MARCHÉ DE CAYENNE
Several small vendors set up under the halls of the Cayenne market offering Chinese soups, Creole specialities...
Set up under the halls of the Cayenne market three times a week, several small vendors offer Chinese soups (the famous Hmong soup that everyone talks about in French Guiana), Creole specialties (excellent black puddings and smoked chicken in particular), Surinamese (roast) and Brazilian dishes for a very economical meal. In a warm and popular atmosphere, you can eat directly on the spot, caressed by the smell of the spices for sale in the stalls all around. A visit not to be missed for a taste of Cayenne's effervescence.
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It is a shame that the juices are now practically at 6th! much too expensive but the two small Brazilian stands is in top!