When I am in town. I call this place and place an order for some Dominican Chivo. Great food…read more Friendly owner and after eating food here I'm ready for my nap love the Chivo, Rice, and Macaroni salad

We've primarily ordered from doordash, but when visiting while they were underconstruction, I got…read moreto see the nice atmosphere of the restaurant. Besides these details, Ti Manmi's Kitchen in Boca is our most favorite. And has been the deciding factor of why we say Haitian food is our favorite. I always order the pork griot. I love the subtle spiced meat and light crisp texture. It's on the dry-er side, but that's what I love. This meal also comes with sauce, and if you're concerned about my "dry" comment, just dip the griot in the sauce to get that even richer, meatier and broth like flavor. You'll be golden. Plaintains: amazing, brown rice: amazing, spicy onions: a dream, pikliz: never enough! My husband always gets the spinach Lalo (spinach mixed) and a side of white rice. And he's golden. The spinach Lalo has a nice herby and strong (similar to black tea) taste to me. It's great with a layered fork of spinach Lalo, white rice, and pikliz. Grateful for this restaurant to make eating such an experience! Side note, pricing is so reasonable. Even considering we've gotten delivery multiple times.

Delicious authentic family run Haitian cafe. We got two large dishes, Fried Pork with black rice…read moreand Chicken Stew with brown rice. The meat was tender, juicy and flavorful. Total hole in the wall place that did not disappoint.

Please, people, avoid this place; spend your money where you will be valued and respected. Your…read morepreferences for a meal matter. I encountered a waitress today whose name I don't know. It was the worst experience of my life. She called me stupid for asking for my fried plantains to be crispy.

I purchased a patty that was under baked. Not only was it underbaked the filling was the size of a…read morequarter. How do you miss the mark like that? The service was fine.

I don't have much experience with Jamaican food but i have tried over 6 entries and love…read moreeverything. And everyone there is super friendly

I came here once and the food was amazing. Staff were friendly and even let me try a few samples. I…read moredecided to go with ox tail and enjoyed every second of it. Definitely coming back if I'm in the area. The place was a little small but I sat comfortably and had a great meal.

Thai pan cuisane 138 n. El…read more Camino Real ,Encinitas 760 832 8800 Coconut soup recommended

This was a great restaurant with great food but it's been closed for over a year!!! The owners…read moreshould have brought this down

Food: Ordered jerk chicken, macaroni salad, peas (beans) &…read morerice & braised oxtails One thing I noticed that the dishes are made with extra care and attention. There's extra vegetables in the dishes. The macaroni salad was to die for. The herbs were right on. The peas and rice were so tasty. I had to hold back from eating more and filling up. Complementary fried plantains were added to the order. The jerk chicken was incredibly tender and there was spicy sauce on the side, added to the chicken. We had not eaten oxtails before. Go figure! They were so Tender and falling off the bone. The sauce was excellent with added carrots and butter beans. So good. Can't wait to go back and try other dishes they offer. Service: Very friendly and attentive. Most people seem to order and carry out. We chose to eat in and they went out out of their way to make us feel comfortable. Ambience: Again, it's more of a carryout restaurant, but the restaurant itself is very clean and inviting. When I go back, I would like to sit down and eat in the restaurant with its colorful decor and reggae playing on the speakers again. Really enjoyed eating there and watching people go in and out with their takeout orders.

Update 2/10/26: I'm a glutton for good food so I went back and tried the $10 lunch special jerk…read morechicken with rice and peas and macaroni salad. THEBOMB.COM, I'm ready for a nap. I followed my coworker to this Jamaican restaurant for lunch--and let me start with a disclaimer: if you plan on being productive after eating here, don't. Just take the rest of the day off now. I ordered the $10 fried chicken lunch special with extra gravy, rice and peas, and macaroni salad and washed it down with a pineapple ginger juice. Baby... I was FULL full. The kind of full where your laptop starts looking optional. I was overworked, overfed, and ready to slam my laptop shut and resume life Monday morning. The food was so good and so filling that I didn't even eat dinner that night. I had a cup of tea and went straight to bed--peacefully and without regret. All jokes aside, the food is excellent. Authentic Caribbean cooking, fresh, flavorful, and made with love--the kind that tastes like your Caribbean mother or grandmother cooked it herself. The service was wonderful, and the portions are generous. Whether you order a regular entrée or a lunch special, you will leave satisfied. Check them out--just don't say I didn't warn you. If you eat this for lunch, you are not working the rest of the day.