Craving carribean oxtails and read the reviews on yelp…read more This is located at Kissimmee on Osceola pkwy area in a shopping plaza. Its kind of a challenge getting parking here I guess cause its a weekend and its a busy day to go. Upon entering the music of reggae / carribean music is playing its looked clean. Few tables and bar seating available. There is a section to point and see the array of foods they prepared but this day alot of the foods were covered in lids. I guess its a way to keep foods warm while sitting on the hot steam plate. The oxtail large plate was $25 with 2 sides plus choice of rice. Its a popular dish because when the lady tried to scoop oxtails all she had left in the pan was gravy. She went to the back and got more oxtails. She gave about 8 pcs of mixed sized oxtails. mostly large / medium sizes. She was "Careful" adding gravy and the oxtails as if she was counting how many drips of gravy and how many oxtails she was going to place in the plate - Also she was counting how many sweet plantains she was serving as a side. She gave me about 4-5 pcs of plantains. Seeing this I told her I want the cabbage in a separate container (Since she was careful with giving out the portions) - She then said its going to be $5 for the cabbage since its on a separate container. I was fine with it - even with the cabbage she was careful filling the container to the rim. This is why I decreased a star - Cabbage is cheap and plantains is cheap - Why so careful with these sides? I am paying a $25 plate - It should show that is how much food I am paying for. I am not sure if she was the owner (Light skinned older lady) - If she is then she should not be that cheap with portions especially on a high priced tag plate on her menu. They had array of fresh made juices I am unsure if they make them or they have a vendor - But they offered "Peanut Punch". Arizona cans (Tall) are $1 - I think those are the cheapest drink you can get in there. I saw someone just went in there and bout a few cans of arizona cans only. Jamaican patties are $3 - they offer curry and jerk chicken, mild, spicy. They had sold out of the mild patty - So I opted for the curry chicken patty. I asked about "Peanut porridge" that I read on yelp that was available only on weekends - But the lady asked me if I meant "peanut punch".. I was not sure but she said the Peanut Punch was $5. I asked for the frozen bottle since I had no plans on drinking the drink until a few days later. Let's talk about the food - Oxtails - The meats were fall off the bone and the gravy was thick and savory - however I think the taste - I like Golden crust gravy better as in taste. Golden crust gravy had more umami but this gravy is not bad - It was just kind of thick for my liking. The oxtails were def delicious though. Tender meat and like I said fall off the bone. Rice and Peas - This rice had a subtle coconut milk flavor in the rice itself - little sprinkles of the peas (beans) not much - It was ok rice .. It was dry for my liking - The oxtail gravy helped moistened the rice. Sweet Plantains - These were delicious. Sliced slanted and had the good amount of chew and sweetness. Just like the rice - Plantains are plantains they are either soggy or firm or just the right bite. Cabbage - These were ok - they were slightly bitter and overcooked. Somewhat too soft soggy cabbage. It had hints of sliced carrots - It needed more broth and black pepper taste to them. Curry chicken patty - These were delicious. The patty dough was delicious. The curry chicken was shredded chicken in curry and the hint of spice kicks in towards the bottom of the patty. No wonder they sell alot of the patties - They are delicious. I have not tried the peanut punch as yet - But I will update review once I do taste the drink.

While visiting Kissimmee FL, I ordered Door Dash from Flavors of Jamaica. I ordered the Oxtail…read more(Large), Jamaican Rice & Peas, Cabbage, and Plantains. My food arrived hot, fresh, and delicious. The portion size was large enough for me to eat for a little over 2 meals. The food was seasoned just right without the over-seasoning I've experienced at other Caribbean style restaurants. I did not visit the physical location so I can't speak to the ambience but I will say that I throughly enjoyed my meal and would recommend Flavors of Jamaica without hesitation.

Plenty food a little pricey for me since I'm from south Florida where island food is cheaper…read morebecause they are everywhere my brother from out of town could not stop raving about the food we both had curry goat made just right , and the lady serving us was just delightful .

I always make it a point to eat Jamaican food when I visit Florida and I usually come to this…read morerestaurant. Today, my husband and I walked in with our two small toddlers. We saw the sign on the door saying masks required BUT we didn't have any on us because the mask mandate was lifted a month ago and no where else "requires" a mask. We also observed a gentleman walk out (may may work there) walk out without a mask. When I walked in, I got the coldest look from the woman sitting behind the counter. I asked her if masks were mandatory because of the sign on the door and she said, "it's what the sign says". Because we weren't dining in, I was just going to order it to go anyway. Because of her sour attitude, I took my business elsewhere. I will not be returning here EVER and I wouldn't recommend anyone who expects decent customer service to come here either. We ended up taking our hard earned money and business to Flavors of Jamaica on Osceola Parkway. The vibe and customer service was way better. I hope the older woman sees this and takes heed that you will lose business if you lack customer service.

I've been here twice for dinner since I've moved to Florida and it's always a great time! The…read moredrinks are great, the music, the vibes all make for a wonderful night out. I highly recommend the roast lamb fried rice and I enjoy the black pudding too. Service on a busy night may come off a bit subpar because it does get very crowded quickly, but if you're just a little patient I promise the waitress will get you what you need. Check them out if you enjoy West Indian cuisine.

The place was able to fit 11 people for dinner. Gail was our server she was super helpful with…read moreeverything and gave us recommendations. The portions are big and not too expensive. Haven't really had too much Guyanese. Food was great nice flavor the jerk chicken definitely recommend. The place is a little small but accommodating.

Simple small menu but delicious PR food. The chicken and ribs well season. Rice con Gandules is…read moreauthentic. Great value for the buck

From the looks of this place you might not expect much but I was pleasantly surprised by the food…read more The chicken was juicy and flavorful, the yucca was soft and the rice was cooked well and flavorful. My 2 complaints would be the staff is not friendly. The one older lady is pretty rude actually (at least the 3 times I've been there) and the bathroom is HORRENDOUS. Not only is it run down and musty but dirty too. I normally wouldn't even attempt to use it but because I am normally on my way back home to Tampa when I have visited that was why I even attempted it. You have to ask for a key at the counter and the lady always acts as if you are bothering her by asking for it.

Yes I drove all the way from Tampa to visit Dada's kitchen in Kissimmee Florida and the 1hr and 30…read moreminutes drive was worth every minute to enjoy authentic Haitian Food. There is not too many places in Tampa where I can enjoy good Haitian food so I was happy to drive all this way to try that as kitchen. I had the perfectly cook black rice AKA diri a jon jon with tender stewed beef with a side salad. The best it was not oily and greasy. My husband hand the whole red snapper which was also mouth watering good. Service was awesome, Dada treats like family and was very catering, so sweet and heart warming. I love her , I will always visit when I'm in the area. DaDa's kitchen is a food truck that sits right next to the back to the 80s wine and brewery which you can be seated and eat your food while trying some beer and wine.

Great Haitian Caribbean Cuisine love the oxtail Great…read moreservice I'll visit again nice location

I was looking for somewhere new and wanted good food. I read reviews and picked here and i promise…read moreit doesn't disappoint. From the amazing greeting we received when walking in to the service the whole experience was amazing. Very cozy feeling and clean. I will definitely be returning. If you want great food that's made like you really went to your Titis house then this is the spot. Prices are very good as well. Thank you for coming to Kissimmee!

Food was delicious. Service was attentive. Good music playing and all around a great meal. Will…read moredefinitely be back. So glad to have a place with reasonable prices and good quality so close to home.

The food was very tasty, and they have so many options of food. The staff were very friendly and…read moreattentive. It was quiet inside which was nice to be able to chat with the fam. It's about $20 per person.

This place was great and the food was fantastic it was also clean and the waitresses were very…read morenice.I went to celebrate my birthday on May 5th with my family and I had a wonderful time.

My partner and I came here for dinner on a Friday night and it was PACKED! They had live music…read moreplaying and a long wait so we decided to come back another time. We returned on a Thursday night and it was not as busy and we were seated quickly. We ordered some empanadillas (Puerto Rican version of empanada) for appetizer and the seafood mofongo to share. The empanadilla was yummy and the filling was well seasoned. The dough itself was on the thicker side for me but this is a personal preference. The seafood mofongo was ok. The fish was cooked well and had a nice char on it. However, it was a little under-seasoned and could have used some acidity like a wedge of lemon. The mofongo itself had a good texture but could also have used a bit more garlic and salt. TLDR; nice Puerto Rican restaurant to try if you are in the area. Just note that it can get busy on the weekends!

I was referred here by my Puerto Rican barber who told me it was really good authentic Puerto Rican…read morecuisine and he was right. The food was amazing, the lady that took my to-go order was very nice as was the other staff members. They had a great crowd eating and having cocktails and a live band playing really good music. It didn't seem to matter that my Spanish is pretty poor. Looking forward to try other stuff on the menu and maybe hang out for a cocktail or two.