Made a to-go order and took it home. Moose the amazing guy who guided me through the menu and took…read moremy order said "we will see you again" and man he is RIGHT! I was hungry so all the food was ordered. Chicken empanadas, chicken club, Cuban sandwich, yuca Frita, flan and trea leches. This food was amazing! Everything was hot and fresh. You can tell this food is made with pride. The yuca was a little thick but was still fried pretty well, very light and no signs of too much grease. The empanadas were light and flavorful just amazing. The flan has to be the best flan I have had since living here.....seriously. It was firm and the perfect texture. Safe to say this place will be in my rotation!

Best Caribbean food hands down. From the fresh guanábana juice to the best snapper and…read morechicharrones! My kids got the pasta with shrimp. We all loved our food and couldn't stop eating from how good it was. The ambiance is good, good vibes, the portions of the food are very good for the price. If you are wanting a fresh homemade meal this is the spot for you! Sooo good! Wish we had good Caribbean food in Texas! La mejor comida caribeña.

Louis & jet were a pleasure to do business with! Excellent food , great price and excellent…read moreatmosphere. I ordered the jerk chicken and got to try their local sodas.

I went in and there was no one behind the counter. there was a lady at the table eating. I told her…read moreI wanted to put in a to go order and she asked me what I wanted. I told her the curry shrimp with cabbage, plantains and corn bread. she replied with"I don't need you to tell me the sides. " I asked her does all that stuff com with it . then she told me I would have to wait in her to finish eating and she asked me if I wanted my shrimp hot or mild. I went to wait in my car and then I realized that I am use to having amazing customer service and that was not it. I highly recommend that you guys do not go here... please go and support "THE ISLAND KITCHEN TRINI EDITION. Their food is amazing and their customer service is PHENOMENAL.

Descent service where you order and pick up at the counter…read more It is a Jamaican / Caribbean restaurant. I had their chicken before and it was tasty. But today, I had the oxtail with rice and peas, cabbage, and plantains. This is the first time I tried it and it was delicious. The dining area will transport you back in the islands hanging with the locals.

Dodd came out very quick and was delicious! Would have loved to try the oxtail but $25 starting…read moreprice was a little to much this time. Very friendly and although work was being done outside the inside was nice enough.

Food was great, not too terribly expensive. I went years ago, and just recently tried it out again,…read morewas impressed and will be ordering again

Came by yesterday to what's the deal with Five Sisters. We arrived around 1:30pm and we only had to…read morewait about 20 minutes. The staff were so nice and very friendly. Once we were seated, our server came and took our drink order. We ordered the fried pork chops, mac & cheese, yams and black eyed peas. The pork chops were seasoned pretty good. They were a little thin but still good. The mac & cheese were nice and creamy. The yams could have been a little sweeter but the nutmeg and cinnamon were on point. The peas were a little overcooked. They were more mushy than I'm used to. The corn bread was really good and hot. The biggest treat is the live band. They are amazing and set the tone for a great vibe. Overall, the food was pretty good and I will come back to try something new. A suggestion would be to offer some Lima, pinto or butter beans as an option. Those are true soul food side items.

I purchased oxtails and jerk chicken and it was very bland and that was disappointing. I don't know…read moreif the cook has changed but the food taste was different. The location was on 9th Ave.

The place is small, and AC was not workin or maybe they dont have any but it was warm and there are…read morefans to help cool. This place has a bakery side and a dine in side. The staff individually are good folks, but during a rush one can see some discourse. I went with my family of 7 and we ordered a family meal for the kiddos and my husband I got some dishes (minr was stewed chicken and he got the friend chicken? ) i asked for cabbage for my side.. and ended with plaintains.... dont get me wrong, the plantains were really good..... overall the food was very flavorful and we enjoyed it (husband said it definitely satisfy his belly for home foods of puerto rico). The family meal was advertised with 2 lt and salad... needless to say we never got those so I did feel a bit shammed there. Overall the food is great and great place for those who love puerto rican food :D

Wonderful Puerto Rican food, friendly staff. Would definitely eat from here again. . .read more

We love this place. The staff is friendly, and the food is amazing…read more The chicken is juicy and flavorful, the skin of course is the best part. The Mac and cheese is some of the best Mac and cheese I've ever had. The rice and beans are delicious along with the plantains. The Cole slaw is also the best Cole slaw in the area. We love having this place walking distance to us. It's a perfect lunch or dinner spot.

I went to their soft opening and they ran out of chicken and never came back until now 2/2025. They…read morewere apologetic and gave me a free meal on next visit, but I never used it because I lost the piece of note she (the owner) provided. This visit, the moment I walked to the counter I was greeted with a smile, and I remember her from my first visit. I ordered the 1/2 chicken because it was only $3 more than a 1/4 chicken with 2 sides. You get both white and dark meat and I order fried Yucca and black beans & rice. The chicken has so much flavor from the charcoal. The Yucca was perfectly fried fresh, and the black beans and rice were satisfying. It is a little pricey about $27 with fountain drink and a 15% tip (in my opinion they should not ask with their point of sale system when it is not a full service restaurant). This is the reason why they got a 3 star instead of 4 stars. This reminds me of Peruvian style rotisserie chicken that I use to eat when I lived in Washington DC area. Here, they are branded as Latin American Charcoal Chicken. This not a full service restaurant. You order at the counter and pick up at the order at the other end. They have a small but adequate dining room. I wonder how they are during a lunch and dinner rush. I will soon see.