Abu the Juiceman

Listen. This man is magic. I was vending at an event with Abu last week, and we both were there to sell what we brought. I had a huge platter of chicken, with rice filled with beans, peppers, onions and side of green beans and another of seafood macaroni and cheese, all for $ 12! I also picked an organic watermelon juice. The second I took a bite, I knew I would eat anything he would make. Chicken was tender and well seasoned, but not salty or mushy. Everything was so well seasoned, but didn’t taste of seasoned salt, which is so common when I eat out often. Green beans were fresh, and not overcooked. Mac and cheese perfect and I took note of the shrimp in it, but didn’t see what other seafood was in it, because I wanted to make sure I saved enough for my husband who is pescatarian to try. It’s hard to categorize the food– it’s not really soul food, not really Carribean, not really New American, but somewhere in the middle of those. Great job. You can tell a lot of work goes into this stuff. And the best part was the juice. I took exactly one sip and got up immediately to tell him I wanted to sell it in my shop. So delicious, so refreshing. So happy to know about this guy now… thanks again Abu!

Not sure if the juice bar /​café is called Abu the Juiceman or Juicé. Whichever it is, they have really good juices with fresh fruit. They also sell sandwiches and salads. I had some sort of seafood salad over lettuce, tomato, peppers, onions, etc. The seafood had talapia, crab, and shrimp. It was really good. Nice to have an option for a healthy lunch in downtown Chester when I’m in town for business. I will be back to try some other menu items.