Called in tonight around 9ish 10pm and ordered take out with Uber Eats. I saw some good reviews and…read morewanted to try the place out because I love me a good Biryani. The lady who I spoke with was very friendly and they accommodated my ask for extra lime and onion. So I have to say tho I ordered the Naan Burrito (beef) and the biryani (lamb) so the burrito was ALOT bigger than I expected.. I was thinking more of like a semi smallish gyro type of burrito ? Idk but it was almost chipotle sized (which isn't a bad thing!) however the burrito was mostly filled with rice a lot of rice and maybe a bit of meat. They did have this sauce that gave it a lot of flavor. The Biryani tho was good not really knocking it that much but it was lacking some flavor I feel like.. I also asked for 6 spice level for it and it didn't seem that spicy. All in all I was very excited to try this place and I am so down to try more items I would just order something else next time

This location has street metered parking or a paid parking lot close by. This space is big and…read moreopen. The service is efficient. We have eaten here several times sometimes for the Ethiopian food and sometimes for the Indian food. Their food is consistently good. The garlic naan is good. All the flavors from the curry and tikka masala are good as well. We typically get our food quickly.

The reason I had not reviewed this place is because of the poor customer service each time I tried…read moreto order take out in person. I finally ordered delivery online. The maffe was average, maybe could have used more flavor. The yassa has good flavors but I do not believe that chicken was freshly cooked, it seemed like leftovers. Not sure if I will reorder.

Just went in to ask if they happened to have a headlamp flashlight. With a place like that ya never…read moreknow what they may or may not have, but they still decided to visually mock me, snicker and a small laugh just fir asking that question. Then I saw a djimbe drum (I've been going 2 hippie shows and having drum circles for my birthday since I was like 14. I know what a dunbek drum is as well. I asked him if it was a djimbe (jimbay) and he flat out lied 2 my face and said it wasn't, as he gave me his final disrespectful, dismissive wave. All that was unnecessary. Behavior like that come from clean, thoughtful soul never.

The food here is FIRE and the people at the front were nice and welcoming. GOOD VIBES coming from…read morethem for sure. I got the curry goat with double cabbage & oxtail with rice and peas & cabbage. I also got 2 orders of plantains. Everything was very tasty and went well together. You don't need to add any hot sauce because there's a little kick in the curry goat but to each is own.Ya'll have to come and try this spot if you haven't already. The only thing is, I wish there was a little bit more of everything since you're paying almost $20 for each dish. It seemed like only 2 people were operating the business so be patient. It's definitely well worth the wait!!!!

Food is great! But I despise that they don't have a dedicated person to answer to phone for…read morecall-ins. I informed them that I kept calling and asked why they don't answer. The lady stated that they don't answer if there is a steady flow inside, but it's very inconvenient when they say wait a time that could have been collapsed by a call-in. Not to mention, I have reservations about the neighborhood which is why I finally just drove. The other reason is because sometimes they are out of something. It could all be avoided if someone will just answer the phone. This happened to me today and the lady got my order wrong. I was frustrated by this point after waiting longer and to find out my order was incorrect.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon for lunch: 2 thumbs up . Authentic food flavor and portions. My…read morewife and I will be back for sure.

Standing ovation! I…read morestopped by after visiting a nearby nail salon and was immediately welcomed by the owner. He was genuinely friendly, accommodating with my order, and made me feel like a valued customer from the moment I walked in. While waiting for my food, we chatted about other Jamaican restaurants around Cincinnati. What stood out most was how highly he spoke of the competition. Instead of putting other restaurants down, he gave each one credit where it was due. That level of confidence and respect says a lot about both the owner and the business. I took a quick look around while I waited, and the restaurant was spotless. The space felt clean, comfortable, and inviting. I ordered my meal to go and had about a 30-minute drive home. When I finally opened my container, steam poured out and the food was still piping hot. That's the kind of freshness you hope for but don't always get! The only hiccup was that my macaroni and cheese was accidentally left out of my bag. I called the restaurant, and before I could even explain why I was calling, the owner immediately acknowledged the mistake. He apologized and assured me he'd remember me the next time I came in. His response was genuine and customer focused, which made the situation easy to overlook. Great hospitality, delicious fresh food, and excellent customer service. If this first visit is any indication, I'll definitely be back and next time, I'm getting extra mac and cheese!

Taste of cincinnati spread! Oxtail and rice was amazing. Really warm flavors and fall of the bone…read moretender meat. The cornbread was pretty sweet and sticky, like a desert. So good we got 2 cornbread's and shared the oxtail. Okay prices for the taste of Cinci fest.

Located on W McMillan, this spot features a self-order kiosk and fast service. It's a casual spot,…read moreand it seemed like most orders were carry-out, although there is plenty of seating. I ordered the curry goat, which comes with 2 sides. I chose the fried okra and plantains. The curry goat had great flavor, but was very salty. If I ordered again, I would definitely choose rice as one of my sides to balance it out. The fried okra was unfortunately mostly breading, but the plantains were delicious. I'd love to have tried the oxtail.

We enjoyed our time at Gee's. The service was really great.. They were attempted to our needs,…read moreanswered our questions and ensure that we were satisfied. The food was delicious. The curry chicken is amazing. I always get extra sauce whenever I eat anything, and they were willing to accommodate. We tried their oxtails and jerk pasta and a brisket and ribs and everything was just seasoned to perfection hot and delicious. The restaurant is warm and inviting. They do their best to give the Jamaican vibe.

Food is always fantastic, super fresh and great flavor! Definitely come check them out!read more

I came back again with a friend and they did not disappoint…read more We got the Chaykhana steak, lamb chops, salad w/ tomatoes, beef plov, meat manti, and honey lemon tea. Everything here was really good. The plov had so much flavor I almost ate the whole thing (it's a big portion). The service and ambiance was great as well. They are very attentive.

This was our first experience with Uzbek cuisine and we were here several months ago. I didn't…read moreeven know there was such a thing as an Uzbek restaurant, but since then I have learned much about the Republic of Uzbekistan, which is one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world. I bet you didn't know that. Anyway, hidden behind a drab exterior is a beautiful restaurant with soothing decor and very comfortable seating. The booths are hung with rich curtains (tied back) and the atmosphere is so enchanting. Very much an exotic foreign feel. We tried numerous dishes: Manti were hearty dumplings which we very much enjoyed. The borscht soup was tangy and refreshing and just what I anticipated taste-wise though I never had borscht with meat before. Plov was really delectable, tender shredded meat over comforting, delicately seasoned rice. I loved the little hard boiled egg. For me the highlight was Kavuna Lagman. I'm a noodle person and this dish checked all the boxes, plus topped with thin strips of fried egg! Of everything we tried the only miss was the Shurpa soup, which contained huge chunks of pot roast style meat that was tough and chewy although the broth was delicious. We were the only non-Uzbek people in the restaurant (which started to get pretty busy on this early Sunday afternoon) other than one girl who came to pick up a takeaway order. But we felt so welcomed. The waiters were very kind and attentive. One of them was lacking in the English department but the other stepped in to help us with questions. We really enjoyed this dining experience and looking forward to more.

Food is good but recommended study the menu before! Good new experience. Everything that we got was…read moreamazing!

I'll be honest, the food was alright. Maybe I just don't know Dominican food but my friend and I…read moreordered the empanadas, yaroah, and mofongo with chicken. The empanadas were good. The chicken one had more flavor. The mofongo was not bad but it just didn't hit the spot. The drinks were alright and felt a little awkward. Tried the one juice and if I could guess it and liked it, I could get it for free. I thought it was pineapple or mango but it was orange... it tasted good like a creamsicle but I felt dumb cuz I thought it was a fruit I wouldn't know