12 jerky photos of dishes from Detroit's Jamaican restaurants

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Want to know more about Detroit's Jamaican restaurants? Read a full rundown of them here.

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Jerk chicken from The Jamaican Pot.
Jerk chicken from The Jamaican Pot.
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Jerk chicken (right) and the curry chicken from Jamaica Jamaica.
Jerk chicken (right) and the curry chicken from Jamaica Jamaica.
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Stew from the Jamaican Pot.
Stew from the Jamaican Pot.
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Jerk chicken and Jamaican oxtail from Caribben Citchen.
Jerk chicken and Jamaican oxtail from Caribben Citchen.
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Jerk chicken, coconut drop, and a meat pie from Rono's.
Jerk chicken, coconut drop, and a meat pie from Rono's.
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Jamaican oxtail from Caribbean Citchen.
Jamaican oxtail from Caribbean Citchen.
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Curry goat from Jamaican Pot.
Curry goat from Jamaican Pot.
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Jerk chicken from Caribbean Citchen.
Jerk chicken from Caribbean Citchen.
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Jamaican oxtail from Rono's.
Jamaican oxtail from Rono's.
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Jerk chicken from Rono's.
Jerk chicken from Rono's.
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Oxtail, festival bread, and cabbage from Jamaica Jamaica.
Oxtail, festival bread, and cabbage from Jamaica Jamaica.
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Jerk chicken from the Jamaican Pot.
Jerk chicken from the Jamaican Pot.
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