The smells that hit you when you walk in the door are divine! I love having Curry Mouth in the…read moreneighborhood. I refer to Moon as big box suburbia so Curry Mouth is a fantastic addition to our restaurant options. Last time I was in I got a curry mouth sampler for lunch to go. It's a great way to try a few different menu items and for only $10! Everything is so flavorful and made with so much love. Their houses are house made as well as a couple delicious drink options. The restaurant itself and area behind the counter is sparkling clean which shows how much love is going into their space and their dishes. If you live in another area of town Curry Mouth is worth the drive!!

Good food at a reasonable price…read more This is a small Trinidadian restaurant in a strip mall. There are 5 tables, but it looks like they do a lot of takeout business. I absolutely love the Sorrel (Hibiscus drink). It's beautifully spiced and refreshing. You order at the counter when you arrive. The owners are passionate about the food and they warmly welcomed me. The Jamaican Reggae music makes an inviting space.

Absolutely disappointing! First of all, I should've known better than to get a Roti from a Jamaican…read morerestaurant in PITTSBURGH ! Roti's are primarily a Trinidadian / Guyanese dish which and is derived from their East Indian roots. However, being born and raised in NYC, the Jamaican restaurants knew how to properly make Roti, despite it not being their original dish. This was by far one of most egregious and disrespectful attempts at making a "Roti" I've ever seen. This place used store bought, soft taco shells, sprayed with cooking oil, and warmed up in a microwave. Roti flatbread cannot be substituted for any other kind flatbread albeit, Naan, Pita, or Flour Tortilla. It changes the flavor of the dish and renders it a completely different dish. Not only was the preparation of the "Roti" absurd, but the customer service was trash. I requested a copy of my receipt and the lady who prepared my food told me she would text it to me. Not only did she ask me to repeat my number numerous times, but she had 1 earbud in while she was taking my number. Therefore, she was not paying attention. After I inspected my food and decided to leave the restaurant, knowing that there was no use in trying to get my "Roti" order fixed, I realized I still didn't get my receipt. I returned to the front counter and informed her that I didn't get my receipt and she insisted that I repeat my phone number again, slowly. I complied, and as I sit here writing this review, I still do not have my receipt. I will say, all in all, aside from the ludicrous attempt at making roti by using store bought flour tortillas, the curried goat was actually good.

My favorite Caribbean restaurant 10 out of 10 anytime I'm craving jerk chicken. I always hit this…read morespot so far so freshman and every time I get my food it's hot and it's delicious. You guys should try it.

Food is ON POINT. Ordered through DoorDash. Absolutely appreciated the plastic wrap around the…read morecontainer to prevent bag spills and tampering through the delivery process. Food was HOT upon arrival and the portions are great. Absolutely flavorful and jerk chicken was spicy (which I love). *chefs kiss*

Amazing spot in North Shore for Caribbean food. I was recommended this spot and got takeout…read more Chicken is absolutely perfect and the plantains were some of the best i've ever had

I have been dying to stop in here for a while! So glad I found myself in the neighborhood recently…read more Their chicken is some of the most flavorful and moist chicken I have ever had! It is so so good! I've heard great things about the chicken quesadilla so I ordered one for my daughter and I to share. This thing is MASSIVE! If you don't LOVE cheese then order a different dish. The quesadilla is absolutely stuffed full of cheese. The rice and beans also had great flavor but I couldn't get over the chicken! The fried plantains were also delicious! The spicy green sauce is SPICY- heavy with cilantro and so dang good! I've heard you can ask for it to be mixed with the sour cream which might tone down the spice but I liked it as it is. I'm not one for super sweet drinks but I really enjoyed the flaxseed pineapple tea drink. It wasn't overly sweet (while it does still contain quite a bit of sugar if you're reading labels). Service was friendly and food was served quickly. We'll definitely be back!

I have heard great things about Chicken Latino for years but only recently managed to try it out…read morefor the first time. The chicken definitely lived up to the hype! It was very flavorful and juicy. The yuca fries were a highlight for me. They only have one size, and it's really big, but you'll be glad to have so much. Our server was very nice and the food came pretty quickly. The inside is pretty small but there's a good number of tables.

One of the most unexpected meals I had in Pittsburgh was at this unique eatery. I was spending the…read moreafternoon strolling the North Side from the Andy Warhol Museum to the Mattress Factory. I noticed this spot on Google Maps because the idea of Trinidadian vegan fare appealed to me after gorging at Primanti Bros. the day before. It was a cute, bright space and fortunately not crowded. The menu looked tempting with unique dishes like Buss Up Shut (pull-apart bread with fillings) and Coconut Bake (traditional Trini bread). I decided to order the $15 Bowl of Coconut Rice with the choice of three toppings and a sauce. I went with okra, pumpkin, and stir-fried mushrooms.with a side of mango chutney (Photo 9). It was a delightfully housemade melange of Caribbean-style flavors. I've had similar West Indian food before, and this was definitely one of the fresher executions. Although intrigued by the Tamarind Ginger Drink, I decided to order the $4 Iced Coffee to wet my whistle (Photo 6). This led to my quick indulgence of the $3 Key Lime Cookie (Photo 8). If I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd be coming here often. Making Caribbean food vegan and delicious is no small feat. FOOD - 5 stars...really fresh tasting Caribbean food that happens to be vegan AMBIANCE - 4 stars...a small spot but comfy with Trinidadian art SERVICE - 4.5 stars...attentive TOTAL - 5 stars...uniquely unexpected find in Pittsburgh RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qN_tq21lnL

This spot has been consistent every time we have shown up. If you love bread, the coconut bake is a…read moremust try. You can order it with avocado or sun dried tomato, and it is topped with fried mushrooms that add texture and flavor. You also get a choice between spicy vegetables or plantains. I always choose the vegetables. We have tried the roti as well, which can be filled with your choice of ingredients. The curry chickpeas with potato were excellent and full of flavor. The banana bread is made without eggs (right?) and still has a sweet glaze that makes it hard to pass up. They also offer vegan chocolate chip cookies for anyone with a sweet tooth. A great option when you want a flavorful meal without cooking after a long day.

Definriely a very nice Caribbean restaurant. I thought the prices were very reasonable, the…read moreportions were great, and the flavors were pretty much on point. I tried several items, including the brown stew chicken, rice and peas, cabbage, and the beef patties. The brown stew chicken was delicious. I got it in the large size and it was indeed quite large. The chicken is seasoned well but not too spicy. It's tender, and although I tend not to like dark meat, I really enjoyed it from this place. They served it with potatoes, which were nicely cooked, and carrots, which went really well with the sauce. You get 2 sides with your meal so I choose the rice with peas and the cabbage. The cabbage was very flavorful and just tasted homey. Several other vegetables mixed in too. They gave me a ton of rice and peas, which is great because I thought it was delicious. Soft rice, especially with the chicken, just mixed perfectly. Delicious, delicious, delicious. The beef patties were also very tasty. The inside is in a way almost creamy. It's filled with juicy meat, and the outside stayed nice and crisp. Very nice. All in all, definitely a great place. One of the better Caribbean spots in Pittsburgh for sure. I'd order delivery from them again (I think they are delivery only).

Best place hands down in homestead for god Caribbean food first time won't be the last timeread more

I was starving and decided to stop by and give this place a try, and I'm so happy I did! I got the…read morecrispy duck curry and it was delicious. The curry had pieces of pineapple and lychee which gave it a great tangy kick. You can order between spice levels of 0-5, so it's good for people who want to customize their heat. I will come back and try more so I can update my review. Overall, I would totally recommend if you want to grab a quick bite.

Reviewing this place for their Pad Thai…read more Service is relatively quick, but wow... The whole point of pad thai is the noodles, and I essentially get off the shelf pasta with no flavors seasoning, anything... Chicken is dry, but sauce is ok. I would shy away from the noodles, because apparently that's not what this place wants to make...

Authentic Venezuelan food. Great taste and vibe in there. I got the steak and eggs on the brunch…read moremenu (til 2pm on weekends)

Delicious Arepas, friendly service and a comfortable dining room…read more You order at the counter and the food comes out to your table right away. There are lots of tables in the fairly narrow dining room that features many windows. There are lots of tropical live plants on the window sills. The food is served hot and it's quite tasty. The have a signature sauce on the table that is amazing. I tried the steak and avocado Arepa, and i was not disappointed.