Had a bad experience back in 2021 but gave it another chance and was happy to see the consistency…read morehad return. They are working with fresh foods so you are bound to have a little extras or less of your favored ingredients but if we can forgive McDonalds for cold fries we can give our own a second chance. Lunch specials on point too for $5-6 you are blessed

I had lunch today at Tunip Island Caribbean Foods. I had lunch there a couple years ago and liked…read moreit. I ordered the large jerk chicken plate with jerk chicken, BBQ chicken and rice/peas. It was good ... the jerk chicken wasn't too spicy and the BBQ chicken was sweet. The prices have increased while the chicken pieces have gotten smaller, though, since the last time I was there. I also had a piece of rum cake ... it was too pretty to resist! It tasted kind of like gingerbread with a touch of rum. It was good.

This review is for Jerk n Fried Chicken @ Living Well on Lockport Ave…read more Jerk Chicken Combo (mini): The large portions for under $6, this is a steal. They really fill it the box up to the top and give an extra amount of jerk sauce. The rice and beans compliments with the jerk chicken and it is quite filling. It wasn't spicy so, if you want to try jerk chicken with mild spice level this is perfect. Fried Chicken Combo (mini): A nice, crispy texture on the outside and juicy on the inside for the fried chicken. The fries were standard alone but the jerk sauce added the extra flavour. I highly recommend to give Living Well a try especially for those Caribbean food cravings at an affordable price. On weekdays, they have daily specials going on which are worth checking out during lunch hours.

Good portion size and friendly staff. We got the curry chicken and stew chicken, with beans and…read morerice. The food was flavorful with a good amount of spices and the meat was tender. The shop also seemed busy.

There are many Caribbean restaurants out there, but Old Nassau is the only one serving purely…read moreauthentic Bahamian cuisine. Their menu is extensive, and they have everything from grilled, fried, steamed, and sautéed seafood, to salads and classic sides (such as plantains). The most unique items that are Bahamian staples include: - Conch, cooked in various different ways (cracked / battered and fried, steamed, made into salad, made into burger) - Banana Pancakes and Fried Fish (the Bahamian version of "chicken and waffles" that's popular in Southern US restaurants) - Peas Soup (only available on Saturdays) - Rice & peas (classic staple that comes with every "dinner" dish / combo) The most popular items are the "dinner" combos, where you get to choose from various main dishes (the protein), and they come with either rice & peas or white rice + 2 sides (options include steamed veggies, coleslaw, garden salad, plantains, and macaroni pie). They also serve "snacks" and a la carte items if you want the individual items without the rice or sides. Ordering is done at the counter. The restaurant was pretty busy when we came. Food took about 15-20 minutes to cook as they were made to order, and the staff brought the food to our table. Everything was delicious! Portion size was just perfect. My favourite dish was the Grilled Salmon. We got to choose the spice level, and I chose mild / no spice. It was perfect and my favourite dish out of everything we ordered. The Grilled Shrimps were just so-and-so... I found them to be quite salty. Steamed Conch was good and I loved the chewy texture, but the sauce was salty and a bit spicy. I liked that it came with onions and carrot slices, but I wish the sauce wasn't as salty or spicy. The rice & peas and sides were all excellent, especially the Garden Salad (simple but fresh, with a mix of leafy greens, yellow bell pepper, carrot, cucumber, and tomato) and Plantains (I liked the hint of savoury sweetness that went well with the salty dishes). The Steamed Veggies were cabbage. Macaroni Pie was a nice comfort food with cheese on top. They also sell guava sauces and various Bahamian spices on the counter. You can also order individual sauces with your meal, including Guava BBQ Sauce, Guava Butter Sauce, and Coconut Butter. Drinks selection includes Old Nassau Punch, Sky Juice (which is made of coconut water, condensed milk, and spices), Coconut Water, and different variations of Switcha - tamarind, mango, soursop. (Switcha is the national Bahamian beverage, a tart and tangy homemade limeade often made with key limes, sugar, and water. ) There are grab-and-go desserts in the refrigerator, including Guava Duff, Coconut Duff, and Pina Colada Duff. These are sweet doughs filled with boiled and spiced guava, coconut, or pina colada ingredients (white rum, cream of coconut, pineapple juice), then rolled into a log, steamed or boiled, and traditionally served warm with a rich, buttery rum or brandy sauce. The dessert, which features a spiral pattern when sliced, is a staple of Bahamian culture. Guava Duff is considered the national dessert of The Bahamas. When we took the Guava Duff to pay at the counter, they offered to heat it up if we wanted to eat it there (so the sauce on top would melt and pour over the log cake / dough). We got it for to go instead. Overall, excellent and tasty food - great tastes of The Bahamas. Service was superb and very friendly. Ambiance was nice, relaxed, and casual. The restaurant seems to always be busy (with diners eating in, those getting take-out, and Uber Eats / delivery drivers), so it's a good testament to the quality of their food and service.

Not as good as MarvTv made it out to be. Mind you I ordered through uber and it took a long time to…read morecome with the stops they made along the way. Food was cold. Maybe if I ate at location it would be better. Chicken was ok a little overcooked you can tell when leg meat pulls from bone. I wanted rice but couldn't figure out how to get it on app only had 2 no rice options and you had to choose 1. Plantain was good. Food was cold fritters would have been better if warmer. Microwave made them soggy. Soursop juice was yummy.

Always fire been going here over 10 years lol legendary spot never doesn't hit lol I'm going back…read morenext week

Stopped by around noon to try their jerk chicken. Upon entering, there were about 4 people in line…read moreahead of me, most of them opting for the amazing $5 deal (BBQ, fried or jerk with tice and peas, coleslaw). The service is a bit slow but it's because they know that their customers are willing to wait. I got the jerk chicken with oxtail gravy and the lady serving me was super nice. What surprised me the most was when I turned to leave, the line up was right to the door - with more customers on their way in! As for the chicken, it was succulent, fall off the bone and well seasoned with just the right amount of kick. I just wish the coleslaw had more time to sit, but with that amount of customers, I can't really blame them. Well worth it for $5.

Took out the oxtail because its been too long since I had a good piece of tail…read more It came with peas and rice, a lovely, flaky, soft dal puri (roti) and a medley of steamed vegetables. Oxtail is a fatty cut so be prepared to trim here and there. Luscious Guyanese masalas, which never disappoint.

This restaurant is located in a food court of North York Sheridan Mall, I was here garbing lunch…read morewith coworkers. The food here was decent! I ordered their Jerk chicken with rices and peas plus salad on the side... The food was warm, yummy, easy on the pocket, great portion size too. The chicken was cooked well and was quite tender. I also got a double on the side, mini roti filled with chickpeas; it was quite good. The service was quick and we were in and out in no time. Over all very good experience. To my Muslim Bro & Sis - They have a halal sign on the menu.

Ordered jerk chicken with a side of coleslaw. The chicken was tasty! Cooked to perfection where the…read moremeat is still tender with a great char. Flavour is authentic and perfected. The coleslaw was very lightly dressed and vinegar based. Compliments the chicken very well where it doesn't overpower the jerk like a mayo based slaw would. I come here all the time and order the same thing because it never lets me down.

Didnt know what to order. So I thought I would order 3 items. In ranked order…read more 1) Jerk Chicken- wowzers. so moist and tender. Greatly prepared. The rice and peas was delicious as well. So impressed. Coleslaw was meh 2) Fried chicken. Very Crispy and goldenish color. Only thing was I could taste a lot of salt 3) what I was craving the most. however lots of bones and rather mellow on the spices. Pretty bland to be honest. I will definately be ordering the jerk chicken from here again in the future.

Was @ Yorkdale googled what's in the area this place popped up first time ever trying it out easy 5…read morestars. Nice service food was ready to serve. Served in plastic so it stayed warm after another hour of driving I'm going back one day

October 18, 2025 - I came here for lunch in the middle of a volleyball tournament and got a medium…read morehalf jerk, half BBQ chicken. The meal came with your choice of side; I got green, but could also get macaroni. The meal was quite filling. The chicken was well seasoned and the oxtail gravy sauce gave the rice some flavour so that it wasn't dry (too bad there wasn't more gravy). Overall really good and I can see myself coming back to try the other items on the menu.

Was my first experience trying caribbean food. Have oxtail and jerk chicken dinner over rice. Was…read moreextremely affordable and tasty. Will definitely be back! 8.5/10 Wasn't the biggest fan of the rice.

Good jerk lunch. Medium size With some good hot sauce…read more No indoor dining a quick service place there was not even a menu to be found. The guy just told me what he had ready. Good thing the food was good $18 for this with a drink.

Got rice and beans, jerk chicken and coleslaw. The rice and chicken were decent…read more The coleslaw was good - crisp, thick & creamy. It was on the sweet side so if you don't like sweet coleslaw you may not like it.