Best jerk in Staten Island. Lemme tell you the minute you take a bite -- the kick that you get in…read moreyour mouth ... would've thought there was a midget with thimbs on in there.

Remarkably good! This place ranks among my top dining experiences. The employees create comfortable…read moreinteractions. This spot is truly noteworthy!!! This concludes my review.

It's ok for basic Indian things. But the store is very small and does not have alot of variety or…read moreoptions. Their website says you can order cooked meals but when you try to order online it does not work.

Called in an order. Was very specific on what I wanted. Before any thinks I was difficult or had…read moreextreme demands. I ordered a "chicken tikki masala" and requested it to be "extra extra spicy". I repeated it at least twice and even made a joke that I could handle it as she asked if I was sure when I placed my order. I responded "yes extra spicy please". The order arrived roughly 45 minutes later and wasn't even mild spice. It had no heat at all and the food was warm as well. There was barely any flavor and was very disappointing. I called as requested to speak to the manager. Was informed by the same woman that took my order that she had "just left" asked for the managers name and she refused to share. Was promised a call back two days ago and nothing. Would not recommend this place as they by their actions do no care about the quality of the food they are serving and the customer service is poor at best. There are better places to eat Indian food!

I love jamaican food so it's nice that I don't have to travel all the way back to Brooklyn just to…read moreget some. The platters are pretty hefty and I always end up having leftovers. The oxtail is tender, the curry chicken is flavorful, and the mac and cheese is pretty good too. There's only street parking, but I don't mind it because i'm typically in and out unless there's a line. If you're looking to get a beef patty or another specific food, I recommend to call ahead of time and check if they've run out or not. It's more of a take out place so it's small inside, but that's ok because I'd rather enjoy the food at home anyway.

The food is good and fresh. The only thing I don't like is that you have to call in advance for…read moreseafood dishes. At least 30 mins to an hour which isn't bad but when you want something right away, the wait seems like a lot. Other than that, flavorful dishes, pleasant staff. No complaints!

Another small, hole in the wall place that you can easily miss if you blink, but don't blink, make…read moresure you get in there and at the very least grab a patty or two for lunch, beef, chicken, oxtail, pulled pork, just to start. That was enough to hook me the smells when you walk in could hold you there all day. Next up will be a nice platter so I can properly taste everything. Get there!!!!!

Overall the food was delicious. Ordered the oxtails and the curry goat to go. Both dishes were…read moredelicious and served hot, even made it all the way home to enjoy. My only complaint was the plantains, they were overdone. Despite this I would still come back.

I had a craving for oxtail after watching a tiktoker influence me to come try this place. I ordered…read morepickup through GrubHub because when I called the phone line was busy. the old lady was nice when I entered just said I'm for GrubHub and she it was ready. the oxtail was excellent but I think it was old because I ordered on a Monday. the beef patty was flaky but dry but it was still spicy and seasoned.

The food needs help and the place is sub par It needs…read moreimprovements in and out It's a hole in the wall place

Food was amazing! I had the stewed chicken with rice and beans, cabbage and yams, and I am craving…read moreto get some everyday! The service was great and I've already recommended to family and friends! Small platter was $16 but generous portion, I almost couldn't finish it all!

Honest review. Food is delicious. Authentic Jamaica food.The women's serving customers, need to be…read moreprofessional to women of other races, and lighter complexion. They have a passive aggressive attitude, pretending they do not see you standing on the line , serving others until you voice the issue ,even talking about you to customers, as if you don't understand. Very unprofessional and rude.

Really good food…read more Call and see what they have Always good to see if they're out of anything.

My wife and I were headed home on I95 North after leaving Six Flags Great Adventure. We needed…read moregasoline so we had to exit in Newark. While filling up we decided to check the area to eat, and found Guyanese Treats. We were greeted by Mandy's warm demeanor and bright smile, she's so nice. We ordered Guyanese fried rice, with Saltfish, Oxtails with Rice & Peas, both dinners came with fried sweet plantains. The Oxtail was so full of flavor and tender, the Saltfish was perfect: not too salty nor bland, the fried rice was delicious. Donna is the chef and she did an exceptional job! The ladies here are grand and very amiable and the food is exquisite. We found a new place to eat Caribbean delights and to enjoy!

I really wanted to like this place, and I did, for some aspects…read more The food was delicious. The flavors were all incredible, from appetizer to dessert. We had the short rib empanadas, which were crispy and fully of meat. They were definitely the highlight of the night! The rasta pasta was good, but it came out warm and with few shrimp. The flavors were still excellent, however. The carrot cake for dessert was moist and not too sweet, which I prefer! The space was also super clean and well maintained. What really disappointed me was the service. We had a reservation, but had to wait to be seated even with plenty of open tables. That's normally not a big deal for us, but we had an event to get to tonight, so we were in more of a rush. Someone came to us to ask what water we wanted after 10 minutes of being sat, after which the hostess came back over to us to apologize that our server hasn't come over yet and asked if we would like water. Much more time passes and someone (still not our server) comes to ask us if everything is alright. We explain that no one has taken our order, which she apologized for and took our order for us. She then had to come back over because she forgot to include what protein we picked for our pasta. Finally, our server came over to us. We explained that we had already ordered. More hiccups continued throughout the night, including a long wait for the check, never being brought a dessert menu after asking, etc. I'm not one to complain about service, I just think they could be more efficient. At the time we arrived, there were only a few other tables seated in our area. It wasn't super busy, and there were a lot of people working. We overheard staff whispering about who was supposed to be taking care of us, and it still took time for someone to come over and help us. I think the staff knew we overheard or were disappointed in the service, because our dessert was free, and we received a bread basket as well. I'd love to give them another chance, just maybe not if I have plans after.

My family and I love dining out and were excited to try this restaurant for my husband's surprise…read morebirthday dinner. We had a party of 13, and for all of us it was our first time there. A few of my guests are very familiar with Haitian cuisine, so we were really looking forward to the experience. Unfortunately, I was immediately disappointed when we arrived because there was no customized/pre-booked menu prepared for our party as discussed beforehand. When I asked about it, I was told they were unsure what happened and no menus had been printed. Because of that, I had to ask the server to verbally explain the dinner selections and sides to everyone. Now for the food: The Ou La wings were delicious, and the crab cakes were excellent so flavorful and moist. We are familiar with soup bouillon, but unfortunately this version was not enjoyable to us. It had a very tangy taste that seemed off. For entrées, the griot was served with diri djon djon, fried plantains, and broccolini. The griot itself was good, but the plantains were fried extremely hard. This entrée was also supposed to come with salad russe, but that was missing. The salmon was delicious overall, although a few guests felt it was very dry. The mashed potatoes and broccolini were good. I also asked for pikliz, which was excellent and had the perfect kick to it. The drinks were definitely delicious and strong. Dessert was another disappointment because the crème brûlée I had pre-booked was unavailable. I ended up trying the carrot cake and almond toasted cake, which were okay. I will say our server was very sweet and attentive throughout the night. The restaurant itself was also nice and clean. However, the food took quite a while to come out, especially for a dinner that had been pre-planned in advance. Overall, there were just too many hiccups for an event that was booked ahead of time. While there were some enjoyable dishes and good service, I personally would not recommend this place for a large party or special pre-planned event.