Pam's Kitchen

Words cannot describe how good this restaurant is. I’m Trinidadian, and this food is literally the best version of Trinidadian/Caribbean food I’ve ever had in America, and I’ve been here for about 20 years and in many different states. The Jerk Ribs are by far the best ribs you’ll have in Seattle or outside Texas. They’re always seasoned to perfection, just the right amount of sweet and spicy, and JUICY. They literally melt in your mouth. The woman who runs the place dearly dearly cares about making high quality and delicious food. She loves what she does and genuinely cares about her business and her customers. Please please, if you see this review you have have to give this spot a try.

If you are looking for a warm atmosphere, especially in this cold time, with excellent service and somehow even better food, run here. The Pelau is a MUST have, the jerk chicken is phenomenal, and the roti is unlike any I’ve ever had in my life. If you are Caribbean this place is exactly the slice of home you never knew you needed right now.

What a treat for Mother’s Day. I forgot to get our servers name but he was on point. It was our first time having genuine Trinidadian food. Food was good. I ordered the Pelau, Aloo Pie, plantains & dessert. Those jerky wings my son got were spicy but good! The cassava dessert was really sweet for me but the ice cream kind of balanced it out. I would definitely eat here again!

As a West Coast Trinidadian who has never been to NY (or other Trini hotspots), this for me was easily the BEST Trini food I have eaten outside Trinidad! The flavors of Pam’s curry chicken, as well as the Channa and Aloo, taste just like my mom’s (and my Aunt’s) Sunday pots 🇹🇹 Having just moved to Seattle, I will be a regular customer of Pam’s for absolute sure!! They also have other Trini staples as well! Pam’s can be very packed so I recommend earlier the better. Pam’s menu seems to rotate with what they make so it can be harder to plan in advance so I say live in the moment and order what they have - I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

The jerk chicken and ginger beer were phenomenal. The chicken was the juiciest and most tender I've had in ages. Highly recommend!

Very authentic cuisine. Pam is such a sweet and fun owner. The rum punch was delicious and the pork ribs and jerk chicken sandwich were unlike any I’ve ever had. I can’t wait to go back and pick up another plate.

Pam’s Kitchen is so iconically Caribbean from the food to the decor and the hospitality! Pam herself mentioned that the restaurant has made lists for one of the best Caribbean spots on the US! The staff are also so friendly, don’t be afraid to strike up a conversation on what their recommendations are. I haven’t adventured too much into Caribbean food because I usually end up sticking with jerk chicken, so hard to resist, but I was introduced to Pelau here and it was amazing! Everything that came out from the kitchen was delicious. I also always have to have at least 1 side of plantains when it comes to Caribbean food. Didn’t have drinks tonight but they did look very great, so an excuse to come back again! Once a month I believe they have live music and I think it would be so nice to experience that! The stage looks quite nice and fits so well with the restaurants flair, I’m sure it’s a great night out.

My friend used to work here so I wanted to try it. The owner, Pam, was super nice and happy to chat when I got there (see our selfie). And the food!! I never had Caribbean before, but after this it is one of my favorite cuisines 🤩 I ate the jerk chicken sandwich on coconut fried bread, with cassava pone cake for dessert. The spices of the jerk chicken were incredible. It was not just "hot" spicy, but also warm like cinnamon and wonderfully rich. This was such a treat and I just hope more folks will come by to enjoy it 🤍

what it is restaurant last week and it was amazing. Food was so good. Listen everybody this is a minority own woman own restaurant located in the middle of Wallingford community. This is a business. We all need to be supporting. Pam's kitchen has been around for 18 years and we wanted around for another 18 years. Support this business. The food is so good you won't regret it. Below is a picture of some of the food that I had and explore your pallet.

3.5 if I could rate it differently. To start, the food was good, but with the amount of other issues I don't plan to come back anytime soon. To start the waiter walked away before we had even finished ordering, not even asking if that was all. The pumpkin choka was served room temperature, and upon ordering the waiter tried to mansplain to me that it "wasn't like American pumpkin pie" despite me assuring him I didn't think it would be and he continued to insist I was wrong decision it coming out completely as I expected despite it being cold. The oxtail seemed as if it was put in the oven for 5 minutes, parts of it were cold and hot at the same time. It tasted incredible but I don't believe it was worth $30 for two pieces with some rice and kale. The jerk chicken was very good but like the other food it was slightly above room temperature and not worth $20 for two drumsticks. The green beans were the only food served hot worth the price. The coconut fry bread was a complete rip off, it was one piece of small bread for $6. The complimentary hot sauce was very delicious and needed as the food lacked spiciness. Finally the waiter made a comment at the end of the meal in total shock that we had finished the food and didn't need togo boxes which felt judgmental but it could just be personal, but the servings were quite small and not shocking at all that two people finished them. Along with the food the ambience was fine, only complaint was that the person playing music was using a service with lots of ads so it was constantly interrupting the meal. Overall, the food was good but not worth the prices, mediocre and judgmental service, cold food, and small servings.

This place serves up some delicious Caribbean food, specifically Trinidadian, and this is the first time I tried this region of food. A good amount of the food here is fairly familiar to most, like jerk chicken, rice and beans, etc, but there are variations which offer a nice, different experience. I am surprised that it was not busy on a Sunday dinner; this place deserves more love. For the two of us, we shared: - Aloo Pies: appetizer, potato patties in a pastry pocket with mango chutney. Kind of reminds me of samosas, fairly filling, quite delicious - Spicy Jerk Wings: decently seasoned, a bit on the pricier side given there were only 5 small pieces. It is a decent, small dish if you wished to try some jerked chicken but don't want to commit to a full entree. - Pelau: boneless dark and white chicken with coconut milk, rice, and beans. I really like this dish, with the flavor profile. It kind of reminds me of a jambalaya. - Chicken Curry: Trinidadian style, well spiced, chicken is overall delicious though a little bit dry in some parts depending on the cut of the chicken. Generous portions, with chickpeas and potatoes served Most of these dishes come with a salad that has cabbage and apple and I love the dressing of it. It has a slight spicy kick but also a little tangy to increase your appetite. Service is decent, fairly casual. Overall, the food is delicious and prices are fair for the portions you get. We had some leftovers to be enjoyed the following day.

Updating my review, just to add some photos that I found in my phone. Looking at them reminded me that I need to get back there soon. Nothing new to add- Love, love, love this place!

Amazing service! Staff is very kind and gave us free samples. Some of the best jerk chicken I've had. Perfect level of spices and meat is so tender

Warm and welcoming place that was lively on a Sunday night. The home cooked Caribbean food is amazing, don't miss the oxtails! Nice to find a cozy neighborhood joint with personal service.

We stopped here on our way to a cruise. The atmosphere has a cool vibe. The allo pies, jerk chicken sandwich, cassava pone with Icecream were fire .

Everything was satisfying about this dinner. Sadly, it was quite empty on a Wednesday night, but that means we got extra attention. This is the best jerk I've had in Seattle and the homage to Trinidad and Tabago with 2 steel pans stood on top of the entrance was sweet. Salad was light and acidic, the ribs were so rich, and the rice soaked up all the good juices.

We've been coming here for years. This time the in-laws (originally from Trinidad and Tobago) were in town; so we decided to see what they thought of the food. It was a hit. Everything was "authentic and good". They were very happy and now want to come eat here whenever they are in town. The service was laid back and friendly. This is restaurant is not fast food so be patient, and you will be rewarded with the flavors and a full belly. This restaurant is casual and has tunes setting a fun atmosphere. I look forward to coming back whenever I can. Best Caribbean restaurant in Seattle!

Fantastic dinner! We shared the jerk chicken, lamb curry with roti instead of rice and a side of sweet plantains. Everything was perfectly cooked and spiced. The server was very attentive and super friendly. I thought their ginger beer was some of the best I've had. We decided to order another side of roti at the end of our meal because we enjoyed it so much and of course he brought us some extra lamb curry complimentary for dipping. Felt like eating at a friends house rather than a restaurant. We'll definitely be coming back!

This place is amazing!!! This is so fresh!!! Food has so many spices and flavors. I had the chicken sandwich, Palau curry everything was delicious.

Great food but never open when they say they are open. Drove 45 mins they should update their hours

The ambience of this place is lovely!! We went on a Saturday night and there was live music and the place was bustling! Pam was the absolute cutest:)) Lemon colada: this rum based drink was sooo freaking good (and strong). It was very refreshing and coconutty. I would get this drink everywhere if I could!! Jerk chicken sandwich: the chicken was so tender and almost melted in your mouth. Didn't think the flavors were anything crazy but the coconut bun was awesome. Was a bit dense since it was fried but had a great taste Chicken curry: this one was okay. Thought it could use some more flavor and spice. Heard the beef curry is a lot better so if you eat red meat, maybe try that one

When I stepped into Pam's Kitchen, there's a sense of comfortability that radiates off the vibrantly painted walls. The crowd was in good spirits, and there was a super welcoming & friendly vibe to the place. Plants in the windows give the window seating the essence of homeyness that really made the whole experience that much better. There was one bartender on duty and I had the best drink I've had in awhile (tequila drinkers, this is where it's at) - the Furious Five. Excellent and even better with the chicken curry. The chicken was just the right amount of juicy and the curry was just - chef's kiss. My friends order jerky chicken dinner & goat curry and all were incredible. Definitely coming back!

Pam's Kitchen is very dear to me. There are so few restaurants that serve Trinidadian food, and even fewer still that carry the variety of Trinidadian dishes that Pam's Kitchen has. We have a few restaurants in Metro Vancouver that serve Trinidadian food, and while they serve up some decent eats, they mostly just serve roti. I love that I can get so many other types of familiar Trinidadian dishes at Pam's Kitchen, in addition to the roti! Paratha Roti Pumpkin Choka Callaloo Sweet Fried Plantains Chicken Curry Roti Sorrel Last time we came to Pam's Kitchen was years ago. I don't think they had Pumpkin Choka on the menu at that time. That's a new addition to me. Whenever I used to travel to Trinidad, one of my favourite foods to eat was Eggplant Choka. I'd never even heard of Pumpkin Choka until now. My husband seemed to like this dish. For me it was just OK. I prefer the Eggplant Choka that I'm more familiar with. However, I am still happy to see any kind of Choka at all on the menu as I have not seen it anywhere within Metro Vancouver. My husband wasn't too crazy about the Callaloo; however, I actually loved the Callaloo. If I'd had more room in my tummy I would have loved to have ordered some rice to eat with the Callaloo as that was always my favourite way to eat it in Trinidad. The Paratha roti however was very nicely done and paired well with the Callaloo in place of the rice that I would usually have it with. There's no going wrong with Sorrel or Sweet Fried Plantains! For tasty Caribbean eats that will whisk you away to the twin islands of Trinidad & Tobago, look no further than Pam's Kitchen ! Service: Could have been better Parking: Paid parking on the street Location: 1715 N 45th St., Seattle

We got food to go from here on the Xmas Eve, while the other Caribbean place we wanted to go closed due to holidays. We called over the phone and the owner was very friendly and double checked to make sure we wanted to order everything spicy. We ordered jerk chicken wings, jerk pork rib dinner and jerk chicken dinner. She recommended us order a curry dish so it wasn't going to be all spicy. We ended up sticking to our choices and the food was delicious, spicy for sure, but delicious. When we got there, the place was pretty empty and quiet, considering it was the Xmas Eve. The owner greeted us and joked about the level of spiciness. We really enjoyed the conversation with her and she made the order to go quite a pleasant experience. The price was reasonable for the amount of food you get. We will probably come here again after January, since the owner shared that they would close the place in January due to vacation.

Our party of 7 came around 6:20 on a Wednesday night (Wednesday before Thanksgiving), and it was not crowded at all. Just a heads up that their second location is a take-out only location, but there were plenty of tables here to dine in. The cocktails are also really good here, but my party didn't drink a ton, so we didn't get to try anything super fancy. Pam is also super nice, we chatted her after our dinner since we were the only party inside the restaurant! Aloo Pie (4.5/5): Potato stuffed samosas with mango chutney dipping sauce. A tad bit spicy, but the potato filling was really light and not too dense. Paratha Roti (5/5): Tastes very similar to Roti Canai (may just be the same thing), but was nice and fresh and fluffy with many layers. I wish there was a dipping sauce for it, but stand alone is also good, just like an appetizer bread. Jerk Chicken Sandwich (5/5): Spicy!! It was such a nicely seasoned sandwich. I think this is a must try when eating here! Pelau (4/5): Wish there was more chicken inside the rice and bean dish, but the lettuce mixed with the rice made it a good combination. There was a lot of rice, so just felt like I was mainly eating rice and beans. I might have just gotten a side order because the full was too much for one person. Coco Bake (3/5) : Same bread as the jerk chicken sandwich, crunchy and fresh. Reminds me of Chinese donut, but more dense. There was no sauce that came with this, so if I didn't have anything else to order with, I might not order it on its own because the sandwich already had its own of this bread.

We went to dinner and we were greeted by the owner. She was very friendly and helpful. My wife is vegetarian and we were given a recommendation for a veggie combo. I got the goat stew and we got a couple of different rotis. The food was served promptly. So delicious and very nice portions. I'm kind of embarrassed that I ate the whole thing, but the food was great. If you want a little more heat, they have a house made habanero sauce, also very tasty. Friendly service and great food, the experience could not have been better. The restaurant was almost empty and that is a real shame. Wallingford is full of restaurants, but this is a must visit. It will be on our regular list of restaurants.

One of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. The food is amazing, we had the beef curry, aloo pies, macaroni pie, and coconut bake. The coconut bake is PHENOMENAL (but so was everything else)!

Pam's Kitchen is a Seattle treasure that my family and I have to visit whenever we are in town. Amazing food with authentic Trinidadian flavor. The atmosphere is welcoming and vibrant. Perfect place to take family and friends to share in delicious Trinidadian food!

This place is amazing. I love Caribbean cuisine and this is the best place in Seattle for it! I highly recommend this restaurant. Everything I've tried was great

My husband and I just moved up here from LA, I was worried we weren't going to find a good Caribbean spot, as my husband is from Guyana and it's a staple part of our diet in Los Angeles- we got Pam's for dinner last night and WOW, I think I could even say this is the best Caribbean food I've ever had! The jerk chicken is unreal, and I really loved the aloo pie. Everything was so good.

If my pillow was made of their chicken. I'd eat my pillow. Very delicious. Would come back again. If you like spice this place definitely satisfies craving.

This was a difficult one, I was juggling between 3 or 4 stars, but I decided to give it a four because the service was spectacular. Although it took about 45 minutes for us to get our food (the owner/chef did come out of the kitchen and let us know that she's the only one cooking so there would be a wait), but the food had great flavor. I can tell that the dishes were made out of love. The curry lamb dish was delicious, the sauce has the perfect thickness, burst with warm spices and the meat was tender. Basically a bite of that dish is like a warm cozy hug, just soothes my soul.

Absolutely delicious food, though a little pricey, and they don't have Touch To Pay, so make sure you have an actual card on you! The vibes on a Saturday night were fun but VERY loud with their live music. Our take-out order included their goat curry, coconut fry bread, paratha, and callaloo. I would order it all again in a heartbeat, although the paratha wasn't anything to write home about. The goat curry was perfect spicy and tender, with a solid portion of meat for the "side" order, though it was smaller than I expected for $18. The coconut fry bread was light and tasty, though didn't taste strongly of coconut. The callaloo was a discovery of coconut, okra, and green cooked together in a delicious and thick mixture that I would eat again and again. The paratha was flaky and large, but no different from other versions I've had. I'd be happy to come again!

Food is beyond amazing! Pam herself is an absolute GEM! When you're here you're family!

Wow! Pam's kitchen is my new favorite place to eat! Amazing food, drinks, and very personable service. Anton took the time to explain the different dishes and helps us decide on the perfect entrees. Bravo Pam's Kitchen!!!!

AMAZING! Pam is a gem, the food is amazing, feels like you're eating at your favorite auntie's house.

Some of the best food I've had in the city! Very flavorful and delicious. Great atmosphere with friendly staff. Delicious drinks as well. You will not regret visiting Pam's! She is one of the sweetest women I've ever met! Let's keep this business running!! 10/10 would recommended!!

Excellent food. The oxtails had such a rich flavor and were extremely tender. The roti was fresh and the plantain were sweet and succulent. Five stars is the only reasonable rating I could give.

Went here for a birthday party. Showed up a tad bit early and as soon as i walked in I was greeted by staff. It's Caribbean Food with the atmosphere. It's a laid back spot where you can sit back and enjoy yourself. Even the bartender walked up and started talking to me. The menu you scan on ur phone to view. You order food and pay on the app as well. They have all kinds of food but it seemed like a lot of the food I wanted was sold out and not available. I ended up buying the Pelau with Chicken and it was good. Everyone enjoyed their food. I'd recommend this place to everyone.

Pam's Kitchen is a MUST if you are in Seattle. I must say, the doubles were nothing short of amazing! The flavors were fantastic, and the overall experience was delightful. Everything I tried on the menu was fantastic, and I left with a happy and satisfied stomach. If you're looking for delicious Caribbean cuisine, Pam's Kitchen is definitely a must-visit. You won't regret it! Pam is the one that's there herself in the kitchen!

Pam's deserves so much more business than they receive!! They are an incredible business offering insanely tasty food. I see why people drive an hour out of their way to come to Pam's- their flavor compositions are unlike anything I've ever tasted before. I love that they include gratuity in their prices as well- it shows that they respect their staff which explains why they are so kind and friendly. The love is in the food. Pam herself even came to our table to check how our meal was and gave us free bread. In all, you will not be disappointed here. Please please please support them so they stay in business.

Delicious hidden gem. Would be 5 star for take out. Requires you to know how to navigate, but once you do, it's awesome. Lots of details below to help other first-timers... Food/drinks: This is home cooked Caribbean cooking unlike any other restaurant I've been to in Seattle. The veggie platter was flavorful and spicy (pumpkin choka was excellent; the kale was actually spinach and it was just ok); the side of ribs were tasty; the curry goat was fall off the bone; the plantain was ripe; and I saw the chicken dish get destroyed! The roti is the anchor of the meal - I'd recommend the dhalpuri, which i think was the plain and buttery one. The other one had some spices inside and was good but a bit crumbly. To drink, get the rum punch! The sorrel punch was sweet and easy to drink (you can just get the juice if you don't want the alcohol); the ginger punch was less sweet and had a punch to it. Service: Rough start! We had no idea how this place worked, and unfortunately, for the first 30 minutes, no one seemed to notice. I was overwhelmed and frustrated trying to use the digital ordering system while googling what each item was. Eventually we flagged down a staff member who was SO helpful. He took time to talk us through the menu and the app, and even let us sample some drinks. Ambiance: Very casual. Seat yourself. My highlight was the music, flags hanging, and the mix of people. If the roti was gluten free (it's not), I'd probably eat here every week. No question that I'll be back!

Recently took a trip up to Seattle and wanted to take my friends to try some Trini food. I have been to Pam's years ago at their old location. Man, Pam's did not disappoint! It tasted like home cooking, like my own auntie was back there making everything! We had curry chicken, goat, beef all of which came with rice and channa and aloo (curried garbanzo beans and potatoes). Some of my friends had jerk chicken and jerk pork which they also enjoyed, even if they got a little side eye from me. We also had fried plantains, macaroni pie, pumpkin choka (like a pumpkin mash) and buss up shot roti (paratha). Add some of that Pam's peppa sauce and you've got a magical meal on your plate my friend! Drinks were strong and delicious as well! Shout out to Anton, Brenda and the rest of the crew! While I didn't get a chance to chat with Pam, we saw her buzzing around like a bee, not only in the kitchen but in the front of house too! You want to try some Trinidadian food? Go here, it's legit! Enjoy!

Great vegetarian options! My Jamaican (not vegetarian) friend loved it! I highly recommend!

A Caribbean-Trinidadian restaurant with through-the-roof flavors, a confusing ordering system, and an owner who makes you feel like family. It wasn't at all crowded during dinnertime on a Friday night and strangely, they had limited amounts of each dish so many things were already out or not available. As others have mentioned, the multistep ordering system through the app seemed like an unnecessary hassle. The waitress ended up taking care of us at the end. But the food was worth it! We ordered a goat curry and a jerk chicken sandwich. The curry was too salty but so deliciously flavorful, and the sweet coconut fry bread of the sandwich blew our socks off and brought out the rich spicy meat perfectly. I've also heard great things about their rum punch! And I love that it's family owned. In the middle of our meal the owner called to all of us to "Get the shrimp, it's really good!" Everyone was having a great time and we felt very welcome. My one complaint is that this one entree and sandwich cost almost $60. While delicious, the price was a stretch for the moderate portion sizes and homey atmosphere. However, we had a great experience and I am happy to support Pam's.

I couldn't decide on just one thing so I ordered the jerk chicken sandwich ($16), plantains ($9), and the 1/2 portion of pelau ($12). I ordered through Uber eats so the prices might be skewed a bit but everything was really tasty and I was happy with my choices! Jerk Chicken Sandwich - 4.5/5 - I'm happy to report that this thing was really hefty and packed with chicken. The chicken is spiced really well and has a good kick without being overly spicy that you can't enjoy it. The bread provides a little bit of sweetness to cut the heat a little, although I will say it was a bit oily and couldn't hold up to the weight of the chicken very well. Plantains - 3.5/5 - half of the pieces I got were super dark and overdone. They weren't bad, but there's really nothing special here, just your average plantains. Pelau - 4.5/5 - I've never tried this before and it was really yummy. It kind of reminds me of a paella or jambalaya even though it's a completely different dish and it has a much milder flavor profile. The portion was a bit small for $12 but there was a ton of chicken.

I took my food to go but the bartender was very nice and welcoming. The place is beautiful inside. Food was ! I'll definitely be returning!

I wanted to update my rating on Pam's Kitchen from 6/21/2024. Especially, since I was frustrated from my son placing an order via DoorDash on 6/20 and they deducted the funds from his account and we arrive at the restaurant they were closed. My son called directly to Pam's on 6/21 to place the order. So, below is the updated review. We both got the lamb curry and I also got the paratha roti. The lamb was very tender and everything was spiced just right and was very delicious. The paratha roti just melt in your mouth. We both agreed the portion ratio to cost was even proportioned. However other than that all was well. I'm glad that we gave them a second opportunity and I would recommend travels to try them.

To say the food is delicious would be an understatement. The love they show everybody here is like family. Always welcoming and always spreading good vibes. Service like no other.

This is the kind of place I'd choose a vacation destination for. Thankfully I don't have to, because I'm a 20 minute drive away! We visited Pam's last night for the first time and were blown away with deliciousness. The inside is warm and welcoming. Seating is comfortable. We sat in the bar, and asked the very friendly bartender what he recommended if we want a vodka drink with tropical flavors. He made us some sort of magnificent tropical lemonade cocktail, with coconut and citrus-y flavors. It was perfect, and he was awesome. For food, we went with the jerk chicken dinner and a side of plantains. GOODNESS GRACIOUS. I'm still thinking about the flavors on that chicken today. Next time I'll order a meal to go, for the next day's lunch. We will return over and over. Great service, amazing food,..... believe the hype. It IS that good!

I've been coming here for a couple years now and food is amazing! Very consistent, always hits the spot and the service is great. They have different drink options which are all great. My favorite is the Lemon Colada 10/10 ! Curry Chicken or the Spicy Jerk Chicken is a MUST TRY !! You will be satisfied.

The food was good but the service was not satisfactory. They even forgot to bring us water ‍

Jerk chicken was spicy and delicious! Fried plantains and other sides were yummy too.

Pam's Kitchen has been on my list of restaurants to visit for years. I'm mad I waited this long to try them out but the rave reviews for their food, drinks and service are accurate. I attended a special event which featured a buffet dinner. I don't know if they do buffet dinners regularly but it was a great opportunity to try a variety of items on their menu. Buffet featured: Plantains, Aloo Pie, Jerk Chicken, Goat Curry, Channa & Aloo Curry, Spicy String Beans, Dahlpuri, Paratha, White Rice, Fried Rice, Green Sauce (I didn't get the name but it was delicious) and Cassava & Coconut Cake. Everything was flavorful and had a good level of spice. I wish they could make the dishes spicier but understand that have to cater to the neighborhood and majority of their customer base. Cocktails: Top notch! Trinidad Smash and Lemon Colada were 10/10. Perfectly blended. Definitely plan to try the Homemade Rum Punches on my next visit. The Mata Leon and Furious Five were good but not spicy enough for me. Will be back very soon. Good stuff!

Best food ever...Friendly Atmosphere, great conversation, friendly staff, and good drinks

Pam's kitchen has the best Caribbean food! I know jerk chicken is not traditional to them, but they do it very well! I got the jerk chicken sandwich, it's got nice heat, and very good flavor! My boyfriend got their Goat curry, which he loves. Has a little spice to it, very flavorful. The peanut punch is also very delicious. Our friends got the jerk chicken wings, they said they were very spicy! The aloo pies are delicious! Soft and filled with yummy flavor, and a hint of heat. The food here has lots of spice and flavor. We love coming here. I'd highly recommend visiting but watch out, they sell out of stuff fast!

Expensive and small portions in my opinion. $30 for goat curry dish which is mostly bones and not substantial. Ginger beer was good (not too sweet). Pelau was about $22 which had barely and chicken with the rice. They are only open Thursday-Sunday.