| rev:text
| - Just ok to me. (Feel a bit bad 'cause the owner/man behind the counter is really nice 'n friendly!) There really isn't much competition in terms of West Indian food in the area, just a bunch of fast food chain restaurants across the street.
This ground-level of what looks like a business building seems to be the only ethnic options in the area with a Thai, Viet (& its past revolving door of tenants), Senor Burrito, & Calabash all under the same roof!
Anyway, I ordered the usual, gold mark standard: boneless chicken roti on dhalpuri shell. (I didn't notice an option of bone-in.) Roti itself tasted as though it had been sitting out, not as fresh as it could be. Chicken filling had some charred bits/taste to it, so seemed as though I was eating what was left at the bottom of the pot. A bit too salty, as most roti places, and I wasn't a fan of the combo of spices that they used. Nothing was stale per se, all edible, but not completely enjoyable or particularly delicious.
If I was in the area and had a craving, I'd stop by and perhaps order something different, but it's not something that I'd drive out of the way for.
|