The first impression can be a deciding factor on whether or not a customer will eat there, and restuarants need to put in the time and effort to create a welcoming environment.
## The Food
Most people will watch an episode and be able to tell how the restaurant/cafe works. The restaurant provides such a good experience, returning customers will sit in the same spot every time.
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LEGIT Pig Tails at the Jamaican Chinese Spot, fits the description. The food is not wok-washed, put together to impress food critics. The end result is meant to put a smile on your face and a skip in your step.
Guy Fieri makes this effort to show that he enjoys these visits, even sitting in front of the camera and not engaging in interviews and jokes.
__Guy’s Take__
Out of all of the television hosts, Guy seems to actually have fun. A lot of them look bored and want to be anywhere else. Guy seems to love every second of the taping
## The Restaurant
The Jamaica Kitchen in Kendale Lakes, Florida is worth the stop if you happen to be passing by. The restaurants that end up on Triple D see a spike in customers when they first open, but the ones that I like to come back to are the ones that don’t adapt to change.
You can find the
[full listing for Jamaica Kitchen]
(/restaurants/) for hours, directions, and order instructions.
## Watch the Episode
This is one of the many reasons why I love this show. Check out the episode that I linked at the top.
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