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Fill up on coffee, donuts, and knowledge at Start Up Minot! At this month's event we're excited to hear from Heidi Lindsay, Owner of Jamaican Vybz Kitchen, as she discusses the evolution of their business and success in bringing Jamaican flavors to the Magic City. Don't miss out on the chance to listen to his story, ask questions, and learn something new!Join us at the Carnegie Center in downtown Minot for this FREE opportunity to connect with community members and network with like-minded individuals. If you can't make it to the event, be sure to catch the recording later on our Facebook or YouTube pages!
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Heidi Lindsay grew up in Minot, and met her husband Steve, who is from Jamaica in 2010. In their more than 15 years of marriage they have three children. They started their entrepreneur journey in 2015 with S & H Janitorial, a business which later added a moving service. Their interest turned to a food truck that they bought in January of 2022 - which became the Jamaican Vybz Kitchen Food Truck. The Lindsays were conservative at first but soon found themselves doubling and eventually tripling the amount of food they prepared. Heidi says, “We’d go to events and be out of food in 2-3 hours and have people standing in line to order.”
So, the decision was made to look for a permanent restaurant spot for Jamaican Vybz Kitchen. They first started in the Main Medical Building in downtown, but are now located at Dakota Square Food Court! Heidi and Steve's business is known for its jerk knoephla soup - gotta get there early in the day because it normally sells out well before dinner time. And they routinely go through 400 pounds of boneless jerk chicken thighs per week!
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See you soon!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Carnegie Center of Minot, 105 2nd Ave SE, Minot, ND 58701-3925, United States
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