I'm so glad we were able to visit Ruki's Roti during our recent trip to USVI. This was probably one…read moreof the best roti's I have ever had in my life. No frills food truck churning out delicious food in a parking lot, things can't get better than this. We also got a chance to the chef itself and talked about his family's voyage from Asia to Africa and then to USVI, he is so humble and down to earth. Looking for a roti fix then look no further and head straight to Ruki's. Spot the colorful truck opposite the KMart!!

Nothing more delicious than their chicken and veggie rotis. During my 4 day stay in Turks and…read moreCaicos, we were here at least 3 times. Oh and there is ice cream available too! Delicious huge scoops of creamy, yummy icecream - yes please! The roti was fast, quick, yummy and filling - there was nothing I would change, really!

Ordered 3 Roti's for lunch today. Guys was very nice and polite…read more Boneless chicken- was really good, flavor was there as I remembered had a good portion of chicken also. Goat- goat was cooked well but it was WAAYYY too much pepper. I love pepper but this much even over powered the flavor of the goat meat. You couldn't taste the food which was very disappointing. I will try it again but might just do a regular since the pepper beats the flavor of the meat.

I loved loved loved the salmon roti with the chutney sauce!!! It was delicious!! Definitely would…read morelike to try the turkey roti next time!! I love it that you guys are doing new different types of roti! And it tastes so delicious!!!

This was honestly one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've had. The food was nowhere…read moreclose to authentic Indian taste and felt completely off. We ordered a Thai tofu salad, spring rolls, chana masala, rice, and aloo paratha. The "salad" was basically just sliced onion, tomato, spinach, a few grated carrots, and literally one piece of tofu--no seasoning at all, not even proper salt or pepper. Completely bland. The chana masala was even worse. It had no real masala flavor--just a creamy, slightly sweet gravy with minimal salt. It didn't resemble chana masala in taste or texture. The aloo paratha was overpriced at $8 and came in small pieces with barely any stuffing inside. To make it worse, the chana masala alone was $23 and didn't even come with rice or any accompaniment, which is unreasonable. Overall, we paid a lot for extremely tasteless food. Definitely not returning and would not recommend this place if you're expecting authentic or even decent Indian flavors.

Left Old San Juan on a Sunday and was struggling to find Indian food since I arrived back here in…read morePR, so Yelp directed me here. Was surprised to see a mixed Thai and Indian restaurant - not really the most related set of cuisines but decided to go try it out. Ordered samosas and a Tom Kha Kai as those are my staples in any Indian and Thai restaurants respectively. Was surprised to see the samosas sliced in half - guessing it's more so for presentation but that was a first. They were pretty flavorful, but I expect a kick in my Indian food and this was not present. I was also told their green sauce (mint chutney) would have a kick and it was notably absent. The tamarind sauce was good but it was missing something that I still can't really identify. The Tom Kha Kai was not on the spicy side at all, and the sauce they gave me to tack on to it was mild - however it was one of the three best Tom Kha I have ever tried, which is saying a lot. I had Paneer Makhani for my main course and two things I noticed - I expected the color to be more towards red, and this was not. The second was the rice - yellow basmati, as if it was cooked with saffron. I may be a bit of a snob but I like my basmati to be white when I eat Indian food as I don't want anything else influencing the flavor. The curry was good, but it didn't have that velvety texture usually seen in Makhani dishes - probably due to a reduced tomato content. And it was definitely missing some heat. Service was great and consistent. There were two servers at all times checking in and refilling water, and they were overall very courteous. Ambiance is a tossup - paper handkerchiefs with the cutlery is a no-no for Indian food since it's saucy and can spill easy. You couldn't even cover your lap with what was offered. The music was one small thing looped over and over, so it was repetitive. And it was expensive. $28.00 for the Paneer Makhani was overkill. I don't even pay that much for it in the finest Indian restaurants in Miami! 3/5. Good food but misses the mark for the price being paid. Would go back for the Tom Kha, or if someone else was footing the bill.

To say we had a bad experience dining here would be an understatement. They were short staffed and…read morethe food was horrible-- this is NOT what Indian food tastes like. Their idea of mixed veggie curry is frozen veggies tossed in water and spices and barely cooked . Cutlery was plastic and you had to ask for water which was charged. I wish I could give negative stars. Please AVOID this place.

The atmosphere here is really nice with beautiful little details for example colorful lanterns and…read morethe wood surrounded bar. We met the owners husband he was really nice, knowledgeable about the menu and gave great recommendations. The first time we went we had already ate so we just got cocktails and an appetizer. I had a mojito and it was so so good. We tried the shrimp appetizer (I dont remember the exact name) but we really enjoyed it. So much so when we went back for dinner a couple nights later we got it again. I had there chicken tikka masala. It was flavorful and I enjoyed it. The food is on the pricey side especially in relation to proportion so be prepared. Definitely go here and try this place when in the area.

Delicious, huge roti sandwiches, served in just a few minutes. What more could you ask for?…read more Better than anything I had on the boardwalk by a long shot.

Food didnt taste good to me at all. The curry goat was rubbery and the cabbage was soggy.read more

If you are into West Indian curry and happen to be around during the hours 1 day a week that this…read moreplace is open for lunch, then you will truly love Cip's Roti House. They are only open on Fridays from 11:00am to 2:00pm. This lunch spot does about 90% of its business as take out. They do have a couple hanging chairs and a small table on a rear patio to eat in. They do not serve alcohol. They only serve Roti which is a chick pea flour tortilla that is perfectly wrapped around a curry filling into a perfect package or envelope. Very savory, aromatic and delicious. You can select your curry filling from choices of: boneless chicken, chicken with bone, beef, shrimp, veggie or potato. If you like your curry extra spicy, they will ask you if you want pepper and if you say yes then a shot of their special local chili sauce is added to the filling for an extra kick and burst of flavor. Don't come here expecting restaurant type atmosphere and service because this place is all about incredible roti as it is located in owners open air garage at their home. It is a great experience if you are visiting St. Croix and your timing works out. You actually watch the chefs in the kitchen prepare your roti and the smells are incredible. This place can actually say that the food that they serve is home cooked. Lol! I give 5 stars with the above criteria and understanding factored into the equation for what it is.

Trust, deh roti is off deh chain!. love this place, but get there early cuz food goes fast! Deh…read morereal thing all around.

Absolutely amazing experience! We ordered naan, daal, mango lassi, and saag gosht, and everything…read morewas outstanding fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The meat in the saag gosht was super tender and melted in your mouth. The restaurant was very clean, and the staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Hands down one of the best Indian meals we've had. We'll definitely be back!

A bit disappointed with my experience at India house, we got 2 curries and chicken biryani to go…read more The curry consistency was lumpy and off (for both curries), wasn't a fan of either of them. The chicken biryani, on the other hand, was excellent. Good size, spicy, super flavorful, etc. Butter naan was average. All in all, your overall Indian food expectations should be lower in PR but there are probably better options in my opinion. I'll probably give it another shot and eat it fresh.

La comida es deliciosa. Ingredientes frescos y excelente atención. Las porciones son generosas. No…read moreolviden probar las samosas!

The quality and freshness of the food, presentation and their competitive prices was remarkable. I…read morehighly recommend this vegetarian restaurant.

Super polite, super good, and even a great breakfast You…read moremust go! It's on the fairgrounds on Saturday mornings

We called no body picked up the phone. We went to the address and there was nothing. We had to…read moredrive away.

Does NOT honor reservations. We reserved a table, and then watched another group of young men step…read moreinto the store and sit down at the table we had been promised. The hostess refused to kick them out. I overheard the group behind us who had made a reservation also be denied. After finally being seated, it took over an hour to get our food. The poulet was very good, but the bread we ordered was smeared with a red sauce where it been cut with an obviously dirty knife. At the end of the night, they gave us a free piece of cake on the house, which is the only reason why this review isn't one star. Also, our waitress was really nice and friendly, which raised the mood of the evening considerably. Other than that, though, I'm afraid I can't recommend this restaurant.

Vianca made me a fan for life…read more We arrived really late after our flight and were scrambling to find somewhere to eat. St. Germain Bistro Bar happened to be right across from our Airbnb, and honestly it felt like we got lucky. Even though it was late, they seated us right away and helped us pull together two small tables so our family could sit comfortably. My kids were starving, so that alone was a huge relief. The portions for the kids' pasta and chicken nuggets were a little smaller than expected, but the flavor and quality were excellent. You could tell the food was made with care. I ordered the onion soup and the fried cheese with guava dip and wow. Absolutely delicious. The guava dip especially was incredible. I also had a mojito that was perfectly made. But what really made the night unforgettable was the kindness of the staff. My son had forgotten his inhaler and was having a hard time adjusting to the humidity. He was coughing a lot and clearly uncomfortable. Vianca noticed right away and went out of her way to help. She brought over honey and encouraged him to take a little shot with ginger and honey, then brought hot tea as well. She even suggested things like putting socks on him and using Vicks when we got back. When I mentioned that my kids are half Puerto Rican and their abuela already swears by those remedies, she just lit up and said, "Well you're home then, you already know what to do." That moment really stuck with me. The warmth, the care for kids, the genuine hospitality. It's exactly the kind of Puerto Rican kindness people talk about. The kitchen is small, so service can be a little slower, but it's absolutely worth the wait. The food is great, the drinks are great, and the people make the place special. If you're nearby, definitely stop in. Places like this are why people fall in love with Puerto Rico.