Kevon Felmine

It was cer­tain­ly a new and won­der­ful din­ing ex­pe­ri­ence for many who came out to wit­ness the open­ing of the ex­quis­ite J-zz's steak house.Lo­cat­ed at the cor­ner of Gibbs Street and South­ern Main Road, the el­e­gant struc­ture stands tall among the blos­som­ing busi­ness com­mu­ni­ty of Cou­va.Un­der the man­age­ment of the Ramkissoon Group of com­pa­nies, J-zz's opened with a for­mal event fea­tur­ing top busi­ness ex­ec­u­tives, gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and en­ter­tain­ment artiste.Join­ing in on the ac­tion was Cou­va South MP Rudrunath In­dars­ingh, who of­fi­cial opened the restau­rant along­side own­er Sham Ramkissoon.

In­dars­ingh com­mend­ed Ramkissoon for his con­tri­bu­tion to the de­vel­op­ment of the area, en­vi­sion­ing that it will as­sist with the un­em­ploy­ment is­sue."This bold ini­tia­tive by the Ramkissoon fam­i­ly speaks vol­ume on the part of their en­tre­pre­neur­ial spir­it, es­pe­cial­ly dur­ing this glob­al eco­nom­ic time. "It is in­deed a plea­sure for me to be part of this ex­pan­sion of the busi­ness com­mu­ni­ty."In­vit­ed guests min­gled and en­joyed the taste of fine wine from AS Bry­den Ltd and An­gos­tu­ra's Sin­gle Bar­rel Rum.Guests were al­so pro­vid­ed with a taste of the fine del­i­ca­cies that the restau­rant will be of­fer­ing, while lis­ten­ing to the sooth­ing mu­sic from the band First Im­pres­sion.Oth­er dig­ni­taries at the event in­clud­ed Trans­port Min­is­ter De­vant Ma­haraj, San Fer­nan­do Mag­is­trate Ali­cia Chankar and chut­ney so­ca artiste Ravi B.