Sides & Soups

Side Dishes

Taste the Island, One Side at a Time The Perfect Pairings for Your Jamaican Feast

Rotin Skin (Plain)

    • 6.50

Handmade, layered flatbread with a tender bite and buttery flakes. Our plain roti skins are cooked on a hot griddle and brushed lightly with oil so they stay soft and flexible—ideal for any curry or stew.

Rotin Skin (Peas)

    • 6.75

A classic “peas” roti skin (dhalpuri): tender flatbread wrapped around a finely seasoned split-pea crumble with cumin, garlic, turmeric, and a hint of Scotch bonnet. Cooked on a hot tawa and brushed with oil so it stays soft and flexible.

White Rice

    • 4.25

Simple, tender white rice with separate grains and a clean finish. Rinsed for clarity, steamed with a touch of oil and salt, then rested and fluffed so it stays light—ideal with gravy-rich Jamaican favorites.

Rice & Peas

    • 5.25

The Sunday staple: fragrant, gently creamy rice cooked in coconut milk and seasoned bean stock, perfumed with thyme, scallion, and pimento (allspice). Finished with the warmth of a whole Scotch bonnet for aroma, not heat.

Rasta Pasta

    • 6.75

Our fan-favorite fusion: al dente pasta folded into a velvety cream-coconut sauce with sautéed peppers, garlic, scallion, thyme, and pimento (allspice). A touch of jerk seasoning and Scotch bonnet warmth brings island vibes without overpowering the creaminess.

Mac 'n' Cheese

    • 6.50

Classic comfort: al dente pasta folded into a silky cheese sauce (cheddar, mozzarella, and Parmesan) with a hint of paprika and garlic, baked until bubbling with a golden crust. Rich, stretchy, and spoonable.

Fried Ripe Plantains

    • 4.75

Fully ripe plantains (yellow with black spots) sliced and shallow-fried until the sugars caramelize. Lightly salted for balance—soft, sweet, and irresistible.


Soups

Every week, our kitchen stirs up a different homemade pot of island soup.
Each bowl is crafted with authentic Jamaican ingredients and love straight from the Yard.

Manish Water

    • 8.00
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    • 12.00
      large

Jamaica’s legendary party-starter: a bold, savory soup crafted from ram goat slow-simmered with root vegetables, green banana, pimento (allspice), Scotch bonnet, garlic, scallion, and thyme. It’s light in body yet intensely flavorful, with a gentle heat and a clean, herby finish.

Red Peas

    • 7.50
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    • 11.00
      large

A hearty, savory broth built on red kidney beans (“red peas”), fresh herbs, and a touch of coconut milk. Loaded with root veg and spinners for body, finished with Scotch bonnet heat.

Beef

    • 8.00
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    • 12.00
      large

A rich, comforting Jamaican beef soup built on bone-in beef and pumpkin for natural body and color. Loaded with root veg and skinny dumplings (“spinners”), finished with classic island aromatics and a gentle Scotch bonnet warmth.

Chicken

    • 7.00
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    • 11.00
      large

Slow-simmered with tender chicken, pumpkin, carrots, potatoes, dumplings, and hearty ground provisions, all seasoned with rich herbs and spices. Every spoonful brings warmth and authentic Jamaican comfort. A bowl of soul — island-style.

Chicken Foot

    • 7.00
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    • 11.00
      large

A comforting island soup where collagen-rich chicken feet simmer until silky, building a naturally rich broth. Loaded with root veg and skinny dumplings (“spinners”), gently heated with Scotch bonnet and rounded by fresh thyme and pimento.

Gungo Chicken Foot

    • 7.00
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    • 11.00
      large

Collagen-rich chicken feet build a naturally velvety broth, while gungo peas add a nutty, earthy depth. Finished with classic island aromatics—thyme, scallion, pimento—and loaded with root veg and skinny dumplings (“spinners”). Comforting, lightly spicy, and deeply satisfying.

Cow Foot

    • 7.50
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    • 11.50
      large

Built on slow-simmered cow foot (trotters) that melt into a luscious, collagen-rich broth. Loaded with root veg and skinny dumplings (“spinners”) and perfumed with thyme, pimento, and scallion—comforting, savory, and deeply satisfying.