We stopped here for lunch before traveling back to the west coast. It's a small diner/restaurant…read morewith seating for 4-5 people, counter style. The gospel music was playing (which I like) and the wait staff were nice. I wanted a combo meal, but they didn't serve that and had to get separate plates of oxtail & jerk chicken. The food was amazing. The jerk chicken was tender, had that deep smoky flavor and was spiced well. $8! What a deal. It comes with a side of rice & peas and cabbage. The oxtail was fall-off-the-bone tender and delicious. We had a beef patty that was good also. If I'm in that neighborhood again, I'll definitely stop by. Price: $25

Pretty good oxtail here, and a good portion. No parking right outside, but not so bad on the side…read morestreets here. There are only one or two tables, so they presume that you're taking out. Don't go here for the ambiance... it's all about the food!

I got some food here through this app called too good to go and I'll definitely be coming back!…read more I'm normally not a stew chicken guy but for the first time, I can say that I would actually go back and order it! The chicken had its own unique taste that differed from regular stew chicken at local Caribbean spots and the sides paired perfectly. Nothing lacked flavor and blended with the meal the way that it needed to be Service was great; quick pick up and she gave me a lot of food. Ambiance was cool as well; it looked like there was a downstairs area but I just came for pickup.

Decent Jamaican fusion restaurant. Meats are well seasoned…read moreand savory. Lamb chop rasta pasta ($28) Rating 8/10 The lamb chops are three pieces of good size, fully seasoned (not spicy) and cooked. The outside is a bit charred and the inside is still soft. The rasta pasta is very plain and could use some spices, sauce or anything else to brighten it up. Oxtail 4 Cheese Mac ($21.70) Rating 7/10 Very cheesy, Mac is soft, oxtail is small pieces, decent quality with a mix of soft cooked meat, tendon and bones. The oxtail is hiding under the Mac and cheese. Guava lemonade $5.72 rating 7/10 It's fresh and it's in a nice bottle but it's very sweet.

Their chicken soup is good. I got a small with a curry chicken patty/ cocoa bread. Solid lunch…read morefood. Sometimes they have attitudes but that's every Jamaican restaurant. No seating, no indoors, just a pick up and go place.

So I don't usually review chains unless they are extremely review worthy! This Jerk Chicken is…read moreobviously thee bomb and review worthy cause here we are!! ;-) I'm usually not a fan of boneless jerk chicken, but their boneless jerk chicken sandwich hit!! I enjoyed both the boneless AND the bone in Jerk chicken from here surprisingly. My expectations were definitely exceeded!!

I stopped by a couple times…read more I had some jerk chicken and oxtails, I think the cabbage and rice n peas were alright, the oxtails were a bit... sweet and not as super succulent as I'd like, quantity seemed to be lacking, and the jerk chicken was good enough... it was all good, nothing great or amazing.

I must admit, I appreciate getting what I deserve and who doesn't deserve a large portion of oxtail…read morelike this? The oxtail was good, the portion generous, and the price fairly reasonable compared to what I've seen elsewhere. The vegetables were nicely steamed and not sludgy. The rice was fresh and had plenty of peas. I placed a pickup order, and the service was fast. I was in and out quickly. Pro: The amount of food you get was enough for leftovers.Con: A bit too sweet and not quite tender enough to melt in your mouth off the bone. I personally appreciate a little kick, spice wise, in my food.

If you arrive there at the right time of the early morning like I do because I work nights, you…read morewill catch the fresh food right off the stove. Their food is great and very tasty. Reana, was very helpful and sweet with her assistance with any questions I had. Give that woman a raise Yah Suh Nyce!! Her customer hospitality was amazing. I would recommend this place anytime. As I go there for a meal almost every weekend.

This place has broken the first two Caribbean restaurant commandments, in the best possible way…read more 1. Caribbean restaurants are always rude 2. Caribbean restaurants are always out of half the menu 3. Caribbean restaurants are always reasonable priced and delicious. Very nice woman at the front and they had everything buffet style. Oxtail at $10.99 per lb. Do I really need to go on? It was very good but I will go on. Saltfish is $8.99. The ribs are delicious. Ginger beer is required and so SOOO good! Hole in the wall. Not easy to find parking and the bathroom is broken. Don't care would get back there ASAP if I lived anywhere near there.

I've ordered from here at least 3 times and they've only gotten my order correct one time. Idk why…read morethey don't follow instructions and/or take the time to read customers' orders. Are they drinking on the job or something? Smh! Such a shame and a waste of time and money. I will continue to support small and black owned businesses, but unfortunately I won't be supporting this one any longer.

My friend and I visited here on Friday at 6pm. It was pretty empty, only 2 other parties were in…read morethere. Took off a star cuz the service started off poor. There were two young ladies standing behind the bar but no one greeted us. We stood by the door for maybe 5 mins before we were acknowledged and asked if we wanted to sit a table or the bar. It took another 10 mins or so before WE had to ask for a menu. After that, the young lady that served us was good and personable. The ambiance in here is pretty chill. They had a DJ that played a good mix of music. They also have a bunch of games like jenga, giant uno, connect four etc. They have happy hour M-F 4-7pm. $5 shots, $8 rum punch and margaritas (+ $1 per flavor), and $10 L.I.T, $10 wings & fries and $12 shrimp & fries (+ $2 per flavor). Drinks: We did the margaritas which are $8 +$1 for flavors. We had the passion fruit, mango, and raspberry flavors. Passion fruit was my fave, mango was a tad bit sweet but when I asked the server to add a shot to fix it, she did. Food: we had the lemon pepper and buffalo wings and fries. The wings were good but the lemon pepper flavor was light and just sprinkled on. The crab legs were really good! It's cooked in a curry sauce, I just wished they actually served it in the sauce. I had to ask for melted butter. We weren't really hungry but from the few things I had, it seems their food is good. I would go back to try some more menu items.

I love this place I'm a local bus operator and love coming…read morehere for lunch I just had a fried fish sandwich . Definitely recommend the fish My sister loves the curry goat Staff is BEAUTIFUL and always friendly

The food I received tonight wasn't fresh. I asked for two doubles and they were dry, stale and had…read morebeen sitting for a while. I tipped. Why was I served old food?

This place is the spot for Jamaican food! We ordered a couple things and everything was amazing…read more - Braised oxtail: this was the standout for me. super soft, fall off the bone tendernism. love that the worker put more of the meat juices on the rice and peas too. it also came with cabbage on the side. - Jerk chicken burger: the plantains and the coleslaw!! and the chicken was super flavorful. - Kale salad: very fresh and light. the fruit and the dressing just went so well together. The owner Ryan was also on the grill in the back and was really friendly. Def coming back if I'm ever in the area.

This is a tiny Caribbean kitchen spot in Jamaica, Queens. They are serving up a nice mix of classic…read moreJamaican dishes along with some healthy salads, soups, and interesting options like coconut rice. Large orders can expect a longer wait time so order those in advance! Rasta Pasta with Shrimp 9/10 The pasta is creamy and a little bit more than al dente which I like. There was a lot of shrimp and it was seasoned perfectly and cooked just enough so that it stayed moist and tender! Rasta Pasta with Salmon 9/10 This is an excellent deal for salmon and pasta! The salmon is soft, fresh, with sweet sauce to complement the savory flavor. It's a perfect mix of healthy and heavy food. Curry Goat 9/10 Perfectly spiced, savory with medium curry strength and the meat was super soft and falling off the bone. Soup of the day 8/10 This is an excellent chicken soup. The broth is thick and savory. The chicken is falling off the bone. Chunks of potato and carrot to top it off. Lots of flavor! Jerk Chicken Sandwich 8/10 It's spicy and reasonably priced and it comes with some slaw. I think it could be dressed up a bit but it's good. Kale Salad 8/10 It's a healthy and delicious mix of greens and veggies like cucumber, tomato, mango, corn. Braised Slow Cooked Oxtail (Large) 7/10 I'll have to try this again because when I got it, the oxtail wasn't falling off the bone like I expected. I think it needed more time in the slowcooker. It also needed some more spice. Yard Style Jerk Chicken (Large) w/ rice and peas 7/10 The chicken is juicy with mild spice and the container was packed but I think the rice and peas was dry. The coconut white rice is better. Plantains were great.

If you come on a Saturday evening, be prepared to wait at least an hour--the place gets packed. If…read moreyou do go, the best things to order are the Guyanese patties (chicken or beef), a refreshing coconut water, and the currant rolls, which tend to be the highlights. Personally, though, I'm not much of a fan of the rest of the food. Those few items stand out, but overall the menu didn't quite win me over. Now you officially have the Supreme Touch

**A MUST VISIT RESTAURANT IN LITTLE GUYANA** **DELICIOUS…read moreFOOD & BAKERY ITEMS** A SPECIAL PART OF QUEENS Spanning about thirty blocks around Liberty Ave in Richmond Hill, is a very interesting neighborhood known as Little Guyana. An area where one of the largest populations of Guyanese immigrants reside in New York, along with others hailing from Trinidad, Jamaica, India, and Asia. As such, it's a bustling Indo-Caribbean mixing pot neighborhood, with - in some areas - a times square vibe. And most importantly, home to multiple restaurants, Carribean bakeries, clothing shops, grocery stores, and even Guyanese style Chinese food restaurants (Yes, that really is a thing!) EXPERIENCE LITTLE GUYANA AT SYBIL'S A fantastic way to start off your exploration of Little Guyana is to visit Sybil's Bakery. Here, Sybil, an expat from Guyana, along with her relatives and children, have been serving Guyanese specialties to the Richmond Hill community for almost 50 years. Offering steam tables filled with fantastic food, Bakery items, and authentic drinks. THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT Ask someone from Guyana, and they'll tell you that Sybil's is a top spot to visit in the neighborhood. Because of this, the restaurant can sometimes become very crowded, with a line spilling out the door, and down the sidewalk. So it's best not to visit during peak times if possible. And as it's a small restaurant with no tables, you must enter, grab a ticket from the dispenser, and then wait for your number to be called. And while waiting, it's a great time to check the various offerings in the steam table area, take a peak at all the bakery items and patties, and peruse the large menu above the counter. And to be honest, because of the large number of choices here, you really need to do this, so you'll have somewhat of an idea what to order when you're called. YOU HAVE TO TRY... Just about everything is delicious here, so all the standard Caribbean dishes, such as Jerk Chicken, Stewed Chicken, Fried Chicken, Oxtail, Curries and sides are all great choices. And then another wonderful item to try here, is Guyanese Pepper Pot, a traditional meat stew with a dark spiced gravy. And don't forget to order a tasty Roti to eat along with any saucy dishes you order. In addition, the fantastic Guyana Style Chinese items, such as the Chow Mein (fried noodles) and Fried Rice - which are my favorite- are seasoned exceptionally well with Caribbean spices, making these dishes hit differently, in comparison to other restaurants. Of course there are regular Jamaican style Beef Patties and Chicken Patties being served here, which are very tasty. But the Guyana style Patties, which are round, and packed full with either beef or chicken, & veg are scrumptious and unique. With these, the crust is more similar to that of a chicken pot pie, and the generous filling is fantastic. Meanwhile, because these are so friggin good, you will see people order them here by the dozen, to take home. So don't pass these up. Another popular choice, especially during lunch, are Sybil's famous Fish Sandwiches and Jerk Chicken Sandwiches. These start out with either fried fish or jerk chicken, along with lettuce, tomato, tartar sauce, another slightly sweet special sauce, and then some hot sauce, on a wonderful, mildly sweet and soft Coco Bread. Sybil's makes these sandwiches here, non-stop all day long, and there's a deliciously good reason why! BUT SYBIL'S IS A BAKERY ALSO! A trip to Sybil's for most people usually entails purchasing food, and then also Guyanese style baked goods. Some items of note, are the fresh Tennis Rolls, a dense, slightly sweet roll famous for being eaten with a nice slab of cheese in between, creating the best cheese sandwich ever. And if you enjoy cheese, the Cheese Roll pastry, the Cheese Pie tart and the Cheese Scone are also wonderful. And some examples of the sweeter style baked goods here, are the famous Guyana Pineapple Tarts and Guava Tarts which are a must try. Along with the Carrot Cake, Cassava Cake, Cherry buns, Coconut Drops, Chinese Cakes, Currant Rolls, and Solara, just to name a few. I LOVE THIS PLACE All in all, Sybil's is not a perfect restaurant. There are no tables to eat-in, it's usually crowded, and the ordering process can feel a bit rushed and intimidating your first time here. Moreover, if your looking for the best Trinidad style Doubles and Roti, then - without a doubt - Trinciti, Trini Delight and Singh's Roti Shop are better destinations. (Look for my previous review of Singh's Roti Shop if you have a chance). But let me tell you, if I am anywhere near Little Guyana, and I'm hungry, It's a good chance that I'm stopping at Sybil's for some of my favorite food and some magical baked items to take home. Because I really love this place, and if you get to know this unique restaurant like I do, I bet you may fall in love also.

Tucked away and easy to miss, Kassim Bakery is a little-known gem I discovered through TikTok while…read morehunting for great eats under $10. Naturally, I had to see if it lived up to the hype. I ordered the curry goat roti, a peanut punch, and sorrel, and every bite felt rich with flavor. The curry goat roti was hearty and deeply seasoned--the kind of comforting, satisfying dish that reminds you why Caribbean bakeries are neighborhood treasures. I also tried the bread pudding, and it was incredibly flavorful and indulgent. As a Guyanese bakery, it has that warm, family-run feel--the kind of place where recipes taste like they've been perfected over generations. Honestly, it's better to go in person because it seems like they're more generous with portions than when ordering through apps. And when you can get a curry goat roti for around $10, you really can't go wrong. A hidden gem that's absolutely worth the stop. Now you officially have the Supreme touch!

Kassim's is my go to for bread. The bread is always fresh and so soft and delicious. The bread is…read morealso reasonably priced and lasts about a week which is great. They have a wide selection of hot foods and some baked goods. The lady who normally works the counter there is always so nice and friendly to me.