A great foray into Haitian cuisine. The Haitian Griyo dish was delicious and quite massive for the…read moreprice. It contained griyo (fried pork shoulder), rice and beans, bannann peze (fried plantains), pikliz (pickled veggies), side salad, and Sos Ti-Malice (warm hot sauce). The fried items in the dish were both flavorful and quite tender. The pikliz (pickled veggies) were a necessary, very tasty complement to the dish. The hot sauce was nice and quite balanced spice-wise. I also got the Soursop with Ginger and Lime drink (ask for their fresh juices). It was refreshing, with an intense ginger burn after each sip. However, it was pretty expensive at ~$9. Note that certain pictured menu items may not be available and other available items may not be on the menu. Definitely ask them for the current day's items. +1 for the solid service!

Pretty pricey for the quality, it's a mom and pop shop. Only one person who serves and cook for…read moreyou. Street parking. Most people order Togo because the restaurant is quite small and limited seating. If you want quick oxtail Jamaican food, you can find it here for the price of $26

Spectacular. Amazing food, and extremely pleasant owner. I have yet to order a meal I didn't like…read more I hope they stay here for a long time.

food is amazing! truly authentic! portions were huge! would recommend to everyone! the vegetarian…read moreoptions were perfect! it was so worth the drive!!

This place is great. Came here on a saturday around opening time and got served right away! There's…read morea good amount of seating in the restaurant and it filled up a bit more by noon. I got the jerk chicken with fried plantains and rice. The sides were freaking amazing. The fried plantains were so crispy and I could eat them all day. The rice was also delicious because it was a little sweet and had some coconut flavor too. The jerk chicken itself was great. It was more of a saucy jerk chicken instead of a dry rub, but it tasted really tender and flavorful. It was a little pricey for $~18, but I think it's worth it. It was a lot of food and I ended up having leftovers to take home for dinner. A few days later, and I still craved that chicken, plantain, and coconut rice combo. Can't wait to go back!

Went to an event catered by Jamaica Mi Hungry earlier this year and it was FANTASTIC! Every single…read moredish was delicious and incredibly well seasoned. Some highlights: Garlic shrimp - these were huge and juicy with the perfect amount of garlic flavor. Having this on the rice and beans was heaven on a place and I had several helpings of this! Chicken - this was a little spicy for me, but that's just a personal preference. I could tell that this was well seasoned and people more tolerant to spice would love this - the chicken was still juicy and saucy. This also pairs well with the rice and beans! Plantains - nothing over the top but a nice sweeter bite to balance out the plate. Yummy! Mac n cheese - this was one I wasn't super crazy about - I think a bit more cheese would have been nice here but it wasn't a bad bite. All in all, 4/5 as there were some dishes that didn't blow me away, but the garlic shrimp with the rice and beans is to die for. Would happily have this again or go to the food truck location to order it!

Tasted amazing best in Boston for sure a hidden gem food was bomb so happy I found them while…read moredriving down Washington st a must try.

From the owner: A mixture of Caribbean Fusion dishes. Traditional and authentic, we take pride in providing the…read morebest service possible.

The only Filipino restaurant near Boston (that I know of) and it shares space with a Jamaican…read morerestaurant. I hate that this is too far from where I live because I wish their dinuguan (pork blood soup) is accessible. Same with their lechon kawali sisig. I've been going to this place multiple times and I always have a set of things I order. Every. Damn. Time. They're really savory and almost tastes like home. I love looking at the menu and deciding to order the same thing I get. The staff are friendly and it never hurts hearing Filipino language being spoken in Greater Boston Area (actually it does because it makes me homesick lol). I would love this place to get more staff though. I feel like it's popular and there are many people who would line up and wait for their orders so service could take some time. But I love how this restuarant really reminds me home!

I enjoyed my chicken inasal (Filipino-style grilled chicken) meal and halo-halo (mix-mix)…read moresnack/dessert. My husband really liked his very first Jamaican patty (he got the last chicken patty). This place is a gem. Wish there was better parking but I was glad to get some exercise. Staff were friendly. Prices were reasonable. Food was of good quality. I was interested in trying the oxtail meal but it was $25 so I opted for something else. It was lunch time when we got there and they weren't that busy. There was a group where there was a toddler who was being loud and obnoxious. I know the staff wasn't responsible for something like that but if was disruptive to other customers and the mother or guardian was clearly not doing anything about it, I think staff should gently remind the party that they should be considerate to other customers.

I'm so glad I found this place in Waltham! The food was terrific and the woman taking my order was…read moreso friendly. I had the fried pork (griot) with rice and beans, along with plantains and the pikliz which were all amazing! I'll definitely be a regular. Merci beaucoup!

Excellent customer service! Perhaps why they churn in and out customers in a blink. The food is…read morepacked diligently in spill-proof containers, with a heart for customer satisfaction. I appreciated that so much! My child said he'd retake the train for the jerk chicken; he devoured it lovingly! Not the same with my oxtail; I wanted curry goat, but it was no more. Too oily for my liking, and not the savory spiced oxtail I've had in several Caribbean restaurants. I liked the collard greens, though....but give my food to a man sitting in the park across. It appeared to be a "to-go" place, as the space is limited for movement and sitting around to eat. But across the street is a park off Main Street. Still, the menu is varied, with something for everyone!!

The food was great as always the service was a little slow. I usually go there on my lunch break…read morebecause I work at one of the hospitals I will continue to support flames of. I have done for the last past five years.

This place is near my job, so I decided to try the curry goat. Unfortunately, it had no flavor and…read moretasted watered down, with no authentic curry taste. It was a waste of money. The only thing I enjoyed was the macaroni and cheese. I will not be returning. As a Jamaican, I found the food disappointing and felt it did not represent Jamaican cuisine well.

thank God this restaurant is under a new owner/management. The food taste so much better than…read morebefore and they're so friendly. This is the first Jamaican restaurant who's baked Mac and cheese taste really good, like it's amazing. I would definitely recommend the jerk chicken, rasta pasta, curry goat and oxtail, 10/10!

Jerk chicken was crazyyy good, so tender slid right of the bone, super friendly service! Will 100%…read morebe back!

Staff was very friendly. Food was great and the atmosphere was very peaceful. Would recommend!read more

The waitress was friendly but the food quality was super disappointing this time. They were busy…read morehosting a group of influencers who they were introducing their new menu items to, and the real customers got the shaft as a result. The food took forever to arrive and when it did, it was obvious it was an afterthought. The rice was cold and undercooked, the jerk chicken smelled stale, the lamb shank was hard and cold in some spots. Everything tasted like it was sitting around and reheated but barely. My friend didn't even take a second bite of her entree and when the waitress finally came to give us the check, she asked why the plates were full and we were honest with her but she brushed it off and gave us the check. Zero attempt to rectify it. Please don't neglect your actual customers. If you know your staff will be busy. close the restaurant or host those types of events during non-peak or non-business hours. The ambiance was lovely. Good music. nice decor and lighting. Again, the space was too cold but not as bad as the previous time.

This is indeed a hidden gem. I was craving seafood and came across this restaurant on Uber eats…read more There wasn't much information on Yelp about it so I decided to visit the restaurant to investigate further (because yes, food is that serious to me). It's indeed a hole in the wall. There is no seating available but when I tell you, if you're seeking haitian food to go, this is your spot. The food was superb!! Fresh, authentic, and the service was super friendly. I ordered the fried fish with black rice, plantains and a salad. It was enough to feed two (but of course, instead of sharing, I enjoyed my leftovers. It was too good to share!

A small hole in the wall restaurant that offers takeout and delivery only. I've always passed by…read morethis place and the sweet smell of spices was always trying to lure me in. Finally had some time to give this place a try after smelling it for so long lol. I was greeted promptly and service was great. The lady that took my order was kind and provided me with lots of helpful info since this was my first time here. I opted for the Creole Chicken Bowl, which came with a side of small pickled veggies on the side. The rice was yummy and the chicken was extremely flavorful. Not only was the meal extremely filling, it was absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. I'm excited to go again and try more of their items!