Small storefront offers Jamaican takeout with no indoor seating, focusing on freshly made dishes served in styrofoam containers. Warm, family-friendly atmosphere creates a welcoming vibe reminiscent of home. Live music adds to the positive energy during busy hours.
Oxtail dinner stands out as a popular choice here. The menu also offers half-portion chicken curry and dinner curry oxtail options.
Jerk chicken comes with rice, plantains, and vegetables. The flavor stands out as fantastic and amazing.
"The Jamaican food here is authentic, delicious, and generously portioned."
"I thought the jerk chicken here was the best I ever had."
"I found the oxtail dinner delicious."
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The restaurant is typically busy, so call in your order ahead of time.
There is no indoor seating; it's mostly a takeout place.
Seating is limited to one table outside.
Small space with compact layout and crowded atmosphere creates an intimate setting. Friendly vibe and carefully curated music enhance the dining experience. The place draws a lively crowd seeking authentic Creole flavors.
Oxtail and stew chicken dinners come with collard greens, plantains, and beans and rice. Meals offer hearty, flavorful options for dinner.
Generous portions of jerk chicken and gravy come with meals. The wings and jerk chicken deliver consistent, phenomenal flavor alongside rice and peas.
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Chef Creole is located at MIA Airport, North Terminal, Concourse E outside of security.
They accept airline vouchers for payment.
The restaurant is a short walk from the elevators in terminal E.
Restaurant offers a casual, chaotic atmosphere with multiple TVs and loud music creating a lively environment. Art and live music add to the cozy, chill vibe despite some disorganization. Large portions and a varied menu highlight the dining experience.
Dinner meals include a boulet dinner plate and a fish dinner plate. Meals and drinks cost around $32 before tip.
Jerk chicken comes with rich, bold flavors and pairs well with sides like rice with beans and griot. It stands out alongside other dishes like akra and goat stew.
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Expect to spend about $15 per meal.
The portions are large and can feed multiple people.
The online ordering process is very easy.
Caribbean restaurant with authentic Jamaican food and a cozy dine-in area tucked at the back. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting with well-thought-out decor and lively music. Service is fast and friendly, creating a vibrant yet comfortable environment.
Dinner offers amazing food with options for sit-down dining or takeout. The spot suits celebrations and casual meals alike.
Spicy and flavorful jerk chicken comes with sides like jerk rice and jerk slaw. Complementary sauces add a modern twist to this local delicacy.
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Expect a lively atmosphere as it transforms into a club after 6:30pm from Tuesday to Saturday.
Happy hour is popular on Friday nights, attracting a crowd.
The jerk chicken tray is priced reasonably at $16.
Vibrant interior with lush greenery and colorful murals creates an upscale yet welcoming atmosphere. Live music featuring saxophone and DJ sets adds a lively southern vibe. Outdoor spaces include a covered patio under a large tree and a rooftop with Caribbean influences.
Dinner here offers consistent quality and suits special occasions like birthdays and Mother's Day. The atmosphere supports memorable celebrations with reliable service and food.
Tender and moist, the jerk chicken offers a flavorful taste that is not overbearing. It consistently rates highly for its balance of spices and juiciness.
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Happy hour runs until 7 p.m. daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get very packed.
Parking is available but can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Shack-style barbecue spot with smoky interior and no seating, relying on takeout and a large parking lot. Atmosphere feels old and worn down, with a busy, efficient system serving strong soul food flavors. Known for best ribs and jerk chicken, it draws a crowd despite its rough edges.
Dinners feature BBQ Rib, turkey wing, and oxtail options served with sides. Portions come generous enough to pile high on the plate.
Smoky, juicy, and tender jerk chicken comes with a spicy, flavorful kick. Meals include rice and peas, green beans, and mac and cheese with generous portions.
Good to know
There is no seating at the restaurant, so only takeout is available.
The restaurant is cash only; no credit cards accepted.
They run out of potato salad, corn bread, and yams by 7pm.
Small setting offers authentic Jamaican vibe with Asian-Jamaican influences and outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels like a little piece of Jamaica with a friendly cat adding to the experience. Shelves stocked with Jamaican items enhance the cultural feel.
Dinner portions come in great size and the flavors improve when saved for later. Meals like jerk chicken and brown stew chicken offer satisfying dinner options.
Huge portions come with the jerk chicken meal, served with rice and peas and fried plantains. The jerk chicken pairs well with curry chicken and patties, all offering consistent flavor across meals.
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Jamaica Kitchen is takeout only, but they have a few high-top seats outside.
Currently, salt fish fritters are only available on Saturday at 12 noon.
Expect to pay around $314 for a group order of curry chicken and oxtail stew.
Food truck serves authentic Jamaican jerk meats with generous portions that can feed multiple people. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, attracting those seeking local flavors away from tourist spots. Sides like collard greens and mac and cheese stand out alongside well-cooked ribs and chicken.
Generous portions of shrimp dinner, mac and cheese, and baked beans come at a great price. One dinner with double meats like ribs and chicken can feed two or three people.
Spicy jerk chicken stands out with its bold flavor and consistent quality. Lunch specials include jerk chicken and ribs paired with classic sides.
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Lunch specials are under $12, making it an affordable option.
The portions are generous, often enough for two people.
King Jerk Food Truck is located next to a car repair shop.