were delicious Sandysnow! I now wish I'd tried the ones at Ethic. If anyone on the island would like to do so and report to us feel free! If you're lucky enough to have access to fresh sardines, here is a recipe from my food guru (Mark Bittman) for quick and easy "grilled" sardines. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/29/dining/29mini.html


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Re: Food on Orient [Re: joyonthebeach] #44641
03/11/2015 07:36 PM
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The grilled sardines at Ethnic were excellent! I had them one day last month.

Re: Food on Orient [Re: thesimpsons] #44642
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Okay, any day or meal in St. Maarten is better than the best day or meal @ home. I walked the whole darn beach & looked @ all the menus but at least now we know where Le Piment is & it is on the top of my list for next visit. Because my husband needs a hip replaced & we parked by Kakao's, that is where we ate. We ordered the Sampler Platter. It was just okay, our waiter was grumpy, only gave us 2 pats of butter & the other waiters were serving 4. We had to ask for our rum shot & other waiters were leaving bottles on other table & having patrons sample up to 3. I think for lunch I'll give La Playa another go! Sorry KaKao fans, just wasn't working today. I will keep everyone's tips for later dates tho. Thanks!

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Re: Food on Orient [Re: Sandysnow] #44643
03/11/2015 10:34 PM
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Re: Food on Orient [Re: TravelHat] #44644
03/12/2015 02:35 PM
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Re: Food on Orient [Re: Sandysnow] #44645
03/12/2015 06:50 PM
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Just curious what "sampler platter" you had at Kakao? I can't recall one other than an appetizer of fried calamari, accras, and spring rolls. Just wondering if the menu changed a bit or if it was a special.

Re: Food on Orient [Re: dane] #44646
03/15/2015 09:37 AM
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Orange Fever. Never understood the appeal of Andy and Cheryl's outside of an occasional breakfast. I can get that same food down the street at home. To each his own I guess

Re: Food on Orient [Re: JulieandKarl] #44647
03/15/2015 11:22 AM
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We tried the spring rolls at Kakao and at Coco and both were very good. Enjoy your self.

Re: Food on Orient [Re: bbeach] #44648
03/15/2015 08:56 PM
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We are just back from a week on Orient. Had two great dinners at Coco Beach. And the caramel rum there is so good that we bought a bottle to bring home.

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