I came for dinner with a couple friends during restaurant week. For $40 (tax & tip not included),…read moreyou could pick one appetizer, one entree and either a carrot cake or gulab jamon for dessert. My selections were: coconut shrimp, butter chicken and carrot cake. Coconut shrimp had a nice crisp to it & I enjoyed it. The butter chicken was good, very subtle spices.

Overall meh. Indian take on West Indian cuisine. Fell short on the flavor profile for West Indian…read morefood being as though there were a lot of West Indian dishes. Oxtails taste sweet and needed salt and the right base for the sauce..was lacking the appropriate flavor profile. The rice tasted like basmati which is cool for Indian cuisines but usually with dishes like Oxtails or Jerk Chicken I'd expect red beans and white grain rice cooked in coconut milk for the flavor profile. Mussels are delicious, they just don't give you a lot of them if you go during any of their prefixed menu offerings. Coconut shrimp are good. Carrot cake was one of the best I've tasted in a long time. Even if your not a fan of carrot cake I think you'll enjoy. There weren't big chunks of fruit or nuts inside. It was layered, fluffy, moist, cream cheese icing spot on, just really spot on. I could have ordered a cake to go and left the food. Drinks are pricey for what you get in return. Some of the drinks are watered down, like their "Sex on the Boat." They give it to you in this cute boat shaped dish with a straw with flashing lights (photo/vid attached) but there's a ton of ice and not much alcohol or flavor. You also have to wait for your entire party before ordering appetizers. Very strange to me. Most places will allow you to order drinks and appetizers while you wait for the rest of your party. Also be mindful that there's an 18% charge for credit card. If that bothers you be prepared to bring cash. They typically will only allow you to split the check two ways so for larger parties it's best to bring cash to avoid confusion when everyone is paying for themselves.

This food was DELICIOUS ! The service was great, the food was fresh, and you could tell they put…read morelove into all of their food. The place was nice and secure and they had options for DAYSS. YOU can tell it's a neighborhood staple.

I knew I was gonna have a training for work in the area and decided this would be a good time to…read morefinally check this place out. I called my order in and the man on the phone was very pleasant and told me my food would be ready ASAP! By the time I arrived they were bagging up my order. I got the roti with curry chicken with a strawberry drink. This was a HUGE serving of food! So big that it wouldn't close and had to be tied down with saran wrap. I opened the roti and the scents smacked me in the face. This was the best curry chicken I've ever had. After tasting the food and meeting the owner, I'll definitely be back.

Thank you staff and to Ms.Penny! I hope I am spelling that…read morecorrectly; I did say my friends recommended me and I'm so happy they did. Ms.Penny assured me that the food was good and she did not lie! Now I can say that Delaware has something to talk about. I don't have to dream about getting some banging Jamaican food from NY, it's right in my backyard. Thanks again and I'm excited to try other foods from the menu

I've always heard good things about this restaurant and always wanted to try a new Jamaican spot…read more The food was OK. The service was quick be ambience a little to be desired but all in all it was a good experience. The lunch special is enough to give you a taste of the quality of food which was good or should I say OK...

I had the pleasure of making a large corporate order with Camella's (about 250 units) and it was…read moresuch a fantastic experience, from start to finish! Nyana is unbelievably helpful and accommodating, prices were very reasonable, and the product that was delivered was beautifully packaged and incredibly delicious. My family and I loved what we received so much, I'm going back to order two more cakes for the holidays! Thanks Camella's Kitchen!

From the owner: We are a local, family-owned specialty food store. As two Trinidadian women, we’re proud of our…read morebold flavors. They are handcrafted in small batches – we make hot sauce, marinade, spices, cakes and more. These items make for a tasty addition to your home, and are great as handcrafted gifts. We even offer custom baskets made with our signature items. All of our sauces are gluten-free and vegan. Some items include our pepper sauce and spicy mango chutney. Our island herb blend also makes a great all-purpose marinade – it is also known as Caribbean green seasoning, sofrito, or epis. Be sure to also check out our rum cakes, and Caribbean fruit cake (black cake). Our bundles and boxes make great gifts for those who enjoy all things tropical and spice! Our flavors are a great way to experience the West Indies - no plane ticket required. As a bonus, we offer free recipes, so you too can try your hand at Caribbean cooking. Curbside pickup and shipping is available. Check our site for free shipping offers.

Very tasty food. I was impressed, which is hard to do when it comes to my own cultures food…read more Whoever cooking know what they doing. Service was a very pleasant experience, real nice people. Very clean establishment. Will definitely be going back.

Don't come here hungry. This was my half filled chicken patty that I had to order while waiting 1…read morehr and 20 mins for my food. Will update for actual taste once I get home. They take orders without the food being done so while it's hot and fresh once you get it you could have gone home prepped and cooked by the time you get the thing you ordered. Also they ran out of doubles after 2 hours. And the announcement was that they were out for the day. There are seats if you want to eat but definitely feels like a waiting room than a dining room. TLDR; order online and don't come hungry

Great food, reminded me of home. The staff were…read moreknowledgeable and provided a great experience. The pictures were reminiscent of my childhood growing up in Trinidad.

The doubles and roti were both delicious close to authentic. The attendant was extremely courteous,…read morepersonable and conversant on Trinidad and Tobago's delicacies. The owner, who is Trinidadian, was overseas at the time. The area was small but that didn't take away from the purpose of being there. They aim to satisfy and that they did.

I ordered lunch from here to go, and the food was pretty delicious! The ordering worked OK, could…read moredo it online, but there was no place to enter any dietary preferences or special instructions, which made it a bit more complicated b/c I wanted to request certain changes. I had to call the restaurant after placing the order to ask about it, which was fine, but I thought it was a bit of a loss for the restaurant in one sense. They would've charged extra for the bread I requested, but they waived it b/c I had already placed the order. Good for me, I guess, but it would've been good if the option was in the ordering platform. That said, the food was great! I ordered a jerk chicken sandwich, called to ask for no mayo or brioche, which I didn't realize included fries (nice bonus), and an order of plantains. All of it was delicious, and I would probably go again, perhaps more likely to order on the phone or in person.

This place was recommended from my good friend while we were in Philly for a concert. We all walked…read moreto the restaurant as a large group as it was close to our Air BnB. This is a black owned establishment so we were super excited to try it out since they came earlier in the day for brunch. We were seated quickly once we arrived. We ordered wings along other things that I failed to take pictures of ‍. The food came out very hot which is a plus because I eat slow. Everything was really good and seasoned well. The fried chicken was fried extremely hard. The male server was pleasant and patient with our group. Will definitely try it again when back in Philly.

Ordered Curry Goat and a Curry Chicken arrived. As everyone else has said the rice tasted like soap…read morein the weirdest way. Cabbage had absolutely no flavor and chicken was instantly forgettable. This is far from Jamaican/Caribbean food/flavors.

My third order and I so disappointed. Just because the city shut down there's no reason to lower…read moreyour standards. Two barbecue chicken platters was trash. The sides were fine. The chicken was old, rubbery skin smothered in barbecue sauce. I'm done. The photo is the trash bag of the old chicken. The chicken is so old it should have arrived with birthday cake.