I finally got to try The Original Taste of Caribbean food truck at the Georgetown Christmas Market…read more I was not disappointed at all. The bowls were delicious, and the jerk seasoning had great flavor without overwhelming my taste buds with spice. The drinks were absolutely amazing, we had a hot chocolate and a Caribbean Queen. That Caribbean Queen was amazingly good. Service wasn't bad at all, I only waited about 10min for my order. I would definitely stop at this truck again, even if it's just for a Caribbean Queen.

This vendor was at a food park on red river during sxsw during the music weekend. Got the jerk…read morechicken plate for about 20ish dollars. Lots of chicken and rice. The plantains were yummy. The spice was more on the peppery side. It also came with some corn too. I took it home but I just went tired and reheated it the next day and it was perfect for a hangover.

I have patronized Tony's for the last 5years. This is my first time writing a review. The food is…read moreamazing and the staff have always been attentive and friendly. I should have given them a shout out way before this, but better late than never. My husband is so picky but has fallen in love with the beef patties. I do have a suggestion, open another location in Cedar Park. It's quite the drive for me.

This is one of my favorite hole in the wall restaurants in Austin. I mean jerk chicken is one of…read moremy all time favorite foods. The guys that work here are always so nice and will throw in extra plantains when they see me and I compliment the food. I just wish the place was closer to my house. All but once i've had had the jerk chicken with rice and peas, and even that one time I had ox curry, I was very very happy with my choice. Make sure you don't make the mistake i once made by driving all the way to Pfluegerville on a Tuesday when they are closed. Also I wish they would have Sorrel in their drink menu. That would really add to the Jamaican experience!!

Came here for an early dinner on a Tuesday, I was the only patron. My food came out within a few…read moreminutes of my ordering it. I went for a regular oxtail plate with gungo rice and plantains. Overall I liked it! The oxtail was tender and delicious, the sauce had a nice mix of smoke, sweetness, and a tiny bit of heat. For a regular (as opposed to their large) size plate it felt like a good amount of oxtail I thought based on the description the gungo rice would have a more prominent coconut taste but it was pretty typical Jamaican peas and rice. The star of the plate was the oxtail and the sides don't really factor into my review unless it really stands out in one direction or the other Overall I'd definitely recommend giving them a try and will absolutely be back here to try more of their menu

I have been wanting to try Bikkle Jamaican Restaurant for some time now. Friends were coming into…read moretown and wanted Jamaican food. Ding ding!!! We decided to eat at Bikkle, close to the University of Texas at Austin on Guadalupe Street. Bikkle is known for its authentic Jamaican cuisine such as jerk chicken, oxtails (hard to find anywhere anymore) and curry goat. Between the four of us, we ordered jerk chicken, curry goat, and curry chicken. We all went for red beans and rice with cabbage. All dishes came with plantain, which is one of my favorites. Having been to Jamaica a couple of times, I can report out that this food is authentic! The flavors were swirls of goodness in every bite. The food was also warm when served. We also ordered jerk chicken egg rolls. Just think about that concept for a minute. The jerk chicken egg rolls were exceptionally good. The highlight for me was the curry goat. First, you do not find goats on many menus. The curry goat was tender and oh so flavorful. Some pieces had associated fat. All in all, everyone was happy with their meals. During our dinner, only one person was serving customers. She was super friendly and personable. I must think she was overworked as the stream of customers came in. Now for the décor...if you walked in and looked only at the counter, you would have thought it was a "to go" restaurant only as many "to go" containers were stacked high on the counter. Only one other couple sat down and ate in the restaurants and most folks were picking up their food to go. Even the people eating inside the restaurant were served in "to go" containers. The inside is minimalist with no ornate furnishings and yellow walls, projecting a Caribbean feel. Recommend adding a bit more Jamaican artifacts such palm trees, Jamaican flag, surfboard, etc. It would be a great spot for students, friend meet ups and a causal date night... Bikkle Jamaican Restaurant it was great and represented authentic Jamaican food well! We definitely will be returning.

Best experience ever!…read more The food was phenomenal. Best meal ever. Service was untouchable. Our server went above and beyond to help us and take care of us. The music and the scene inside the restaurant was pure fun! We arrived on a Saturday night with no reservations and only had to wait for about 30 minutes. As soon as we sat down, I knew this would be special! The inside decor is beautiful and our server was so kind and answered all of our questions and helped us order. It was a group of 4 friends so we decided to order several different plates and share everything. We got the coco buns, pepper shrimp, roti, fish rundown, West Indian curry, wild boar pepper pot, coconut rice, and the fried plantains. I can't decide what was my favorite. The roti was perfect and the curry was the best curry I've ever had. If you have a chance to go here- do not pass this up!! Seriously, the best meal in the best city!

Hey y'all Wag Waan! Nothing funnier than watching a server try to deal with a bunch of fresh off…read morethe plane Trinidadians, and trinis who truly know Caribbean food. *Service- The service here was fine enough. There were definitely some issues, but I think that lays more on the restaurant itself rather than the servers. Sure they know the plates name and what is used to make it, but they couldn't tell us what made it a "Guyanese Roti". Was it a bussup shut? Was it dosti? They had no idea. We sent the jerk chicken back so we could get it cut up into some smaller pieces so we could share it, and the kitchen refused. Which was a little annoying, but what was more annoying was that it took them over 10 minutes to just say no. The staff here is not trained to deal with some real deal Trinis who are gonna rib you and ask questions about the food. *Drinks- We enjoyed all the drinks we had! They were all delicious and we liked that they at least used some Caribbean ingredients in them. The beer section is lacking heavily though. To only offer red stripe as the Caribbean beer is very disappointing, especially since Carib and Stag are sold here in the states. The excuse of it being "too expensive" doesn't sit well when I can go to total wine down the road and get it. *Food- The most controversial part of our meal. We ordered quite a bit after being told everything was shareable, but what we found that to not be 100% true. Certain things like the Wild Boar pepper pot were, but the "West Indies" curry was not. Most of the food was sadly not remarkable and didn't have the spice and flavor it should've had. The most disappointing was the curry, it felt more like a Japanese style curry than a West Indies curry. Barely any meat for the 28 dollars you pay, the flavor was just flat with no spice, and whatdeass is the cabbage there for? I don't want to hark too much, because at the end we still enjoyed the food. But do not come here thinking you're going to get the real deal Caribbean cuisine. *Dessert- I guess we wanted a "likkle muore" and ordered desert. We had the flan and tres leches, and both were delicious. If you want a little something sweet, I'd recommend the flan. It was almost a cheesecake texture and the jam it came with complimented that extremely well. Wasn't too sweet and it was a great end to the meal. TLDR; The food is okay, but at this price it's not worth it. It's not true enough to Caribbean food as we would have liked. If they're playing to "local" tastes, they should stop and serve dishes with the spice, seasonings, and strong flavor that is so synonymous with Caribbean food. I wouldn't come back, nor would I recommend it, especially charging $28 for a curry with 4 pieces of meat, 5 potatoes, and 3 pieces of chana. If you do come; get a drink, get the wild boar and roti, get the flan, and maybe grab a shirt that says "jerk your heart out" on your way out.

It's great to have an alternative Jamaican restaurant in the area. I ordered via UberEats. The jerk…read morechicken was just ok and not the best I've had before in that it lacked the Smokey flavor I'm used to. It also wasn't very spicy. The meat patty was much better and very flavorful with a light crust. These tasted just like the ones I've had in Jamaica! I'll try them again to taste some of the other offerings

First time trying, ordered through DoorDash so I can't speak on the service but the food is…read moredelicious and flavorful, was a tad bit disappointed because I was expecting the Jamaican spice/heat and it was nonexistent. But I will definitely be ordering again; I gotta try the brown stew chicken.

I was able to eat here at the Lakeline Mall farmers market with my boyfriend and it was a great…read moreexperience! The food was so delicious , we both got the jerk chicken meals and it was wonderfully seasoned with a good about of spice. The man running the booth gave amazing service, he was very sweet and funny. He seemed very passionate about what he does and I feel that it added to the experience! 10/10 would recommend again.

It's changed, The first go around was awesome, and seemed like the owner cared. Second go around,…read moreI could taste the granules from the shaker on every bite I took. That is not Jerk by any standards. Scotch Bonnet peppers, pimento pepper, and garlic are sat the least that you want in a Caribbean marinade. I'm Italian and I know that much.

We ordered two combo plates (jerk pork/curry chicken and oxtail/curry goat) and two drinks (one…read moresorrel and the other passionfruit/mango/pineapple) and everything was so good! The lady running the trailer was very nice and offered samples before we made our order. Took the meals home to eat since it was hot, but the food park has plenty of outdoor seating. Our total for 2 plates and 2 drinks was about $75 so be prepared!

I confess to having no basis on which to speak to the authenticity of the food served here but I…read morecan attest that its made by wonderful, warm, friendly people and tastes great. My teenager introduced me to the place as he and his friends like it enough to often spend their own hard earned money there which says a lot. Although they were out of the meat patties he likes, he was pleased with the jerk chicken he ordered instead and I enjoyed their jerk pork. I feel like the rice could have benefitted from a bit more seasoning but I loved the plantains. For beverages we each decided to try one of their specialty beverages, Soursop and Sorrel. Realizing we were rookies when we ordered them, they were kind enough to offer us a taste of them just to be sure we liked them before paying for them which I appreciated. My teenager chose the sweet version of the Soursop while I had the Sorrel which reminded me of kambucha. This food truck is one of the most reliably open food trucks in this area. Unlike some food truck areas, this area has been developed as a nice area to not just pick up food but to stay and eat. Located in a parking lot between an apartment complex and a crossfit business, this is one of 5 or 6 food trucks in a strip with another group of 5 or 6 more food trucks across the parking lot. They have recently improved this area with lots of tables, astroturf in some areas, and both natural shade and shade structures.

I've been following the page for this food truck for some time and was so glad to see it at the…read moreRound Rock Juneteenth festival. The owner is so sweet and helped me narrow down my choice since I was a first timer. I ordered the Mix't Fries that includes fries topped with your choice of meat (1 chose jerk chicken), mexican cheese, sour cream, garlic mayo, pico de gallo, and cilantro. You definitely get your monies worth! The tray was stacked so high, it was enough for two people to feed. The ingredients were perfectly proportioned as well. Sometimes you get more fries then anys ing when you other this type of dish from other places but not here. So glad I was able to give this place a try, I thoroughly enjoyed and hope to catch her again.

I went to this nice lil food truck, never seen it before so I said why not…read more WHEN I TELL YOU . every single time. I am in Austin I will stop by. I had the beef and chicken tacos. BASICALLY Chefs kiss. I was more than impressed by the flavors. The food was piping hot and don't get me started on the hospitality. The truck was very clean and the service was extremely fast I was able have conversation with the owner Tati. She was very sweet. Very personable and she from VA like me so now I'm really a fan. If you're in the Austin area get here and order anything and every thing. Shoutout to you Tati, I'll be back.