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14/07/2025
REGGAE Royalty will be heading to Sydney on Saturday the 8th of November 2025
Echo Minott has been on the Jamaican dancehall scene since 1980 the year he recorded his first album “Youthman Vibration”
In 1985 Echo Minott finally become a household name and an international reggae star with the monster hit Lazy Body released on the Black Scorpio label. The song Lazy Body was number one all over the reggae world and led to a whole album of versions on the same rhythm.
Lazy Body is still popular in every reggae party, when this song comes on you must move your body. Don’t miss Echo Minott as we take over The Red Rattler Theatre on Saturday the 8th of November , a date to remember. Make it a date and don’t be late.
12/07/2025
One of my favorite things about traveling is checking out Jamaican spots wherever I go. While in Bangkok, I came across Frying Pan Jerk Grill, Soi 20 Sukhumvit Road.11, The food was just what I needed after all the pretzels in Germany. I had ackee & saltfish, callaloo, fried dumpling, and some fried breadfruit, it was just what I needed Felt like I was back home 🇯🇲
Ended up vibing with the owner and guess who else passed through? Warrior King himself, fresh off his Asia tour and heading to Japan later that night. Big up the whole crew good food, good energy, real yard vibes in Thailand
20/06/2025
Massive love to everyone who came out to the Sydney premiere of BAM BAM The Sister Nancy Story, your energy, support, and vibes made the night unforgettable!
Big shoutout to for opening your space and to for bringing the documentary to Australia. Melbourne get ready we coming
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Sydney, NSW
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To get to the Caribbean restaurant, located in Sydney, you have different options for both public transport and driving.
Public Transport:
Take the train or bus to Central Station in Sydney. From there, take the light rail towards Dulwich Hill and get off at the Jubilee Park station. From the station, walk eastwards along The Crescent until you arrive at your destination.
Driving/Parking:
If you are driving to the restaurant, take the City West Link (A4) towards Leichhardt. Turn right onto Catherine Street and follow it until crossing The Crescent. The restaurant is located on your right. Street parking is available but limited, so it's advisable to look for a nearby parking lot or garage.
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Caribbean restaurants are known for their vibrant and bold flavors that transport you to the tropical islands. Goodies Jamaican Patties in Sydney is no exception, offering authentic Jamaican patties that are handcrafted to perfection. These patties are juicy, spicy, flaky, and downright delicious!
If you're looking for a taste of the Caribbean, then Goodies Jamaican Patties is the place to be. Their menu features a variety of mouthwatering dishes that pay homage to Jamaica's rich culinary heritage. From sizzling jerk chicken to mouthwatering fried plantain, ackee and saltfish to homemade rum cake and rum n raisin ice cream, there's something for everyone at Goodies.
What sets Goodies apart from other Caribbean restaurants is their commitment to using only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking methods. Each patty is made with love and care, ensuring that every bite is bursting with flavor.
Whether you're a seasoned island lover or new to Caribbean cuisine, Goodies Jamaican Patties is an experience you won't want to miss. So head on over to their popup location in Little Lagos Newtown or order online for a taste of Jamaica right at your doorstep. Don't forget to try their limited-time offerings like the Curry Goat or sign up for their Masterclass tutorial to learn how to make some wicked pepper sauce!
