Was craving something spicy and sure was glad I found this gem. Pulled the trigger on the Poutine…read more(sold out of their popular tacos) and followed it up with Butter Rum cake. Poutine was amazing. Butter Rum cake had me dreaming of the Caribbean. Do not pass this place by.

From the owner: Our story is a unique blend of Destiny, Passion and Grandmothers. Gladys Caribbean Kitchen was…read morebirthed from the deep passion our grandmothers had for cooking. Though we are not biologically connected our grandmothers share the same name and the same unique styles of cooking. We connected through fate, faith, love of family and our desire to cook like Gladys.

The Island Fish and Chips on the menu was extremely delicious! I highly recommend this to anyone…read morewho loves eating fish and seafood. The batter that was fried around it was so easy to eat and tasted just right and the fish inside was flaky and seemed to melt in my mouth. The tartar sauce was pretty yummy too. My friend had a Roti with chicken I think and he devoured it pretty quickly. My pineapple ginger juice was pretty easy to digest and it tasted healthy and delectable. I love how ginger soothes your mouth and stomach etc. The people who run this restaurant seem really nice. Please stop by and see what on the menu might tickle your foodie curiosities. Mind you it's a small restaurant but it has a nice cozy vibe.

After trying multiple Caribbean restaurants in the city, this is by far the best one. I was just…read morepassing by it and wasn't really hungry but wanted to give it a try, so I order something light - chickpea roti. It was great, but their spiciness level isn't as aggressive as it was back home (in Toronto) so don't be afraid to ask for a higher number when they ask you how spicy it is. Only giving it a three star right now, since its incomplete, will definitely come back here to try their jerk chicken and ox tail. No Caribbean restaurant can be fully reviewed without trying the staples

Fun food truck I found on Broadway (between Donald and Hargrave) selling very delicious doubles!…read moreDoubles is a Trinidadian street food - deep fried flat bread with curried chick peas. This place was selling 2 doubles for $6 - a tad pricey but it was really good especially with the house made hot sauce that was available for you to add on. The hot sauce had a good kick but not as spicy as I thought it would be. This dish is a bit messy to eat for street food as you really have to use your hands and fold it up and just eat it with all that sauce dripping. But it's so damn good so it's worth the mess. Love how the truck plays some fun island music too

it was an amazing eating experience. I have eaten there a few times and tried different things each…read moretime. the fries and sauce are incredible, everything else is sooooo good. I would go out of my way to eat here. the great food and friendly staff make it an amazing dinning experience.

We came here during lunch time. The location was small but the employees were really nice…read more What we swallowed: *DOUBLE DOUBLE: This was hearty but delicious! *OXTAIL: This was fall off the bone delicious! *GOAT ROTI: If you love goat, you will love this goat roti. Great flavors and really tasty! Parking was a bit confusing but the portions here are HUGE! Very tasty options, you will leave full and satisfied!

Always great food. Fantastic conversation. Did I mention the great food?…read more Posting a 2024 version of the menu as prices and options have changed.

Don't expect any Traditional food here! Jerk Chicken Roti is…read morejust chicken and potatoes in a wrap, Side salad is bagged shredded coleslaw and Mix salad greens together!! Jamaican patty is Frozen cheap Store bought! (Probably from Giant Tiger). People that came in after us got the water, drinks and food before us.( Took almost an Hour for food). Jerk Chicken was about the most traditionalist. Can't Understand why they would serve such cheap food!? Place is Small and Dated.

Food? What food? Arrived at 17:50 and had a couple of drinks. We asked the server when she would…read moretake our order and she kept responding "in 10 minutes" multiple times. By 19:00 hrs several folks who had arrived at the same time or shortly after we did had been served. We left and went across the street to Shahi Flames, which was amazing. Will not be back

It was a calm and relaxing evening today. The Forks is super chill and pleasant in the weekdays,…read morenot as many people crowding the halls... I tried the Roti Shrimp today and the shrimps were succulent and snapped deliciously in my mouth. The potatoes were well spiced but honestly the shrimp was my favorite item in this meal. 3.5 stars for taste. 4 stars for the "cooked just right" shrimps. 4 stars for the 6 inch Roti portion. Very filling and good!

My quest for the best Doubles found me at The Forks market here in Winnipeg. Bindy's has been…read morehere since the Forks first opened as a market / tourist destination serving up Caribbean foods from behind their take out counter. I came for the doubles. Meh. The fried dough came out of a bag, the chick pea curry out of a steel warming tin, and voila...doubles. I guess. Lacking flavour, not enough chick pea, rubbery dough, plus a minimum of $5 purchase to use debit. At least their in house pepper sauce was tasty.

We prefer baked samosas but their vegetable fried ones are delish! We love em and buy pretty well…read moreevery other week! Maybe time or owners changed?

If you like Indian food, avoid this place. I had butter chicken, vegetable korma, rice and a…read moresamosa. The butter chicken was flavorless and the sauce was watery. Vegetable korma was basically frozen veg in a broth. I can excuse frozen veg-they're pretty common in this dish-but again, the sauce was flavorless and watery. The rice they use is not basmati-it's minute rice. I had hoped that the samosa would be the star of the show since it's actually in their name, but it was disappointing and gross.