Voices of Our Toronto: Craig Wong
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Our new series, Voices of Our Toronto, begins with a local chef who's background couldn't be any more Toronto. Craig Wong is the chef and owner of Patois - a wildly popular restaurant that's inspired by Wong's Chinese, Jamaican and Canadian background.
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this guy is awesome
Chef Wong serves some real tasty Jamaican fusion dishes. If you are in the area, on your next visit to the CN Tower or Ontario Place. Stop in to sample his food. Good food, good service, good Patty. A huge taste of Jamaica. Taking traditional dishes up 10 notches.. The Chinese Burger tasted as if the cow was bred next door...lol according to the burger connoisseur..it was that fresh and tasty..
Each cocktail comes with a side of patty.. very. pleasant surprise... Stop in for good Jamaican fusion cuisine. Definitely worth the trip..
Hey craig where can iget one those t shirts out of many one people
Out Of Many One People .... my Chinese Ancestors been in Jamaica from 1800s. I’m 5th generation mixed Jamaican Chinese, of a mixture,born & raised in Jamaica 🇯🇲 .. Mother, Father, Grandmother, Great grandmother, Great Great Grandmother and before them ,born & raised in Jamaica 🇯🇲 all of a mixture of different races & religion..Go figure that..Out Of Many One People...
Pat wa bigup
God bless Jamaica.
Bigup my yardie in.
Ever form onelove
Yes mon that's how we Chinese Jamaican do it
They got June plum jesssssssssuss
God I miss them so much ..
Hes a big guy , likes sugar cane and chillies? So hes Australian then, from Queensland?
Mango tree in Canada? I don't think so.
A lot of people retire on an island, is it so far-fetched.
The man didn't say he wanted a mango tree in Canada...
he said he wanted a mango tree but didn't state where....after he retires...most likely he meant somewhere in the tropics...
So the jamacian thing is a gimick? He is not actually jamacian. Its a marketing ploy to exploit jamacian culture. Would not expect anything else from the Chinese.
His parents are Jamaican-Chinese.
Half of these people don't know that the motto of Jamaica is Out of many, one people. We have whites, Arabs, Jews, Indians, Chinese, and blacks. Jamaica and Haiti has the highest black populations in the region. However, Unlike Haiti, not all blacks are of full African ancestry. I'm as dark as it gets even though my great grandmother is white and my mom's grandfather is Indian. That's Jamaica for you. We don't see a colour here. The Chinese Jamaican and the Indian Jamaican is as Jamaican as the black Jamaicans.
Hey Adam, his roots is jamaican.. his mother and father, and grand parents from jamaica...
@@IamLeighton helllo, his parents leftmJAMROCK in the 70s therefore it was MICHAEL MANLY, antics drove away so many people, hell, I have friends all over CANADA, they went everywhere a school chum, they went to AUSTRALIA, as arev4 other families there. some came to USA, later when the cold hit them , I left in 1959, but afterb66, went back every year. But all of family on both sides have passed on, I have cousins, whom would no know me as they all were in school when I last saw them , my last funeral was in 2003 , never been back, Cheerio🇯🇲🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸
Out of many one people Jamaica motto