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!!

Excellent beef patty; I tried the spicy and it was delicious. The coco bread was also very good,…read morebut my personal taste is to eat the beef patty on its own. I ate the coco bread separately and enjoyed it. It was soft and fluffy and mild in flavor. A got here a few minutes before it opened, and by the time it opened, there were 5 people behind him on the line. We'll be back to try the other flavors!

Delicious fresh food. The only good roti shop on Rockaway. Very common spot for some delicious…read moreGuyanese Halal food. Prices are reasonable. Honestly the chicken curry is like no other I could drink that gravy that's how delicious it is. Also try their cheese rolls and chicken pattys they are scrumptious and filling! Definitely my go to spot when I don't feel like cooking :)

The service was amazing and the food even better. I walked in and the aroma of the foods hit me…read morelike a truck

Was away in Jamaica a few weeks ago and have been craving oxtail…read more Delivery via ubereats on a rainy night. Good delivery and packaging. Ordered large oxtail, comes with rice, plantain and cabbage. The oxtail was cooked well, portion size is good. I wish the sauce had more flavor/spice, the plantain wasn't very sweet. The cabbage portion that comes with it is small but there's a large portion of rice. I personally prefer more heat so I probably won't order from here again, but the food and portion size are still good for those who prefer less spicy.

Both dishes were delicious. Large portions, had to split the pasta into two meals. The Cajun…read morechicken Flatbread was also unique and excellent. Delivery was quick, about 25 minutes from order time, on a Friday night!!

I stopped by yesterday and purchased gilbaka curry. It was the best I've eaten in the past twenty…read moreyears. I had a generous sized serving with dhal puri. Unfortunately, it is served on Fridays and Saturdays only. I will be back soon.

I've seen a lot of negative reviews for this restaurant, but I can't personally say I've…read moreexperienced poor service or subpar food. They do have very limited seating here, as the restaurant is small and most people order to go. I love coming here whenever I'm around Liberty Ave. to try all the things I don't normally get to eat throughout the year. The food I've had here is very good. Everything from the saltfish and bake, curry chicken, fried rice, pholourie, cassava ball, salara (coconut roll), etc. have been flavorful, seasoned well, and appetizing. Service can be a bit slow and disorganized, but the employees are kind and do their very best to get to you quickly. If you like Guyanese food, you'll like Three Sisters, they have something for everyone.

Whether at the restaurant, Forever Jerk near JFK Airport in Queens, NYC, or on the side of a random…read morestreet in the boroughs, their jerk is one of the best in the city. Load it up with sauce. Jerk sauce is a bit spicy while the q sauce is sweet. Meat falls off the bone. We typically get a half or full chicken. They'll chop it up with a cleaver. Finger licking good! We love stopping by their tent and smoker setup on the way back from Gateway shopping, the beach, or the restaurant coming or going to 5 towns Costco. For the street side locations, the lines are frequently long, cash only, and they make to order. It's fun watching them smoke or grill the food. Typically standing only... and take out. Follow their Instagram account for mouth-watering videos and photos. I'll be updating the review with photos and video soon.

I went on Sunday and ordered the BBQ Jerk chicken Sunday Special 2 pieces of chicken with rice ,…read morepeas and cabbage. , The chicken could have been cooked a little longer. Food was mid , I will not be visiting again. FYI : Get the Groupon.

Hello everyone! I just want to start off by informing you that this review is based on my…read moreexperience solely at Yogi's Restaurant which is now called Fortis Restaurant at this location. As of December 21, 2020 the name has been changed to Fortis Restaurant, and although my most recent visit was when the restaurant was named Yogi's, I would still enjoy sharing my experiences with you all in despite of the change. Yogi's has been one of many Caribbean restaurants I have tried in the years of being a Yelper, but was very new to me at the time. Also, being new to the neighborhood has led me here upon my crave for some Jamaican eats. I was mainly interested in the lunch specials they had available referred to as "minis." That day was my first time trying Yogi's and because I really didn't have a heavy appetite at the moment, I found this perfect for that just right satisfactory portion. The inside was set up as that of what I would describe as a small dine-in/takeout restaurant. The cashier was to the right of walking in followed by two high corner tables with bar style chairs on the left for eating in and drinking beers; which they served if you were of legal drinking age of course. Towards the back of the restaurant was the food that was displayed buffet style, but you couldn't serve yourself. All names of each dish was labeled right above so that you knew what you wanted to order in an instant. They offered the usual dishes that many are familiar with like stew chicken, oxtails, curry chicken, etc. There were also different varieties such as grilled salmon chunks, jerk wings, sweet chili wings, sweet chili shrimp, jerk chicken fried rice, and fried chicken. Both female servers were pleasant and moved quickly for the most part. The neighborhood is not the safest but most people usually got their food to go. I have tried the grilled salmon chunks, jerk wings (as pictured), fried rice, and curry chicken. My favorite, the jerk wings, were perfectly spiced without jerk sauce and baked well with slight crisp to the skin. The fried rice was oily and edible mainly with meat. The curry chicken was good, but a few times I found it tasted a bit bland as if it was lacking the curry spice. Last to mention the salmon chunks which was too salty, so much so, that I could not finish less than half a portion. I really did not expect the salmon to taste as it did because it looked really good and that was disappointing. I was reading other reviews and what sticks out the most is that it seems as though the quality of food at this location specifically declined over the years. Like I mentioned before hand, Yogi's was new to me at the time, so I cannot comment much on that part. I do however see that they were a staple in the neighborhood and favored by many. I do recommend trying their other location a few blocks down across from York College campus at 92-40c Guy R. Brewer, Queens, NY. They are a popular location and best known to have really good chicken soup and breakfast.

Dry food no gravy chicken taste old. Waited a long time for food even tho i called before i arrived.read more

Pretty solid place, down from the affordable food to the precise service…read more Stepping in, the place seems more on the narrow side. There is a seating area but since it's so close to the waiting area, I would not be comfortable eating in just in case the place got busy so I opted to take my food to go. The guy behind the counter served my food up pretty well and it was affordable. A solid medium plate will run you $13, $15 if it's an Oxtail order. I ordered Jerk Chicken along with Rice & Beans and a bit of cabbage on the side with complimentary jerk sauce for the chicken and if I knew the kick that sauce was gonna have, I woulda told the guy to put a light amount on it. Don't get me wrong, it was absolutely delicious but WOW IT WAS SPICY! It was absolutely overwhelming but I toughed it out because the food other than the wild spicy sauce was so divine. I enjoyed my lunch, even though it almost put a beating on my taste buds. It's solid, I recommend it, especially those who have a taste for some spice to their food.

Fantastic place in Queens for takeaway Jamaican food! It's even walkable from some of the airport…read morehotels if you are here on a trip like we were. They have a few different meat options but we tried the jerk chicken and the oxtail. The base can be rice, beans, or rasta pasta. We went with rasta pasta and it was delicious and well seasoned. The jerk chicken and the sauce was so good. It was a huge portion of food as well. They have an assortment of refreshing fruity drinks and the pineapple ginger was super good. The place is small but there were some bar stools to eat inside, but it's more designed to take away. The service was nice and helped explain the menu and how everything worked.

I had an amazing meal at Tropical Jerk on Liberty Avenue! I ordered the oxtails and the BBQ fried…read morechicken, and both were absolutely delicious. The oxtails were incredibly tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. The BBQ fried chicken was crispy, juicy, and coated in a rich, smoky sauce that was outstanding. What really impressed me were the generous portions--you definitely get your money's worth. There was plenty of food, and every bite was packed with authentic flavor. The quality, taste, and value make this place a must-visit. If you're looking for great Caribbean food with hearty portions, I highly recommend Tropical Jerk on Liberty Avenue. I'll definitely be back!

Tried Tropical Jerk after hearing about it on Yelp, and overall it was just okay for me. I've…read moredefinitely had better Caribbean food. We ordered the fried chicken, curry goat with rice and peas, rasta pasta, and the ginger lemonade. The curry goat was tender, just as it should be. The fried chicken ended up being a little dry. The rasta pasta was probably the biggest letdown. I was hoping for something creamier with a more kick to it. The ginger lemonade was my favorite part of the meal. You can actually taste real ginger, which gave it a fresh, homemade feel. I tried their jerk chicken which had a nice tasting sauce, but didn't give that grilled smoky wooden charcoal taste that traditional jerk usually has The dining area is pretty small, and the parking lot out front is even smaller, so I'd recommend getting your food to go if you can. Overall, it wasn't a bad meal, but it also wasn't memorable enough that I'd go out of my way to come back.