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Julie Mango Restaurant puts down new roots at Mayfair Hotel
Jul 1st, 2021 | Category: FOOD | 4:15#JamaicaGleaner #JulieMango #Food JULY 1, 2021: If your dining experience is rooted in expectation, consider it met and exceeded at Julie Mango Restaurant. A melting pot of herbs and spices, the popular eatery explores a fusion of different cultures presented with an island flair, dishing out a combination of Mexican, Indian or Chinese fare with a mix of Jamaican dishes. Julie Ramchandani, alongside her husband, Rajiv Harpalani, set out to make a delicious difference in the local food industry, delivering notes of flavour to savour with each unforgettable bite.
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