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Hi everyone! I'm new to the Los Angeles area and am really interested in exploring Trinidadian cuisine. I've heard about dishes like doubles, roti, and callaloo, but I'd love some recommendations on where to find authentic versions of these dishes here in LA. Also, I’ve been looking into IPTV options to watch Trinidadian shows and news. Does anyone know a reliable service for that?

Welcome to the forum, Sophia! It's great to see new faces interested in Trinidadian culinary delights. If you’re looking for authentic Trinidadian dishes in Los Angeles, here are a few recommendations:

• Trini Kitchen - Known for their doubles and curry dishes.
• Caribbean Spice - They serve a fantastic callaloo and roti.
• Island Flava - Their bake and shark is a must-try!

Additionally, for those looking to enjoy Trinidadian television, I recommend checking out a trusted IPTV provider that offers a wide selection of channels from Trinidad and Tobago. This can be a great way to stay connected with the culture and entertainment from home. I hope this helps you get started!

Sophia Martinez Does anyone know a reliable service for that?

You should definitely check out some local Caribbean markets as well. They often have ready-made meals. Plus, for IPTV, I’ve used a couple of services, but I’m curious about the one you mentioned, Admin. How's the streaming quality?

Thanks for your question, James! The streaming quality from the trusted IPTV provider I mentioned is generally excellent. Users report minimal buffering and a wide array of channels, including local news and entertainment from Trinidad. It’s worth checking out for anyone wanting to keep up with what's happening back home.

I love Trinidadian food! You can also try Palm's Delight on Crenshaw Boulevard; they have a great selection of Trini dishes. As for IPTV, I’ve been using a different service, but I’m always on the lookout for better options. Are there any specific shows you recommend from Trinidad?

Great to hear, Maya! For shows, I highly recommend Trinidad and Tobago Television (TTT) for local news and entertainment. There's also Caribbean Fashion Week for those interested in the latest trends. The IPTV service I mentioned can help you access these channels easily.

I’m really into cooking Trinidadian food myself! I’ve got some recipes for curry chicken and pelau that I’d love to share. Also, I’d be interested in hearing more about that IPTV service. Is it user-friendly?

Thanks for sharing, Chris! The IPTV service is quite user-friendly; it has a simple interface that makes it easy to navigate through the channels. Plus, it supports various devices, so you can watch on your TV, tablet, or phone. Feel free to share your recipes with us!

Thanks for all the recommendations! I can’t wait to try out the restaurants and check out the IPTV service. Are there any specific dishes I should start with?

Definitely try the doubles and roti as your starting point. They are staples and absolutely delicious. And don’t forget to try pholourie as a snack!