Chef Kervel Emmanuel prioritises hospitality as the fundamental core of culinary excellence and memorable guest experiences in Trinidad and Tobago. This profile explores the inspiring philosophy of Chef Kel, highlighting how genuine warmth, dedication, and professional rigor shape his contributions to the regional food and hospitality sector.
Readers gain valuable insight into the principles that drive successful Caribbean culinary leadership, emphasising that exceptional dining extends far beyond the plate to encompass authentic care and community connection.
The article showcases professional standards within Trinidad and Tobago, providing an engaging resource for culinary enthusiasts, industry professionals, and cultural researchers interested in local gastronomy.
Key Takeaways
- Hospitality serves as the foundational pillar for delivering exceptional culinary experiences and memorable guest interactions.
- Chef Kervel Emmanuel exemplifies professional dedication and passion within the Caribbean culinary and hospitality industry.
- Authentic cultural warmth enhances the overall dining environment and elevates regional gastronomy standards across Trinidad and Tobago.
- Structured mentorship and strong core values remain essential for inspiring future generations of culinary professionals.
We at Cuisine In Ah Pot, located at No. 32 Hermitage Road, Gonzales, Port of Spain, bring a different approach to the restaurant and catering business. We are about creating a unique fresh outlook to the food industry, providing customers with fresh food off our menu every month on our lunch menu between 6 am to 2 pm.
Slogan: Excellent services, excellent product
We also provide a personal chef’s service doing weddings, business events and other occasions. Our concept is Caribbean and International cuisine. We encourage people to eat a healthier and fresher cuisine which we eat in Trinidad. Our slogan is excellent services, excellent product. Our team consists of people with strong leadership skills that not only put their best foot forward but excel in their craft.
Some of our best jobs are working for the Chief Justice, Police Service, President of Corporation or on a movie set. The worst was the first catering job in Atlanta where we went to the wrong building.
The Cuisine In Ah Pot team
Henrietta David Jones – CEO for 40 years and counting, started the business from her home kitchen and has turned the brand into an international sensation.
Keno Jones – VP of Operations has worked for large restaurants in the United States and the Caribbean for more than 22 years. He brings kitchen/staff training and menu collaborations to the establishment.
Ebo Jones – VP of Human Resources as well as a successful lawyer and with his passion for law and people, he executes the business’ policies and procedures with flair.
Ackedo Jones – VP of Finance who has been in banking for numerous years brings fresh approach to the financial side and the growth of the business.
Angela David – Senior Accounting and Business Analyst maintains all the financial records to the business.
Contact Cuisine In Ah Pot
Contact: 1-868-702-1598 or 404-643-8925
Website: www.cuisineinahpot.com
Email: cuisineinahpotatl@gmail.com
April 2015 – Issue 15 www.sweettntmagazine.com
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