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Pepsi Food Truck Pop-Up: Ocho Rios
Aaliyah Terrelonge, also known as Chef Liyah, was the Ochi guest chef on Saturday, April 29
Food, Lifestyle, Thursday Food
May 4, 2023

Pepsi Food Truck Pop-Up: Ocho Rios

Main Street, Ocho Rios was the place to be on Saturday, April 29 for good vibes, good music and good food from the Pepsi Food Truck Pop-Up.

Chef Aaliyah Terrelonge served up street food goodness with a Smokey BBQ Pulled Pork Burger infused with Pepsi, Scotch Bonnet Sweet Chilli Chicken Skewers, Grilled Corn (Mexican-style) and Loaded Green Plantain Fries, all paired with a refreshing Pepsi.

The decadence of her dishes lingered long after the last bite, so much so that most rejoined the line for seconds.

Loyal Pepsi customer Odette Dale shared that once she saw the food truck, she had to make her way over.

“Pepsi is always a vibe. It just [soothes] everything. Of course the food is great. This is my first time having plantain fries, and I’m blown away. I’m just loving everything!” she emphasised.

Foodie influencer Tiana “Wonga Gyal” Chung also made sure to grab a bite of every delicious item on the menu.

In the meantime, Pepsi ambassadors and Irie FM deejays Teddy and Kemar challenged patrons with a lyrical battle, a Pepsi-drinking contest, and musical chairs. Adding to guests’ delight, there were also giveaways that even a brief downpour could not dampen.

Pepsi Cola Jamaica Brand Coordinator Yanique Dawkins said, “I’m so happy that everyone came out today and were just so curious and excited to try the food with Pepsi and to enjoy this Saturday afternoon with the brand.”

The Pepsi Food Truck Pop-Up rolls back into Kingston on May 12 with Chef Haleem Card and then May 28 with Chef Andre Sewell.

Chef Liyah’s smokey BBQ pulled pork burger infused with Pepsi and Mexican-style grilled corn
Scotch bonnet sweet chilli chicken skewers
The loaded green plantain fries included cheese, onion, bell pepper, jalapeño and bacon bits.
Patrons stopped by the Pepsi food truck on Main Street, Ocho Rios on Saturday, April 29.
Irie FM deejay Teddy reminded patrons that once they bought from the Pepsi food truck they would receive a complimentary 20 oz Pepsi and a chance to spin the Pepsi wheel for a prize.
Deejay Kemar kept patrons entertained on Main Street, Ocho Rios during the Pepsi food truck pop-up.
Culinary content creator Tiana “Wonga Gyal” Chung relished the smokey BBQ pulled pork burger as Chef Liyah captured her reaction.
The loaded green plantain fries were Odette Dale’s favourite.
After getting her meal from the Pepsi food truck, Kedine Lewis spun the Pepsi wheel for a chance to win a prize.
After having her fill, Carole Crossman had to get a second order to-go for her children.
Besides the complimentary Pepsi, Chef Liyah served each meal with a smile!
Nadine Williams shared her loaded green plantain fries with Tafferell Taffe.
Sheldon Rose enjoyed his Pepsi with the smokey BBQ pulled pork burger scotch and Mexican-style grilled corn
Suzette Forrester took a moment to savour the first bite of the Pepsi-infused smokey BBQ pulled pork burger.
Kenny Miller serenaded Pepsi ambassadors Tori-Ann Brown (left) and Fantaja Walker.
How fast can you drink a bottle of Pepsi? With cheers from deejay Teddy, Krystal Carter did so in under a minute!
Michael Jackson (left) was all smiles with deejay Teddy after winning more bottles of Pepsi.
Beverley Timol was the first customer of the day.

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