Hassanali's D' Green Shed — Restaurant in Trinidad

Ever since I've started my food trip here in Trinidad and Tobago I've been Introduced to different spots to try different street foods, and came across D' Green shed, tried their doubles, Aloo pie, baiganee, and saheena.

Doubles: Not bad, Channa was a bit excessive but I managed, and really liked their cucumber chutney topping. Aloo pie: The Aloo was cooked well and seasonings were 🤌🏻 Baiganee: Used identical bread as the Aloo pie, but with an eggplant filling. Pretty good! Saheena: Fried pastry with what I learned is taro leaves as part of the filling, might be my top pick for this place!

Didn't get pics cuz...

First time my husband was ordering doubles in Trinidad (he's not trini) and the girl was visibly annoyed because he was trying to get the order correct. I had to take over for him because I didn't realise my husband was ordering attitude instead of doubles. Is that something new on the menu?

I started to place the order and before I could finish what I wanted to say, she kept on walking away. It wasn't even busy.

Did my husband have to be caucasian to know he's not from Trinidad and maybe get better service?

Disappointing when showing that kind of face...

If you don’t mind standing 20 or more minutes in the hot sun while waiting for the inefficient servers to do what they do best; offer lacklustre customer service, then this is your place! Message to their management- if you wish to retain business and remain competitive in your respective field, then I suggest you be respectful and mindful of your customer’s time and the fact that they are there to support you at the end of the day. Efficiency and proper customer service...