Isabella

Great comforting fast food. Plantain were exactly the way I like it. Mushy. Although the oil was a bit dirty some of the plantain came about a bit browned. But all good.

Oxtail was very tender and tasty. Gravy was lacking a bit of flavor. Coleslaw on its own was very tasty.
Jerk chicken was good but a tad dry. It had a small kick of spice.

Overall - highly recommend

Picked this place on a whim. It's not the kind of place where you expect any sort of service.

First timers - if you're planning to sit down, pick a seat and grab your own menus instead of waiting to be served. When you know what you want to order, head to the counter and let them know where you've sat and order with them. If you want to pay the bill, I suggest going up to them as well.

I had the T-Bone Dinner, side of Chapati and spicy onion side. The dinner comes with soup and mango juice. The cut of meat was sooo flavorful, well-balanced and tender. It had a tanginess and undertones of jerk seasoning. The soup was really good too. Some sort of lentil bean soup but very flavorful and perfect for a cold day. Really delicious. The rice was a smidge over but flavorful. I'd skip the chapati.

The owners were nice, but don't expect any decent service when you come here. It's also a bit slow but it is what it is.

Overall, I'd opt for take out next time. Love to try and chicken next.

It was okay. The service was fine but wasn't amazing. the quality of fish was okay. Some pieces were a bit watery such as hamachi and Toro sashimi. The amaebi could have been sweeter.

The noodle soup provided at the end was horrible. It was piiiping hot and didn't taste good. That dish didn't make any sense to be honest.

Flavors overall arent as refined and balanced as other omakase I've been to. Value is okay.