Jamaican Flavors

My first experience at Jamaican Flavor in Valley Stream, NY was not what I expected. I ordered a large red peas soup, a large jerk chicken (meat only), a small jerk pork, a slice of Jamaican rum cake, three patties (jerk, spicy beef, and mild beef), and a small rice and peas. The total came to $55. The customer service was okay—the woman who took my order was pleasant, and I was very specific about what I wanted with each item. The red peas soup was well-seasoned, and the rum cake was delicious. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience fell short. The jerk pork consisted mostly of skin and was very dry. The jerk chicken was the biggest disappointment—instead of proper jerk chicken, I was served barbecue-style chicken backs, and every piece was a chicken back, which was extremely disapp

This is my third time eating from here. Workers are friendly and helpful. Food is very good and the beef patty is off the chain delicious.. they have different varieties of Patty's. If you're in the area check this place out

Ask for a receipt for the items bought, wasn't able to get one. They made the price out of thin air, meaning discussed it in front of me since they wasn't trying to sell it without the meat they sold it for same price. Ask to return and wasn't able to return. 5 dollars for roti bread

This location is usually my favorite for their red peas soup and Pine & ginger juice. Unfortunately, both items were completely watered down and almost tasteless today (12/2/25). I mentioned the juice looking lighter than usual but I was reassured that it wasn’t watered down … wrong ! The soup was edible but definitely looser and almost tasteless in comparison to what they usually produce. Please don’t change the regular cook and or water down you’re products 😩

I live in deer park and I had an appointment in Westbury. On my way home I decided to get some food from here. First off the women attitudes are very nasty. I ordered curry goat and roti and asked to have it separate. They tell me they can’t do it separate. I said I’m not ordering it separately but can you put them in separate containers. I’m Guyanese and we like to tear off the roti and dip it in the curry. They tell me they don’t separate the curry goat and roti but they separate the curry chicken and roti. For the love of God I couldn’t understand the difference. Then she tells me she can put the curry goat to the side and the roti to the side and I said yes. So I paid for the food and got the bag and when I opened it, the food was in the same container. I said this I not what I meant.