CURRY TABANCA ( Formerly Drupati's Ajax) — Restaurant in Ajax

My son really wanted Roti. Usually we head west but today (11/18/2023), we decided - let’s try somewhere new & on the east end, still a-ways from where we live. I read prior reviews like most & decided-this! is the chosen one 🤭 Here is my take: 1/ good idea to order ahead & pick up - was not super busy but we ordered when we got there, took 20 mins. We didn’t mind since we weren’t strapped for time. 2/ Service was ok. Wasn’t a rude experience, but wasn’t super friendly - just “order taking”. 3/ ordered the boneless chicken roti (dal..not paratha) - not a fan of white meat & the curry sauce was not as saucy - however, still pretty yummy! Next time. It’s bone-in cuz I’m sure it would be a tad better. My son liked his. “To each its’ own” 4/ Doubles with tamarind sauce (hot sauce on the side) cuz my kids can’t take heat - was really yummy!! I should’ve ordered more. Always next time (no specials - like buy 5 get 6th free-boooo) 5/ hot sauce (on the side) - is spicy! I loved it. 6/ the size of the chicken roti is - to me - huge! It’s definitely shareable! (See my pics) 7/ ordered a jerk chicken w rice & peas - I would prefer a Jamaican place for that - it’s not bad - just - something missing. I took a couple of bites & was just too full from half a chicken roti & a double 🤭. 8/ if u like tamarind sauce - ask for extra. 9/ u can also register & sign up for points??!!? I didn’t know & got lazy. 10/ I would recommend but...

Absolutely no customer service skills, RUDE IGNORANT PEOPLE I walked into this restaurant a few days ago, upon entering, the lady at the front was on the phone, I patiently waited until she was finish, she hung up the phone and was looking everywhere but at me, when she finally did...she said nothing...she looked... I looked..she then finally said “hi”. I said goodmorning. I excused her attitude to maybe she is distracted or whatever... I asked if she had Bake and Saltfish. I placed my order and paid... I waited and waited, she kept popping in and out from the back...then finally another lady came with a brown paper, and ask who ordered Bake and saltfish...I responded that I did(there was another customer in the restaurant). She looked at me, left it on the counter and walk back to the back of the restaurant. I stood there waiting, and waiting again....assuming she went to grab pepper, a plastic bag, something... The original lady now returned with the other person’s order, she then said...ur auder ready u kno...huh....is it the FLIPPING ORDER SITTING ON THE COUNTER THAT NOONE HANDED TO ME OR TOLD ME I COULD GO AHEAD AND TAKE..... God knows why I had my daughter with me...I remain calm bc didn’t want to create a scene and embarrass her, but i was fuming inside!!!😡😡😡 WEST INDIAN PEOPLE....WE NEED TO DO BETTER ESPECIALLY WHEN WE OWN BUSINESSES, IF NO CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS, Please stay away from...

Drupati's Roti Shop is a culinary oasis that transports diners to the vibrant streets of Trinidad and Tobago with its authentic Caribbean flavors and warm hospitality. As you step through the doors, you're immediately greeted by the irresistible aroma of freshly baked roti and savory spices, setting the stage for a memorable dining experience.

The menu at Drupati's Roti Shop offers a tantalizing array of options, from classic chicken and beef rotis to vegetarian delights like pumpkin and channa. Each dish is bursting with bold flavors and made with the freshest ingredients, ensuring a satisfying meal every time.

What truly sets Drupati's apart is the welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. Whether you're a regular patron or a first-time visitor, the staff greets you with a smile and genuine warmth, making you feel like part of the family.

But it's not just the food and hospitality that keep customers coming back—it's the sense of community and cultural authenticity that permeates every aspect of the restaurant. From the lively Caribbean music playing in the background to the vibrant decor adorning the walls, dining at Drupati's is more than just a meal—it's a cultural experience.

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