Catching the big fish!
Meet Chef Sean
Meet the chef that likes to catch everything he cooks. So we can guess what his hobby is right? Yes, fishing!! Sean Bryce, a 28 year old Chef from the sister isle Tobago is our first feature representing Tobago. Sean carries eight fruitful years of being a chef. He studied at Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute (TTHTI) where he was the Guild of Students President;Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute (THTI) and he worked and trained alongside talented chefs at the Johnson and Wales University (JWU) North Miami; some of the best culinary schools.
His specialty is Seafood and Grilling. Seafood specialty, go figure, which his hobby being fishing right? Shrimp, fish, crab, lobster, you name it, Sean will grill and cook up any of those in a minute with an aroma that will tantalize your taste buds and make you want more.
Sean has a number of work experiences. Chef Sean has held a number of Executive positions at High Commissions and Restaurants in Trinidad including at Lannyapp at the Cascadia. Chef Sean has also had his feet in the doors of some of Tobago finest restaurants including Oasis Salad bar and Grill, The Curve Restaurant and held the role of Executive Sous Chef at The Seahorse Inn in Tobago. Today Sean is a Private Chef on the island of Tobago.
It was a choice of a seafood dish to be presented. So why not a good ole shrimp fettuccine pasta π A personal favorite of mine. This mouth watering dish made with fettucine pasta tossed in a rich creamy Alfredo sauce served with sauteed shrimp that has that perfect red to pink color that signals a perfect pan seared shrimp, covered and soaked in local herbs and spices to add that Tobago touch and flavor.
After entering a few small friendly competitions in school, his greatest achievement thus far is becoming an Executive Chef. His goal is to one day open his own wine restaurant where he'll be the Executive Chef to ensure all meals that is presented to customers are of high quality in taste and presentation.
Trust me, I will be there once a good meal and wine is involved. Be sure to stay tuned for when Chef Sean opens up this fine dine wine restaurant. Will you come with me? A glass of wine is one me!



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DeleteA journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Keep pressing forward until you reach your goals, doing what you love the most.
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DeleteThat pasta look amazing
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DeleteAwesome Chef Sean job well done and well derseved blessings!!
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ReplyDeleteHmm. pasta lover right here :)
DeleteLove the caption of this post and the photo! Big Catch from our local boy Sean!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vish :) Your feedback is very much appreciated. Hope you enjoyed the read! :)
DeleteThat shrimp pasta looks amazing! Would definitely love to try his seafood dishes some day. Great job in showcasing this talented local chef.
ReplyDeleteYou sound like you love shrimp alot :) Anytime you're in Tobago let me know, I can let you know where Chef Sean is cooking up a storm so you can try that pasta :D I have an open invite that I can share with you!
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