The Middle aged lady that works there early in the morning has a disgusting attitude. She is very…read morerude & aggressive. Purchased food there this morning and she acted like I was an employee there and knew the menu and prices didn't have time to explain and even started yelling at me. The place has good food but the service will make you not even want it

I was really disappointed with the porridge here. I was expecting something closer to authentic…read moreWest Indian-style porridge--rich, smooth, and full of flavor--but this missed the mark completely. The texture was off, more watery than creamy, and it lacked the depth you usually get from spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, or vanilla. It tasted very plain and one-dimensional, almost like basic oatmeal rather than the hearty, comforting porridge I grew up with. There was no real sweetness or spice balance, and it just didn't have that traditional, homemade feel. If you're looking for true West Indian-style porridge, this probably won't satisfy that craving.

I love the ackee and saw fish with the fried dumplings. The lady at the counter was very pleasant…read moreand welcoming. Would definitely recommend.

Must eat here! Freshly made Caribbean dishes. Sweet fried plantain. Delicious Jerk Chicken & Curry…read moreGoat! Generous portions, Reasonably priced. Nice atmosphere. Kind, friendly service. Great stop!! Best Caribbean food in East NY!

It is delicious. Roti nice and fluffy and curry not to over powering. Delicious a must tryread more

Island Flavors Caribbean Restaurant has some really solid food and is fresh as well. I got a fish…read moreand bake with some cabbage and tamarind sauce + hot sauce on top and it was really good. And $6 for lunch?? A steal. The owner is also super nice. I look forward to returning multiple times as I work right around the corner.

First of all I'm originally from NY with Caribbean roots. I have tried & cooked many Caribbean…read moredishes. I came to NY looking for the taste I'm used to because I know I can't get it where I currently live. The food was not the best salmon was sweet idk maybe it was honey glazed or something but it wasn't my favorite. The rice & beans were bland no flavor whatsoever. The $20 I thought was very steep. The server wasn't very nice and had an attitude. I personally wouldn't try them again

Tried their oxtails and white rice on 8/3/25. And it was amazingly flavorful and fell off the…read morebones. Will definitely come back for more.

I ordered the chicken soup for someone who was feeling under the weather. They enjoyed it immensely…read moreand highly recommend!

I drive by this restaurant often, and always meant to stop in. Today was the day lol. It was not…read morecrowded, and the wait time was minimal. They have a selection of different meats, rice, seafood and patties. There is something for everyone. I ordered a Large jerk chicken, rice and peas, and cabbage. It was $16. They are very generous with the portion sizes. The jerk chicken was good, just a tad bit salty (hence the 4 stars). The BBQ sauce on the chicken helped balance out the salt. The rice and peas was excellent, I tasted the coconut milk and other ingredients in it. It's a small place with 2 small seats, it's better to order and go. I will definitely come back and try other dishes .

Great food at great prices. Portions are huge. The owner and his wife are very friendly. This…read moreplace is a hidden gem.

Hunger is a real catalyst. I was told the food here feels and tastes like downright home cooking…read more And it does. The oxtail and white rice was gone in a heartbeat - I was lucky to get a sample. The turkey neck and steak were both accompanied with rice and peas. For me, those were a disaster - because the rice and peas was a bit heavy on the salt thus detracting from the meats. The fried chicken gets its own paragraph. If I hadn't driven away a good distance already, I would have turned back for more. As we say, it was "more-ish!" So two hits and two misses. I will be back to try everything with white rice, or ask for a peas n rice sample for salt content. Update - I was not the only one with the salt issue. Apparently this is not the norm. So someone hand went a little heavy that day. No biggie - I will be back regardless!

I live in the neighborhood . They're fairly a new restaurant. I had some appetizer and a meal…read morewalk-in it was decent.

Saniyyah was super sweet and welcoming!! Will definitely be returning. Amazing food and service. I…read moreloved the vibes,

Stop in on a Thursday night during karaoke. Vibes were ok, people were singing. The food was…read moredelightful. I had an oxtail dinner. It wasn't as tender as I like it but it wasn't tough either(7/10). Service was great.

I attended a school play in Queens where one of the food caterers was Fusion East…read more I think I've seen their food trucks around my neighborhood a few times, so I was interested in giving them a try. I went with the chicken curry, but unfortunately, it didn't leave much of an impression. The curry was very watery and bland, and it felt like it lacked seasoning. It also tasted a bit stale to me. The rice wasn't very hot either, which took away from the overall experience. To be fair, this food was being served at a school event, so I'm not sure if the preparation and service reflected what you would normally get from one of their food trucks or at one of their regular locations. I'd be willing to give them another chance under different circumstances because the experience might be better when they're serving directly from their truck. Based on this experience alone, I would give the food a 2 out of 5. However, because it was served at a school event and may not represent their typical quality, I'd probably rate Fusion East closer to a 3 out of 5 overall until I have a chance to try them again.

I tried the stew chicken and the curry goat. They were fireeee. Heard the Jerk Chicken is good too…read moreso I'll definitely be back.

My experience in the morning was pretty nice--it was quiet and relaxed…read more I had chicken curry with dahl roti, rice and peas, and plantains. For $15, the portion was very filling. It took me about 30 minutes to finish everything, and honestly, if you haven't eaten all day, this meal will definitely fill you up. The customer service was great. The space feels very inclusive, blending Trinidadian, Guyanese and Jamaican culture. They also have a section with different sweets, teas, and homemade drinks that they prepare in-house.

I'm giving 3 stars mainly because the peas and rice are very inconsistent. Some days they're…read morewell-seasoned and perfectly cooked, but other times they're either too salty or undercooked. Unfortunately, today was one of the bad days the rice was bland and not fully cooked, and the peas were still hard. It's frustrating not knowing what to expect each time. I'm not sure if it depends on who's cooking that day, but the lack of consistency really needs to be addressed.