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Sundeh Dinnah is much more than just food — it’s a ritual of connection, a platform for cultural storytelling, and a reminder of the bonds that sustain us. Eating together emphasizes that everyone is human, everyone eats. Around the Sunday Dinner tables, hierarchies blur, and it’s easier to see others through a lens of empathy and shared humanity.
What we're cooking up!
1st servings
SOUP + SALAD

Traditionally speaking, soups aren't served with Sunday's dinners, they are usually served by themselves as a whole meal traditionally on a Saturday or any other time of the week and is usually served alone.

2nd servings
PROTEIN + STARCH

Traditional meats cooked on Sundays are Braised Oxtails, Curried Goat, Fried Chicken, and a Fish either steamed or brown-stewed. These protein items are usually paired with Rice & Peas and fried ripe plantains.

— 3rd servings —
DESSERT

Cake isn't usually eaten after a meal but as a past time treat during conversations either amongst family or with visiting neighbors served with a glass of water or freshly made juice.
The Importance of a Communal Meal
Communal meals serve as a physical and symbolic gathering point. They reinforce a sense of belonging and unity. It forces us to slow down. Rather than rushing through our food, we engage with it more meaningfully, savoring flavors, company, and conversation.


For any questions please contact us:
516-250-7869, jusavibe@gmail.com
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Hope to you for Sundeh Dinnah!
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JUS A VIBE I SUNDEH DINNAH. 2025
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