Di Kitchen — Restaurant in City of New Rochelle

When I walked in, I was immediately greeted by a staff member named Shawn with a warm welcome. It was my first time at the restaurant but I love Jamaican food so I immediately went for the oxtail. It came with rice and peas, a couple pieces of sweet plantain (make sure you ask for the plaintain), and cabbage. 10/10 the flavors didn’t disappoint!! I just moved to New Rochelle and find it hard to find good Caribbean cuisine. I’m so happy I discovered this restaurant. I’m definitely adding it to my rotation weekly. I can’t wait to try their other dishes. Everything smells and look delicious. Also, if it’s in stock, ask for their sour sop juice. It tastes like coquito but a lighter version. It’s AMAZING! Take my word for it and go try it...

The fruit punch has way too much ginger . The portion size for the money isn't worth it.

For $24 I could of went else where for more. The jerk chicken thigh was too dry for me.

I applaud the company though for effort not everyone can be a cook and taste where it's a 5 star. I know New Rochelle is expensive to rent and the business owners has to pay a lot and of course their prices must be high.. I totally get it And everyone's opinion on here. It would be a great idea for owners to take surveys to make their businesses more of a success. It never hurts to know where you can improve. I wish this business a great success and if it doesn't work out for the long run ask for...

Fantastic knowledgeable service. Super fresh and mouth-watering meal. Firstly, the fried chicken was perfectly seasoned and tender. Also, the Mac and cheese was cheesy and had a sensational flavor. Personally, I enjoyed the Soursop drink, refreshing and reminded me of back home. Nevertheless, the service was top-notch. Shawn and Di Kitchen team, was polite and courteous. Overall, it's a fantastic place to eat. Thus, I would not hesitate to recommend...