I would like to say that my last visit was not what I expected, but it's been two months since my last visit to their establishment. I ordered the Chicken Roti and it was incredible. Don't go anywhere else for your roti. The roti was perfect. The chicken is well seasoned. If you want Authentic Roti you must come to Feroza's! read more

I love their doubles. Reminded me of the ones in Trinidad. I recently bought a shrimp roti. Terribly disappointed. The shrimp were tiny and hard. They weren't fresh shrimp. It seemed like they were cooked frozen and added to the roti. They had no taste. read more

The food is amazing. My brother mentioned this restaurant and I'm surprised I'd never had their roti before. One day my brother brought us a few to try, including their conch, beef and chicken. I was hooked. The first chance I got, I came in person and picked up more roti. We had the usuals, but for my kiddo, I ordered her roti not rolled because she's not a fan of too much bread and dough. She did love the food, so that was a win. I also used the opportunity to try their shark, fish balls, whiting and pholourie (10 for a buck!). All of it was great. They are cash only, so be prepared because the nearest bank is a few blocks away. I'm sure you can pop into one of the neighboring stores to use the ATM but worrying about skimmers, I'd sooner just go to the bank which is what I ended up doing. Have an idea of what you want so you're not holding up the line. I was standing there, ordering my food, and a line of five people gathered behind me. The owners are very nice and patient, which is a huge difference from how it is at some West Indian restaurants, where you feel like your presence is an inconvenience. IYKYK I will definitely be back! read more

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Outside of the decor, the place is smashing. I've been going to this restaurant for over 30 years, and they have never failed in quality and service. I must say, the ability to keep the consistency of the food is truly amazing. From the polorie, to the Chicken roti nothing has changed. Compared to other Caribbean restaurants I have been to that passing of the torch here was boss. Excellent food and people. read more

My mom used to bring me here when I was growing up. Feroza's still hits in terms of flavor and freshness. Make sure you bring cans because they only take cash. The pholourie was super fresh and hot. I spent around $14 for all of this so it was still a great price. read more

Feroza's - Pholourie & Beef Roti - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

My son bought home two doubles with tamrind and pepper it was very good. The right size and the right taste for me. Relocating from Brooklyn to the Bronx , I am still trying to find the GOOD West Indian spots. Think I found my Trini spot. I will definitely be trying diffrent things from the menu . Try em. read more

Incredibly generous oxtail portion. So flavorful. I want to try all your dishes!!! I'll definitely be back for more.

I get the beef roti with potato, channa & tamarind sauce. It's takeout only. Very friendly staff. Some reviews say the wait is long which I disagree with considering they are made to order. read more

Let me start by saying, from the outside- this spot is tiny & narrow- looks so dingy & dirty- honestly. But, after the rave reviews, I proceeded to try their Roti- it was good. However the gentleman- supposedly the owner - serving- was not the nicest guy! Rude & inpatient- overall- it was pricey, cold shoulder attitudes & dirty greasy looking- they can have it- No matter how good- I would never return... read more

I haven't been here in a while. There's a line. I ordered the chana aloo roti with tamarind & pepper. The roti is nice and soft, the chana & aloo are good, I just wish I had asked for extra tamarind & pepper. For $6.50 a roti, it's a generous amount of food. I'll be back to try their fish next. Happy Yelping! read more

Feroza's - Always a line - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

The roti always tastes like it's made in your aunty's kitchen. Chicken, veggie, shrimp, goat- it doesn't matter because they're all delicious and very filling. Tamarind sauce & slight pepper take them all to another level (especially the shrimp roti). The pelau is flavorful and they don't skimp on chicken. The shark is always fried well and great by itself or paired with pelau. read more

I came here and ordered some Roti, since Ali's is down (I don't even think they're going to re-open at this point). I've never been here before, but the prices and reviews seemed decent. I got a veggie roti and a shrimp roti. The portions were definitely nice sized and the filling was nice on both. The shrimp was a (little) over cooked and the roti was a bit dry, but it was good nonetheless. I would come again and try some of the other roti, but I wouldn't say this place was better than Ali's. read more

Feroza's - two pieces of bread wrapped in foil - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

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This is my favorite roti shop I have never been disappointed the customer service is pleasant and the food is great read more

Feroza's - Feroza's roti cut in half yummy - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

Ok so I'm standing in this line right now again-/ a week later!!! I came n here with my friend n she raved about their food... she left out the fact that they make Shark-/ so now it's my turn to order n this man told me about a few different sauces he eats his shark with! I think I was more amaze with his energy to help me decide plus the place was extremely crowded!! The patience he had with me was different because once again the line was extremely long!! Idh any pics from last week!! But this week I do!! Their food is extremely good-/ n customer service out of this world! I'm thinking he cooks the food too! I'm not sure-/ however he was really sure on where he stood when it came to this food! N he didn't stare me wrong! However this go around he was not there for me to complement him and the serving of the fish was a piece! I was really disappointed about that! No shade their food is awesome just check ur food b4 u leave! 4 the record I'm going straight to Brooklyn -/ I leave that spot so-/ that one little fish pissd me off read more

Feroza's - Shark! Where is the rest of my fish-/ I was hungover n stood n the line for 26 mins no lie! - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

The Food: Delicious and Authentically Trinidadian; The Service: Friendly, Neighborhood Staple, and Personable; The Ambiance: Small but, again, Authentic. The wait is sometimes long but the food is worth the wait. read more

Neighborhood staple!! I'm from the south and I've lived near Burke over 15 years now and many years ago my coworker started asking me to bring Roti to them at the job from them because she moved to Jersey. I would be loaded with them heavy bags but, never tried one until a few years ago and I loved it. My favorite from here though is the oxtails, rice, and potatoes! Very good fried fish and something else I can't think of the name but, fried dough lol. I'll attach a pic the next time I go of my plate. Go support and prepare to wait on a line! read more

This is my new favorite Trini restaurant, the owner is so friendly, patient, and attentive to his customers. Of course the roti is always fresh, warm, & delicious. I've tried the shrimp, beef (boneless) chicken (with bones) and oxtail (with bones) I wish all the meat was boneless, but it's a small shop so I guess that would require more time. The tamarin sauce is delicious and you must have it with your food. Prices are GREAT‼ They close at 7pm daily that's the only downside. read more

Best oxtail rotis hand down. Cash only and they do not deliver using any apps. The walk there makes me appreciate every darn bite. The place is small itself and they can probably only handle 3 peoples orders, orders tend to be large but the owner is attentive. Family owned too, wish I lived a bit closer but my wallet thanks me I'm sure. read more

Loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Yummy yummy yummmm.. Very small intimate food spot. Order and go. Palories and extra tamarind sauce please. Yummy Trini food babeeeeeeeeee... Nice workers and food cooked with love. read more

Small shop, the curry goat, roti and curry chicken roti were amazing! The shrimp roti was OK. Cash only!

It's the most solid restaurant on the block. The lines are long but the FOOD will transport you to the Caribbean. read more

Feroza's - Doubles with tamarind and hot sauce - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

My family has been coming to Feroza since I could chew. No exaggeration. I do not eat roti, Palau or pholourie anywhere else but here. The food is so flavorful you would want it every weekend. That used to be the ritual, Feroza on Saturdays. I just started eating the acra balls and i love them now. They have many different types of roti like shrimp and beef. Sometimes you can call ahead but I've noticed lately that they do not answer calls on Saturdays i guess because they are so busy. Parking is a little difficult sometimes so you may want to bring someone with you. But trust me if you want Trini food this is the place to go. Prices are reasonable as well. Don't forget your tamarind sauce!! read more

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This is a hidden gem in the Bronx that according to the matriarch of the business has been around for over 30 yrs!!!!! The Roti is "Roti'ing" lol! I love the doubles here though..MY FAVORITE when I need just a little something to settle the hunger pains. I'm so glad I stumbled across Feroza's. It's definitely worth traveling for. read more

I was on Burke and I had to stop by. I remember coming here when I was old enough to reach their counter and nothing has changed much as I still have to stretch my neck to watch them put nothing but love on an aluminum plate. The food is so good. I had the curry goat and rice and peas and ordered my boyfriend the curry shrimp, peas and rice and curry potato. He was humming as he was eating. Told me he will travel to Burke just for this. I miss some of the ladies faces I use to see coming in but this business has been around for 40 years and you can see why. Do yourself a favor and head up to Feroza's. read more

None of the food was visible and there was no menu. How are we shuro know what is for sale and how much it costs?

My first time ever eating Oxtail. So good. I'm so full. Gonna explode. You have to hand it to these little hole in the wall ethnic spots hidden way up in da Bronx which serves authentic Caribbean, Indian, and Trinidadian eats. Sure, the hood it resides in might be a bit shady for some of those who are less adventurous to ascend all the way uptown out of their comfort zones, but for those who take the gamble the rewards are gastronomic pleasure. A few of us decided to make a pilgrimage to Gun Hill Brewing company to check out their brews, which are terrific by the way, and then before heading home grab a bite to eat. Thanks to the handy dandy Yelp ap we found Feroza's Roti and took a chance on this little dingy nondescript place close to the subway. Walking in the decor is nothing to look at, and you wonder how hygienic the place really is. Yet, these are exactly the type of eateries where you can score the most delicious and authentic foods. The menu is small here, and only offer a handful of items, but they are the standards such as curry goat, roti, and oxtail. It's not a destination spot but one where you grab your plate of deliciousness and head off to devour it somewhere else. It's a family run biz obviously, as the two women behind the counter are Feroza and her mom from what I have gathered. They don't speak but a few words, and don't really smile, but who cares when the food is made with love. After a few bites of my massive oxtail platter I knew we made a solid choice. There is actually some seating in a back room with a few tables and chairs which looks oddly like my great aunt's and uncle's old finished basement at their home in Brooklyn with the wooden paneling and mirrored walls. Too funny, but it offered us a spot to sit down and savor every bite of the oxtail and curried goat we ordered. The price was right as my huge plate of food plus a large cream soda was about $14, cash only. Oh, and the numerous fridges up front offered all kinds of drinks, beers, and sodas from their homeland most of which I had never even seen before. So my first experience with oxtail was wonderful, full of flavor, and I really enjoyed it. Never thought that would happen. I ate every morsal on my plate. Sucked all the meat off every bone. Glad I finally popped my oxtail cherry up in da Bronx! Sure, the place is a bit rundown and could use a coat of paint as it's a relic and looks something out of the 70's or 80's, but sometimes you have to throw caution to the wind and go for it. Fortune favors the bold, and rewards the taste buds. read more

Feroza's - Oxtail. Ohhhhh myyyyy. - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

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I'll be coming to this place for close to 30 years. The food is really good lately. It change a lot the timing when they open and close is not standard plus the food which is more important is not exactly the same. I hope in the future they will do better, because I don't think I will tolerate the quality of the food and second the time when they open and when they close read more

After drinking nearby, we hit up the trusty Yelp app to find a place to eat dinner on a cold night. One of the first results that popped up was Feroza's. As someone who loves Caribbean food, I knew we had to give this place a try. I also had a Jamaican with me so obviously we got his vote, too. Phil H. is always open to exposing his palate to new things so he came along, as well. This place will sneak up on you. It's literally steps from the 2 train but the sign is small and it's darkly-lit. When you get inside, to the left is the food counter with a menu and 2 ladies putting together heaping plates of food. To the right are a load of fridges stocked with nearly every drink you could possibly want (champagne cola, ginger ale, Irish moss, pineapple cola, etc.). The front area is smallish but still fits everyone as they wait for their food. For my dish, I went with the curry goat that comes with rice & beans, along with a cabbage salad on the side. I opted for a small and that was still plenty of food. My two friends went with the oxtail with rice & beans and salad. You can tell these ladies make this food and serve this food with love. They take their time putting everything together and make sure you don't walk away hungry. In the back there is some seating. The funny part about this is that the seating area is decorated like your grandma's living room in the 70s & 80s. Wood paneling with the mirrors on top, tables with cheap tablecloths, and metal chairs. It was a (good) flashback. My goat was some of the best I have ever tasted. The rice and beans were cooked to perfection. The side salad was exactly what was needed to make everything come together. Both my friends loved their oxtail and polished off their plates. At the end, we had to sit and digest and not move for a few minutes because we had stuffed ourselves silly. Next time I'm in the area, I need to get a roti from this spot. read more

Feroza's - Curry goat - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

Give me Roti yes one yes two yes three lol, loving it. You know how many times I walked past this place and I could swear it's never open, but this day it was and it was good hit the spot for my roti craving. read more

I stopped by to pick up two chicken Roti's and they were delicious. I live in Northern Westchester so I am not around much but when I am in the Bronx I try to stop by. One tip parking can be difficult so when you come bring someone who can sit and or move your car when you are inside. Stop by you will not be disappointed. read more

It was perfect like always thought they were still closed but they are open and still the best and most authentic food iv had since covid started 10 stars read more

Got the shrimp roti with potatoes and cabbage. Packed with flavor. My love got the chicken roti also a win! Can't miss out on the veggies doubles as well. Cash only but who cares? I will be back this weekend. read more

Uptown Gem!! So happy they've reopened after Covid closure. The poulari and rotis are delicious. Family owned and friendly service.

Family ran Roti spot. Shrimp Roti and Oxtail Roti are AMAZING. Hidden Gem. Cash Only. There may be a long wait but its so worth it

Went In For some doubles. The lady at the counter was so sweet. Doubles were perfect and reasonably priced! Will come Back to try their other menu items! read more

I've been coming here my whole life. So many great options. The salt fish fritters, the pholourie, the shark, the doubles, the curry shrimp, the fried fish, stew chicken, and of course the roti. The tamarind sauce and hot sauce are delicious on any item. The line is always super long here during lunch time and after 3 pm; sometimes the line spills out onto the sidewalk. The business is ran by 3 generations. The two older ladies are stone faced depending on their moods and very precise about the meat you get; the eldest lady is friendlier than the younger. The son is much nicer than both and is generous with servings ;). Pro tip: Order your rotis "unwrapped". You end up getting more meat than you would with a wrapped roti (comparable to getting a burrito bowl from Chipotle with the tortilla on the side and then wrapping it yourself = more meat/ filling). I also like this method because Feroza leaves the bone on all of their roti meat so it give me a chance to debone the chicken or goat (I don't like have oxtails in rotis) meat. Most people just spit out the bones as they go but this way I can bite into my roti without any worries of biting into anything too hard. read more

Rotis are good not like years ago and please dont go here looking for Bake (ex shark & bake) they dont make em at all.

Best roti in NY hands down! My favorite is the oxtail roti. Soooo good I can not describe it any other way. I would recommend you allow them to put pepper on the roti because it gives it a extra kick to activate your taste buds. I dont like when they make it for you but if they put my oxtail in a container and i can eat the roti as i please without it getting soggy. I heard about this place and had my 1st roti when I was about 10 years old but never knew the address. A friend took me there 5 years ago and I've been hooked ever since. Usually there is a line but it is worth the wait. read more

Feroza's - Entrance - Trinidadian Near Me - Bronx, New York

The best roti in all the Burroughs. The line is always worth the wait. Oxtail, conch, and goat roti are my favorites. Doubles and pholourie are amazing too. read more

Shrimp roti is always delicious. I travel from jersey just to eat at this place. I always ask for the shrimp separate so that it doesn't get soggy. The shrimp curry comes with cabbage and a large roti bread. Don't forget to ask for tamarind sauce on the side. It ties it all together. It's not really a sit down spot. There's a few seats available. But if you get it wrapped it stays warm. I also tried a salt fish ball fritter. It was delicious ! read more

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