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Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
I had the Ninja Air Fryer Max shipped from Amazon. It was a wonderful addition to my cookery armory. I’m sure someone in Cabarete is very happy with it 🤣
So I went back for the spicy wings. They have 5 flavors total, 2 of which are spicy. They had traditional spicy and ghost pepper. I tried the ghost pepper. Somehow I order 12 instead of 6, so I will enjoy them for dinner and lunch.
In any case, while spicy they are not hot like I had envisioned anything ghost pepper. But they're worth going back for. Also went to Blue Mall for the first time. I was looking for a waterproof phone carrier and found one for 1500 pesos. I will test it out later before using it with a real phone.
PriceSmart sells the Ninja dual air fryer, it works out cheaper to buy from there than to ship from the US. Also Alyss sells quite a nice range of higher-end gadgets, again cheaper than getting them from Amazon and shipping.
I didn't go up that far. Next time! My underwater phone sack was on the 3rd.
Another aside: I went into 2 stores looking for the phone thing. Encountered 3 employees. All 3 spoke great English.
When you figure in the amount and value of your time, the wear and tear on your vehicle, and especially the fuel consumed driving to and from Pricesmart, and finally the inconvenience of the entire trip, buying on Amazon and having it delivered to my door is worth it. (and cheaper)
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I buy from all three. Casa Cuesta and Pricesmart have good websites so it's easy to check their stock. Alyss doesn't but it's a good option.
Pricesmart delivers. Their same day service only costs 290 pesos in the Distrito Nacional. I use it all the time.
I can tell you mine.
Casa Cuesta here in Santiago has a nice selection of books on Art, Design and DR Provinces.
They also carry a selection of home goods on par with say... Macy's in the USA.
I went to PriceSmart Monday morning with "GaryExpat" before heading back up to Sosua
with him for the day. Their selection is mostly quality goods shipped in from the USA
and the prices are comparable to what you might see in Sams or BJs Wholesale back home.
Alyss is hit or miss. I bought new plates, bowls and glassware from them back in 2021.
Nice design, good quality, fair prices. Add La Sirena, Ikea and Tienda Solo a $10.00 to the list
and you basically have my entire apartment furnished with appliances.
I am hopeful when the new super mall/ hotel plaza they are building at the corner of Av. Duarte y Estrella Sadhala
opens it will include a Popeyes as I only travel down to the Capital about once a year.
If you like Casa Cuesta you would like Unidos also. But not in Santiago.......
Where did you (MiamiDRGuy) get this information from? When you post "news just came in", where did it come in from?
I believe they are all owned by Caleya
Inauguración del primer restaurante Popeyes en Santo Domingo
Popeyes llega a República Dominicana con su oferta de sabores y tradiciones
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