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J am Delisha glitzy independent down an Islington back street, is a noteworthy new opening for several reasons, jam.delish angel. Second, it is a Jamaican vegan restaurant that serves fake goat curry, barbecue jerk plantain and saltfish that is certainly not fish. This is unusual. Jam.delish angel, Jamaican vegan food should probably be more commonplace, if one thinks about it logically.

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Jam Delish. Jam Delish is almost senselessly unfashionable. Written by Tom Howells Tuesday 7 March

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A lockdown pop-up done right, Jam Delish opened its flagship Islington restaurant in , headed by a Jamie Oliver-trained chef who's cooked for the likes of Letitia Wright and Common. There's also a bar with cocktails and vegan wines, as well as an outdoor area in warmer weather. Remember that it's important to write an honest review. Please refrain from reviewing if you are connected in any way to this business. Read our guidelines here. Honesty pays!

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Inside, things are kookier still: a YSL-blue riad for a foyer; statement wall of plastic foliage; padded mirrors in the turquoise-bricked bathrooms. Sure, Jamaican vegan food should probably be more commonplace, if one thinks about it logically. Open Tues-Fri The food Caribbean classics — with a few curveballs — made totally animal-free. Callaloo and codfish comes with sticky grilled confit yams and scotch bonnet sauce made with sweetened coconut. In truth, haters of fake meat products such as seitan, tofu, TVP and the rest will have issues with Jam Delish, because they feature throughout the menu, but mainly to add realism rather than flavour. Discover Time Out original video. Discover the best of the city, first. If all that makes Jam Delish sound noisy, young and slightly odd, well, it is a bit, but on a miserable Tuesday night in January, it was hectic, while many other places nearby had a graveyard feel. A few seitan 'chicken wings' were the closest things to weird, the bone subbed out for sugarcane; texturally bizarre but still delicious.

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About us. Good plant-based dining is about textures, contrasts, balance, plating and, above all, making natural items such as lentils, plantains and oyster mushrooms the stars of the show. This article is more than 1 year old. We already have this email. Jam Delish is almost senselessly unfashionable. Inside, things are kookier still: a YSL-blue riad for a foyer; statement wall of plastic foliage; padded mirrors in the turquoise-bricked bathrooms. Open Tues-Fri Site Map. Second, it is a Jamaican vegan restaurant that serves fake goat curry, barbecue jerk plantain and saltfish that is certainly not fish. Contact us. The food Caribbean classics — with a few curveballs — made totally animal-free. Time Out tip The menu is fascinating but the portions are sizeable: take a few pals, order too much. In truth, haters of fake meat products such as seitan, tofu, TVP and the rest will have issues with Jam Delish, because they feature throughout the menu, but mainly to add realism rather than flavour. Plant-based food is often dreary and dry, but I have eaten enough to know genius when I see it. It can be so dry, it would choke a dromedary, or, worse still, it can look utterly delicious, yet taste like polystyrene.