Mastercard @ The Food Awards
The Mastercard booth.
Food, Food Awards, Lifestyle, Thursday Life Food
July 11, 2024

Mastercard @ The Food Awards

The 25th staging of the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, powered by Mastercard.

 

MENU By Michelle & Suzanne Rousseau

Island Oasis Mezze

Oasis Shish Tawoo, Turmeric, Ginger, Labne, Cumin Butter, Crispy Onions

Eggplant Caponata, Charred Pepper Spread Flatbread

Chilled Moroccan Carrot, Lime Salad

 

Island Spiced Beef Kofta

Scotch Bonnet Tzatziki, Cheroula, Tomato Sauce

Callaloo Spanakopita, Feta

 

Mastercard Booth

Designed & executed by Shikima Hinds featured ivory sheer draping with cane and wicker lounge furniture atop jute rugs.

Tropical plants including a variety of palm plants at the entrance and along the perimeter railing. The wooden floors complemented the wooden bars and a food station

The accent cushions in the space highlighted the Mastercard colours.

Florals included large monstera leaves, heliconia, torch ginger and ginger lily

Summerhouse co-principal Michelle Rousseau (left); Penta Marketing CEO Camilo Caicedo; and Account Director Manuela Quijano Ruiz raised a toast in the Mastercard booth. Karl Mclarty

Charred Pepper Spread FlatbreadKarl Mclarty

The well-appointed Mastercard boothKarl Mclarty

Isalnd Spiced Beef KoftaKarl Mclarty

Callaloo Spanakopita, FetaKarl Mclarty

Patron by the Mastercard booth.

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