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Ginger Juice with Pineapple and Mango
A twist on traditional Senegalese Thiou, this features curry spices for extra flavor. Comes with your choice of chicken, fish, lamb or enjoy vegan.
Grilled Senegalese Fish Seasoned with Onions, served with your choice of Rice, Cous Cous or Fried Alloco (Plantains)
2 triangular pastries filled with your choice of Senegalese seasoned meat or veggies