Giselle W.
Yelp
We've been coming here for years. But that's also partially due to the fact that there's no other competition in the area. I'm from Trinidad, and yes, it's as close as I can get to the local Indian food scene in the area. But, I wouldn't say it's the best I've had either. Guys and gals - not to down the place, but it's not your local roti shop from back home, but it hits the spot when you need to have your roti asap.
Doubles is okay for me and nothing to rave about in my opinion. Most times I pass on them, as it's a bit too dry whenever I get it, and it's missing all the condiments and fixings.
Roti is decent. The skins are good, but the filling is best when we make it at home and put it in the skins .... yes, it's a bit more work, but it's preferred.
Prices - they've gone up over the years, and based on that, I limit how often we buy, because hello - it's a roti, and it really shouldn't be costing me almost $50 to feed 3 people for lunch (another reason to buy skins and make the curry at home) Plus they don't take credit card. It's a cash only deal, which is a pain in the butt.
Customer service - not their forte. The lady that owns the place needs to learn to "fix her face" and be a bit more pleasant (another reason why they need some competition). There's also no need to tell customers 20 times over "cash only eh? Cash only". But, having been a patron for well over 2 decades now, I think that's just how she is - not that she's right, or that I'm supporting it!
So, to summarize - it's your roti fix, but don't expect any great treatment. Check your prices before you order and make sure to have cash in hand. Everything will just go a lot smoother if you know how their system works.