West Indian standards served in a family-run spot with a full bar & Saturday-night entertainment.
From Google Maps reviews.
From the moment you walk in, you’re met with a warm Caribbean vibe that instantly sets the tone. Parang music was playing throughout the space, giving everything a festive, Christmassy feel that made the atmosphere even more inviting and nostalgic. 🌴🎶 We were in town for New Year’s and decided it was the perfect opportunity to host a little “intro to Trini food” lime for some Eastern European friends. With all the hype surrounding this spot, we were excited to see how it would measure up — e
Recently visited this Trini Roti shop and thoroughly enjoyed our food. Our order consisted of doubles, Veggie Roti, Chicken Roti, Goat with Rice. For Roti, we opted for the plain roti which was a thick, chewy bhatura - but tasty! Food overall was a hit. Doubles could've been spicier but inline with what I'd have expected a roti shop to deliver in New York! Service was a little slow and we waited for a good 20 minutes before we got to the counter to place our order. It was all worth the wait ho
I don't get to queens often but if i happen be here, i normally go to anil's roti shop for trini food. I've been told I needed to try singh's roti shop for a while. This particular occasion led to queens and i said let me try it out. Not going to lie, pretty much everything Anil's has with maybe the exception of deserts and china food. Yes, i know chow mein is a trini dish. 😉 I ordered a few doubles, some pholourie and 4 meals, all with buss up shot. I also got 4 champagne cola's. All t
From the Apr 24, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.