Driving up it looks like a sketchy hole in the wall. But I decided to give it a chance. I paid $17…read morefor my large jerk chicken which satisfied my hunger completely. The chicken was moist and flavourful with enough spiciness to enjoy. Worker was very friendly and fast. They do recommend to call and place the order ahead of time though because you essentially wait outdoors for your order to be made. I'd go back.

One of the best eats in the West Island!! If you haven't tried Caribbean food before, please do…read moreyourself a favour and treat yourself to Janette's.

Oh my goodness, I have no idea why shops with Caribbean roti have not taken over the world as the…read morenext "Chipotle of" fast casual concept. (That is a hint to you budding culinary entrepreneurs.) In my head, proper Caribbean roti is Afro Caribbean cuisine meets Indian food and has a rectangular burrito-esque baby. It is non-existent in Northern California, so I basically drove here straight from the airport. The 32-seat shop is clean and basic, with a friendly proprietor who knows his customers and asks about their families. The chicken roti was huge and delicious. I ate the whole thing, after thinking about skipping dinner because I wasn't hungry. The slightly spicy, peppery curry sauce brought everything together: big chunks of boneless (white meat, unfortunately) chicken, potatoes, chickpeas, carrots, and plantains.

So happy to discover this place in the West Island it's so good. One of the only Caribbean…read morerestaurants open during this pandemic!! Definitely worth getting the larger plate for 2$ more.

Bel Coq is a recently opened créole restaurant/take-out counter on Gouin Ouest. The large mosaic of…read moregenuine-looking fried food on the outside of the building prompted up to interrupt our bike ride and order some of the stuff without even asking for the price. Renovations are not fully done yet inside, but honestly, that's not what we were looking for. We tried 3 kinds of meat: taso (fried goat), fried pork (griot), and fried chicken. My favorite was the taso. It had a nice taste of lamb and was tender and seasoned. I found the griot to be very fried (maybe that's how it's meant to be). The accompanying rice and pasta salad were good. Portion size is not huge on the meat but as a meal it's adequate and very decent for the price. The place looked family run and the staff was very friendly in explaining what was what to us tourists. At $8-10 after tax per Styrofoam meal including a can of pop, I'd come back to try some of their other items if I passed by again.

I wanted me some oxtail, but this was just OK…read more I've had alot of oxtail in my life at several places and countries. but this wasn't the best. The portion for the oxtail was okay but I felt like there wasn't enough sauce, so the rice was abit dry, I like it when it's saucy and it goes on the rice and all. The macaroni salad was okay, it had a sweet flavor to it. The plantain was the biggest disappointment tho, it was not soft nor sweet. They were hard, I don't think they were ripe enough to be cooked, I also ordered extra order of plantain which was a waste of money, because it wasn't what I expected. Will I come back, I don't think so

While the custom service was a 10, The guy was very friendly and everything. The bakes was very…read morevery good as well i definitely enjoyed that BUT...The curry chicken currently got me on the toilet bro. My stomach hurts

My boyfriend had an Uber driver from Haiti and asked him where he could try good Haitian food. Cue…read moreLe Fils à Maman. We went here for lunch today, and WOW, absolutely delicious! The staff were extremely friendly and helped me pick my dish (since I don't speak French). I took the Legume dish (mixed sautéed veggies) and my boyfriend had the Poulet. Both came out quickly, hot and tasted WONDERFUL! We will definitely come back!

A Haitian friend recommended me this small restaurant and i'm glad she did. I started with the…read morefried calmar and it was pretty good, not the best I had but worth taking if your in the mood for something fried. I had the griot and it's not your traditional kind were there is a mix of fatty meat and pieces of meat with no fat, some of you know what I mean, all the pork had no fat and I kind of like it more when it's made more traditional were you get all those fatty pieces because to me it adds a bunch of flavor more. I got the beer they have imported from Jamaica but it costed me 7$ so to me it was not worth it. The service was great and the food was good, I'm definitely coming back!!

Went there last Thursday with some friends - for a blind date, believe it or not. Had never been to…read morethis restaurant before, so didn't know what to expect. I didn't really notice the music, mostly because my date was, well, kind of a jerk for the most part. He ordered my meal for me! Alright men, do guys in Montreal still DO this? He ordered the lamb shank for me, which didn't go over well with me because I've never had lamb before in my life and didn't know what to expect. Anyway, the waitress told us quite a bit about the wine - I needed several glasses what with my idiot date and all, I hope he reads this so he knows why I haven't called him back. I was surprised at how much she knew about the wine. I agree with the last reviewer that the atmosphere was kind of blah and the place wasn't really full, but on the bright side, I now know that I really, REALLY like lamb. The best part of my date was the food, which I know doesn't say much because of the loser I was saddled with, but I plan to go back, hopefully with a good man this time around.

Great food and great people. Have been coming here for over a year and love it. I always get the…read morejerk chicken and it's awesome!

This review makes me very sad…read more We ordered from Caribbean Curry House a few weeks ago, and were blown away by the quality of the food that we received. The chicken roti was flavourful and plentiful, and all the rest of the food we ordered was mouth-watering. This all changed a few minutes ago. We placed an order through UberEats for that fantastic roti, a bunch of "doubles", jerk chicken & their shrimp, along with assorted sauces. We also ordered a peanut punch, which came as a kid's boxed drink. Thank gawd we ordered it...it was the best part of what we received. First off, the order was missing the chicken roti and the shrimp. I immediately called them, and was put on hold for several minutes. When I finally spoke to someone, that person was fairly rude, insisting that we did get the roti (we didn't) and we didn't get the jerk chicken (we did). The person argued with me about the sauces (two small containers with a teaspoon of some weird concoction that was definitely not hot in each...for a buck and a half a pop!). They then told me that they were out of shrimp so I'd have to figure out how to get a refund from Uber, and if I want the roti, come down to their shop to get it. Ummm...why do you think I called Uber for delivery, genius? Angered and frustrated, I hung up and resigned myself that I wasn't going to get the roti I craved, and settled down with one of their "doubles". It. Was. Horrible. It was cold and bland...a few sad chickpeas stuck between yesterdays bread. They were fabulous...juicy, curry-flavoured with a pop, delicious bread...only a few weeks back, and today, I couldn't finish one. The jerk chicken felt like they had taken it out of a fridge and forgot to reheat it...and it tasted like nothing. No jerk hit, no spice...just a sad piece of chicken that gave it's life in vain. So...that's it. I'll never order from them again, and will search elsewhere for my caribbean food-fix. The person I spoke to has pissed me off with their lack of client-service, so this review is getting reprinted everywhere. I hope that if you do choose to order from them, you get the Dr.Jekyll version of their food, not the Mr.Hyde I received.

I was very much excited to try their food. Their food is delicious however what annoys me if the…read morefact that the portions aren't the same every time I order from them. One day you get a lot of rice and one day it's decent. I recommend them working on their measurements. They lack consistency from my experience but I understand they opened up recently. One day you get sauce and one day they don't give you sauce.. I don't get it. Another thing that annoys me is that they don't give us enough meat for what we are paying. Almost $15 dollars and I get like five pieces of chicken?? Rice is super cheap, so the fact that they give a lot of rice means nothing. Also, when I ordered from the Frittay I was angry because like I said it's not cheap and they don't give enough meat. It comes with marinade, Accra and plantains, they barely give enough... just a few pieces. You would think that since you're not getting rice they would give a lot more but no.. I wish them the best still! Just work on your portioning.

This spot is serving meals to go. Great food, great spot! The menu changes from week to week. One…read moreconstant: the quality!

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Great place and food though the wait time is a bit long and hours of operation not precise!!!read more

A first for us to try haitian food. Was really good and interesting. Service was very nice and…read moreoffered extra sauce. Rice was one of the best i have had in carrabian style. They offered me an exotic drink which was milk base and i loved it as well.