Oceanaire Chef Pays Homage To Jamaican Roots By Featuring Special Menu In Honor Of Jamaican Independence Day
Saturday, August 6th from 5 p.m. to11 p.m
The Oceanaire Seafood Room
900 South Miami Avenue, Suite 111
Mary Brickell Village in Miami

Executive Chef Kareem Anguin of The Oceanaire Seafood Room in Mary Brickell Village will pay homage to his Jamaican roots by featuring Jamaican inspired delicacies on Saturday, August 6th in honor of Jamaica’s Independence Day.

In addition to Oceanaire’s regular dinner menu, specialty items include appetizers such as grilled pineapple and mixed green salad with sour orange vinaigrette, pecans and goat cheese; red stripe steamed P.E.I mussels with scotch bonnet, thyme and Nueske bacon; Island cracked conch fritters with avocado, island slaw and spicy Yuzu Aioli. Entrees include grilled jerked Panamanian black grouper with mango-fig chutney, citrus sweet potatoes and pineapple glaze; pan seared New Bedford sea scallops “Land & Sea” with braised short ribs and pumpkin risotto; and whole fried Key West yellowtail snapper “Escovitch” with scotch bonnet tomato sauce, onions, carrots, rice and peas.

At just thirty years old and hailing from Jamaica, Chef Kareem is the second youngest Executive Chef/Operating Partner in the Oceanaire chain. Kareem brings his Caribbean influences to all of his Oceanaire culinary creations including his braised oxtail, short ribs with wasabi mash, lobster risotto, citrus sweet potato, shrimp and grits, and tempura Alaskan-King crab. Humble and un-assuming, Anguin loves to work with teens teaching them how food preparation can be used to inspire creativity and passion. Most days, he can be found at The Oceanaire doing what he likes to do best, cook, for hungry patrons.

Reservations are recommended, so please call 305-372-8862 (TUNA)
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