that's the worst thing that I ever had, but if you like it buddy go right ahead I wish you good luck. I believe black pudding or white pudding is better and is more enjoyable.I am phasing out all of this foreign dining. yesterday in Brooklyn I went to a Jamaican restaurant ,paid twenty dollars for a meal and it was horrible. too much oil, too much salt and brown sauce. I am sticking to guyanese food, it is the best.
No you don’t need a reservation. One serving of sushi was G$2800 or about US$12.50. Dinner in the dining room is an all you can eat buffet which costs G$8000 or about US$38.60.
Enjoyed your Marriott Sushi video. Wow Guyana has or is becoming gentrified (in a good way). Liked your other 'walk with me' video as well. As it shows the more traditional or colonial buildings which as Guyana modernizes, would be a good idea to preserve some of the old structures. I have an unrelated question which I wanted to ask you off-line but could not find your email address. Anyways, here's the question: Does the Marriott or other principal hotel in Georgetown offer a 'local Guyanese pricing' for their rooms as opposed to their standard international rack rate? Cheers, Norbert
+Magister Ludi thank you for your comment. The Marriott has special weekend promotional rates that Guyanese locals can take advantage of, but no there are no different rates for Guyanese nationals.
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Guyana is lovely
Congrats, your video leaves me mouth watering. Boy you've got class and style
There is so much class and prestige in Georgetown, glad you are able to show the world
Enjoy!.
I'm so glad I can go to Guyana and get sushi. I will definitely be eating there when I come back.
that's the worst thing that I ever had, but if you like it buddy go right ahead I wish you good luck. I believe black pudding or white pudding is better and is more enjoyable.I am phasing out all of this foreign dining. yesterday in Brooklyn I went to a Jamaican restaurant ,paid twenty dollars for a meal and it was horrible. too much oil, too much salt and brown sauce. I am sticking to guyanese food, it is the best.
+Ian Bynoe ha ha. Variety is the spice of life. 😄
+Raphael ...what! you still alive. just kidding ,but watch the raw fish.
OMG WEAR IS HIS GLOVES
Nice video Raphael........ Keep up the good work.
Look good
Do I need reservations? What's the average cost for dinner?
No you don’t need a reservation. One serving of sushi was G$2800 or about US$12.50. Dinner in the dining room is an all you can eat buffet which costs G$8000 or about US$38.60.
its ok I am a california roll type guy but some people dont consider it real sushi lol
+Jerome Patton ha ha, I like California roll too, and I don't claim to be a connoisseur, I just like the taste. 😀
Guyana slowly and painfully entering the 21st century . lol
Price?
$12.50. I give the price at the end.
is wha happen, man? doan't dat man ware gluves wen pruhparin de sooshi? swett meks it mur duhlshus, huh? iz he fingur nales kleen?
Is god
Enjoyed your Marriott Sushi video. Wow Guyana has or is becoming gentrified (in a good way). Liked your other 'walk with me' video as well. As it shows the more traditional or colonial buildings which as Guyana modernizes, would be a good idea to preserve some of the old structures. I have an unrelated question which I wanted to ask you off-line but could not find your email address. Anyways, here's the question: Does the Marriott or other principal hotel in Georgetown offer a 'local Guyanese pricing' for their rooms as opposed to their standard international rack rate? Cheers, Norbert
+Magister Ludi thank you for your comment. The Marriott has special weekend promotional rates that Guyanese locals can take advantage of, but no there are no different rates for Guyanese nationals.
Thanks for the prompt response. Enjoy your day.
Magister Ludi Cheers mate. In future you can contact me directly at raphael@medicalbiosci.com
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