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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2023
- Today I visited the most amazing restaurant in Avondale. It is a world class 5 star Jamaican restaurant, which exudes class, elegance and affluence. It is called SORREL and it is a bastion of West Indies culinary excellence. In this video we speak to the founder Rob as well as the general manager Fitz, as we learn more about this amazing spot.
SORREL Restaurant and Lounge
Instagram: / sorrel_restaurant_lounge
+263 78 942 1489 | Pre-Bookings | Enquiries
Located behind Avondale Shopping Centre, Opposite Flea Market
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Great video, and great inspiration: "Start a business, start a business, start a business", AFRICANS!
Main reason for the RELATIVELY NEW and awful so-called 'unemployment' is the colonialist brainwashed 'jobbing mentality'.
Too MANY jobbers, and way too FEW Africans endeavoring to "start a business".
In the past, EVERY African household used to be a 'Producer & Reaper' for itself and in order to sustain itself.
Some Africans need to remember how to AGAIN be Producers for themselves.
Too many jobbers causes price of labour to be Low.
Low wage leads to unsustainable living, which is worse that in olden times.
Totally agree with this message
@@africaine4889
Yes, African Lioness.
Capital is the problem
@@ogone1465
No!
"Capital is not the problem"!'
Capital is never ever going to be an obstacle for those mentally-inclined to 'start a business'!
Business are started even on credit!
'Those with the will, WILL find a way.'
The mindset, the Will, is all that is needed.
Lol, as a Jamaican, I used to be brainwashed into thinking that most Africans have the same love Jamaicans had for Africa. But I came to the realization that most Africans see us as outsiders. All I heard growing up was 'Mother Africa' this and that, but 2019 changed my view on Africa big time - the so-called 'Year of Return.' Many African nations, especially Ghana, don't really care about unification; their main focus was black Americans, not the diaspora, because they want black USD, all they care about is money. Also, Africa owes Jamaica reparations as much as Europeans do. Why would I leave Jamaica to go build/make a difference or create jobs in Africa? You must be mad. 😂
As a jamaican I always have love for Africa. To see my own country man doing business in Zimbabwe is really inspiring. For us Jamaicans Africa is home. Hope one day we will be able to visit the continent. Love from jamaica 🇯🇲
Much love🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼
Speak for your self and your elk
@@caljensandie365 what
How can u visit africa one day when africa in ur heart ♥ already.
Speak for yourself! for me as a Jamaican Jamaica is home 😂
Thanks Mr Zim! So very inspiring to see this high end authentic Jamaican restaurant planted in Zimbabwe! As a Jamaican, I'm super proud & excited. Jamaica to Africa & the world 🌎
Love to see Jamaicans spreading there wings in Africa ❤
Yes because you are Africans that’s where you originated from
My dream is to move to Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I'm Haitian 🇭🇹 American. But would love to visit Africa 🌍
You'll blend right in Jamaica
@@sportreelz7025 😊 Thank you
My dream is to visit Haiti and I’m Jamaican living in England
Big Up Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ✊🏿🇯🇲.
Zimbabwe people are really good people trust me on this one
He shouldn't feel at home when he is in Zimbabwe, he should know that he is Home period
He’s lonely for Jamaica.
There you go, Mr. Zim bringing investment to Zimbabwe. This is how important this channel is! Zimbabwe is Open for Business.
Zim to world🔥🇯🇲🇿🇼
I am looking forward to seeing someone from the Caribbean starting a Cricket academy in Zim
I Love this❤. Big up Jamaica and Zimbabwe. Caribbeans are going back home. The Ancestors are really talking to our Spirits.
Really!
I love this, why? Because the Jamaican culture is admired and loved by many Zimbabweans especially in the ghetto. We live amd eat dancehall and reggae. So Jamaica is our country when it comes to music ( Bob Marley, Sizzla, Capleton, MorganHeritage etc) , pan Africanism ( Because of Marcus Garvey) so this is great. WE LOVE JAMAICANS and we know they love Africa. We are one. Long live the spirit of Marcus Garvey , Kwame Nkrumah, Joshua Nkomo etc
Now that you mentioned it,it 's unbelievable that, aside from music there isn't/wasnt much of a Jamaican presence leisurewise..
Wowww thats a real Zimbabwean future Billionaire ❤️❤️❤️❤️😊😊as a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 I'm so happy to see this. Jamaicans have a special space in our hearts 💕
Inhle iyabukeka feel at home we love you.
Natty dread a liberate Zimbabwe...Bob Marley. That "standard" that is being spoken about still exists in a large segment of our population who when given a chance will display it to the world. People will say that we are PROUD people, but it goes deeper than that. Its just how we were raised by our elders and community. You hear it in the roots rock reggae(rasta culture influenced) and you taste it in the food. Big respect to Mr Fitz, his wife and the GM for holding that standard high and serving as an inspiration for a Generation being influenced by the USA media. The Prophet MARCUS GARVEY told us this repatriation would happen, its a joy to be alive to see it....Oracle
Inspiration to all and I will make sure to share. More growth and more blessings along the way. Forward ever, backward never, bless
its all love bro, i have many great encouters with Jamaicans here in Canada, young & elderly, very cool people & culture
Really! Where’s the repatriation?
Sorrel does not have to be dried to make the drink. It use to be only Christmas but now its all year round. Some African countries used it as well.
This is good. In SADC Zimbabwe is the place to invest even though economic its not normal but what count is peace and seeing into the future based in the present Zimbabwe is going somewhere. its only Zimboz who believe in nagative who will not take oppotunities. Thanks mr Zim
I’m with you 💯
Some of our people are very negative about our country! It’s sad to hear your very own people extremely negative about our country!
I agree with you 💯
Did you say Zimbabwe is the best place in SADC ?Have you heard of Botswana, Namibia,Lesotho ,Zambia and Eswatini?
@@revothomas9343 first ask yourself why Zimbabwe was Africa bread basket not the countries you pointed out?
Countries you pointed are good for tourism accept Zambia.
Countries you pointed out are not resourceful than Zimbabwe.
Countries you pointed out don't have much to invest in.
Some Countries you pointed out are already build up on infrastructure n technology etc therefore no much to offer for future I mean Namibia. For example nothing much for invest in south Africa they are no opportunities because it's a place already dominated n controlled by minority who owns land n pillars of economy.
Zimbabwe is still on ground breaking that's it's a good place to invest. And the proof for peace in Zimbabwe wat it went thru for decades if it was other African countries would have civil war all these years of illegal sanctions.
And lastly the fact Europe and UK and USA are after Zimbabwe not other African countries suffering than Zimbabwe it tells you there is something worth about Zimbabwe.
The mention of Wode Maya "Mr Ghana Baby" solidifies everything
There was a Jamaican band called Misty in Roots (i hope the name is correct) which came to perform in zimbabwe in 80s, one band member refused to go back to Jamaica, bought a farm and settled in zim.
The name of band is right they are from England but the origin of band is Jamaican.
They were Jamaicans coming from the UK ,the drum is the one who stayed behind and he also had friends who stayed behind ,they all adopted Zimbabwean names like Munya ,Tendayi,Cheidza, Ras Tawanda (R.I.P) who had a shop at Ximell mall with all the fashion,music tapes and videos he was a good man always smiling.
@@daddyslaggy8606 who cares?
I remember Misty in Roots and my brother was part of the project.
@@gennisparry4352bitter for nothing
One people is a culture in zim. Rob is well spoken, mr zim you are an interview guru. I loved this peace
Hey my Jamaican brother Robbie...all the best in Zimbabwe. Bob Marley's song Zimbabwe must be played in the background to keep the Jamaican feeling in the place everyday...you are selling Jamaica and that's a wonderful business you ventured in... blessings
i love how MR Zim is well informed.
Well informed?
@@nakho3550 yes with whats happening around zim
Africa is where the youths are it time for a international trade with the Caribbean we need more flights and trades between Africa and the Caribbean
Wow, when I visit Zim, as a Jamaican, this is a must to visit
Nice restaurant can't wait to get there when in Zim
Woow the power of TH-cam
I always tell my circles that it's good to tell the good Zimbabwean Story .
Mr Zim you and many others did it Someone got inspires & we now have a world class international BLACK OWNED restaurant in the City.❤👏🏿
The place is beautiful I will surely go there the next time I visit Harare
The food looks delicious. All the best with your new venture.
Thanks so much!
It looks lovely. We look forward to visiting Sorrel soon.
This is one of the best inspirational business story I’ve ever watched. We need more Jamaican businesses in Africa & also also inspire our same kind of people to do business with good standards. We’ve Jamaican Coffee Blue restaurants here but they’re operated by non Jamaicans. One love & thanks.
Why don’t you start one?
The first and best out of Jamaica since Bob Marley, it's not the last, Rob sounds like a visionary. Harmony, you have scaled city walls and heights on this one.
very very nice! respect to the Jamaican Brother..... We need of Yous!!!!
Mr ZIM Very nice interview, Very good Questions
I've subscribed and liked...Keep up the Good Work!
Thanks for choosing to do business in Zimbabwe. Together we can build the nation.
One love
It will be nice 👌🏾 Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is also very good with cricket. They love it.
Thank you Mr Zim for this inspiring story. My son stays two blocks away from this restaurant. It is situated behind Avondale shopping centre directly opposite Avondale flea market. Thank you Sir for investing in Africa and more so particularly in Zimbabwe. All the best.
As Jamaicans, our love for Mama Afrika is different ❤
Lol, as a Jamaican, I used to be brainwashed into thinking that most Africans have the same love Jamaicans had for Africa. But I came to the realization that most Africans see us as outsiders. All I heard growing up was 'Mother Africa' this and that, but 2019 changed my view on Africa big time - the so-called 'Year of Return.' Many African nations, especially Ghana, don't really care about unification; their main focus was black Americans, not the diaspora, because they want black USD, all they care about is money. Also, Africa owes Jamaica reparations as much as Europeans do. Why would I leave Jamaica to go build/make a difference or create jobs in Africa? You must be mad. 😂
It's F, Africa, at this point. Instead of sticking together to fight off the European invaders, they sold their people and other neighboring tribes off into slavery for rubbish, then got their continent taken. The only unification I'm doing is with my people who crossed the Atlantic Ocean together. If I'm going to Africa, I'm only going there to take, just like the Europeans did 😂.
There are 2 billion Africans on the continent...you've met how many to make such a sweeping statement? Also, Uganda has just apologised for the role played in our demise...which was especially by the so called chiefs and Kings at the time...but you're right...its not for everyone
@@everythingtv2325 Yikes, thats a sweeping statement. 2billion Africans & you just judged us all lol. I will say this if it helps, Africa is full of blacks, to us this home, we dont have the same excitement oversees blacks have of the continent, its just another day for us and we gotta hustle. If I go to jamaica, yeah sure there will be some welcoming but the average person just sees another black person who looks like them & theres nothing to get excited about. Same as in America & UK. The difference is Africa as a Foreigner you do have capital and opportunities are ridiculously plenty and you will live a very great life with a business that makes you 50k-80k/year.
@@everythingtv2325man you need to get off the internet. You’re crazy
Love this to the max 💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
So proud of you Robert Moore 👊🏾🥃.
So many want to go to Africa and so many Africans want to experience Jamaica. And this proves we really are not different even tho some of us reside in the Caribbeans.
Looking forward to trying out the food when in Zim
Loved hearing the story behind Sorrel. I'm definitely going to visit.
You should!
Great Job Mr Robert...this is the most beautiful restaurant in Zimbabwe
I'm so proud of him and I wish that more of us would not only visit the continent, but give back in an impact full way. What better way to do that than to support economic growth?
Give back what?
@@gennisparry4352: please stop the negativity?
@@waynemcfarlane1233 Are you asking me a question or. Are you making a statement? Make up your mind. I am free to say what I am thinking! Watch yuh mouth goon!
As a Jamaican i love this ❤🎉 wow all i can say is amazing God bless you .
Very impressive we need more our great Jamaican and All our brothers and sisters in Americans and All over Caribbean islands to come back to your Ancestors Land, we can do Alot together Shalom my people.
I grew in Avondale,there is a culture in Avondale,"Salad."Avondale is about lifestyle, fresh air, socialization,wealth,class and leisure .Avondale feels like home,it was the first Suburb
Great video, job well done Mr Zim
Totally awesome vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Great restaurant, great people with great ideas and making their dreams come true. Well done to the owner & to you Mr Zim for putting the country on the map in a positive way 🎉
Wow!!! This is so inspiring
Beautiful restaurant keep up the good work
Thanks so much😀
Very inspiring!!! Continue to excel.
As a proud Zimbo myself I am so delighted to see a Jamaican brother move to Zim and be at home,Zim and Jamaica have so much in common,we both love DanceHall Music,we both love football,we both love Cricket,out of all Diasporans out there,we have much more in common with Jamaicans.If you visit Toronto Canada,you will see lots of Caribbeans and Africans getting along very well,lots of marriages between them are working out well,lots of children in Canada are part Caribbean and part African,many are talented athletes to boot.
Dance Hall originated in Jamaica
@@mandyb6414I don't think anyone denied that but I understand your reaction to the way he phrased it. Of course Jamaicans would love something that they created.
Africa is big enough to accommodate Blacks from the diaspora. One just have to find his/her niche….the right place to settle. The Chinese and others are taking advantage of all the business opportunities Africa has to offer.
There is also The Megabush family living in Zimbabwe : a Jamaican Doctor married to a Zimbabwean. They met as students in China.
Keep promoting some of these beautiful places in Zimbabwe. May this brother and wife business prosper in Zimbabwe. 🇺🇸👍🏿
As a Jamaican, I have also realised that Zimbabwe supports Jamaica and Jamaica support and appreciates Zimbabwe. Big up from Jamaica, I was just listening to the song Bob dedicated to Zimbabwe.
We are all Africans ❤
Great and inspiring interview
Great content Mr Zim this is what we want to see
Well done Mr Zim for showing us this restaurant. Beautiful place, can't wait to taste their food
How beautiful.
Can't wait to visit.
Well done watch8ng from UK
Lovely....looking forward to trying one of your meals. Yum yum 😋 😋
Love and respect to you ,great work keep it up . Wonderfully done Mr Rob
Great vid, Will certainly be the next client soon!
extremely encouraging and inspiring, ive always wanted to own a restaurant
This is absolutely fantastic 🙏🤗🇯🇲❤️
Wow this is beautiful, will visit for Jeck chicken, rice and peas
Wow all l can say is wagwaan Mr Zim awesomely amazing!❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I was truly impressed and inspired by this amazing story 🙏
We have Flames restaurant over here and my favorite Jamaican dish is Ox tail with coconut brown rice and red beans.
@MrZim you’ve just motivated me to come back home 🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥
Come. There's no place like home
One Love to you both it's beyond word's Weldone Teach them ❤ the Name Sorrel Jamaican 🇬🇧.
This is exactly the kind of inspiration I needed
Awesome. Much success 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Wow this is amazing, looking forward to visit this restaurant when in Zim
Love it Mr Zim
Great content Mr zim
Thanks for the infor Mr Zim
Nice works am coming to the restaurant
Wonderful investment and I love the camaraderie between the chef and Robert. Just wonderful 🙏🏾👏🏿👏🏿
Wow!. What a beautiful place. Will definitely check it out once in Zim. Thank you so Mr Zim for show casing this place…..
Beautiful 😊, will definitely pay this place a visit, I love their food
Oooh M Zim I wish I had seen this video 2 weeks ago! I was in harare and avondale. Have been searching for jamaican spices. Pimento etc
great indeed Zim is developing slowly but surely. Thanks once again Mr. Zim for the incredible coverage. I love some few Patois lines that have been averred there!
I love this….I would like to visit Zim one day
Wow🤗 this is just amazing. A beautiful marriage of Jamaican ingredients and Zim people and landscape.
Thank you for sharing his story!! It will make it worthwhile visiting the restaurant knowing theres authentic Jamaican food and a true jamaican experience. Really appreciated his final words and advise 👏
Nice, well done my Jamaican brother.
God 🙏 you.❤
This is great, I have to visit this place soon.
This absolutely awesome 🇯🇲🇿🇼❤
Great inspiration
Thank you Mr Zim and a big thank you to the owner and his wife.
Inspirational, I have a great respect and love for the Jamaican people and culture. I can't wait to visit next time I'm in Harare.
Well done Mr Zim for putting this out there most people don't even know where to find these fine dining restaurants keep it up bro ❤
I love this vlog❤
Good job bro!
I love this , the place look so beautiful feel like i would take a trip to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 😊.
This is beautiful
I will definitely sample their cuisine when home
Jamaicans are always proud of their country. As someone who enjoys Jamaican meals I.ll recommend this coconut rice , rice and peas , jerk pork and jersey chicken and best goat meat , curry goat. December am coming and will bring loads of my Zim friends and family to taste the food I always talked to them about . Well done Rob
Nothing called coconut Rice n Pea in Jamaica. Jersey Chicken what is that?
@@caljensandie365Coconut rice n peas is a real dish, and I'm saying this as a born Jamaican.
@@kurokaizen1889Rice and Peas cook down in coconut milk
@@caljensandie365 im in canada and they have coconut rice and peas, in many countries people do not cook rice with coconut water
@kaypakaipa8559 it's coconut milk, not the water. You are right, it's Jamaican, but most Caribbean has started doing g it too
I said the same thing. Zimbabwe feels like Jamaica. Then when I heard reggae music I was sold. Beautiful country. Have to visit when I return again to support my jamaican bro.
Wow! They say the same for Ghana. ❤
Absolutely no where in the world, planet, universe “Feels like Jamaica”. There is only one place that feels like Jamaica and it is Jamaica
@@caljensandie365 You not very bright are you..
@@caljensandie365 Ignorance is not bliss.
@@mandlenkosihlazo977 Well said
Really good vision have to visit this
I love this interaction
Zim&Jamaica
❤
Welcome to Zim bro Rob🙏🏾Well-done my Sis for pulling this great man to Zim😍❤️💯
Thanks Mr Zim for taking on this powerful story,its time we tell our story ourselves than let the enemy continue to spread lies about us.
Amazing this 👏 well done boss
Thank you 🙌
Nice one