Island Vybz Cuisine — Restaurant in Phillipsburg

Island vybz cuisine is an awesome place to eat. Its been a long time since I had real authentic Jamaican food. The food tasted like homemade Jamaican food smiliar to what I ate when I was a kid. I ordered the goat curry platter, oxtail platter and the Island chicken wrap. After being ill all week and not having much of an appetite. This food is exactly what I needed to help bring my appetite back. The flavors I was hoping to taste were definitely delivered in the food I ate. Both the goat and oxtail were cooked beautifully. The meat for both were very tender and tastefully seasoned. The rice and beans were to cooked to perfection. The chicken in the wrap was really tasty. The owner Clifton was super friendly and took his time helping us pick out out meals. The restaurant was clean and comfortable to sit at. I will definitely be going back to try out other food. The price range is affordable. My family loved the food as well. I went early in the day so parking wasn't an...

Worst experience i ever had. The Service was bad, the food i didn't have a chance to taste. I walked in on my short break and ordered a small oxtail with brown rice. It came out to $ 26. I didn't complain because I was hungry. I asked the person who seemed to be all at once the owner, the cook, the server the cashier and the janitor how long is the wait. HE replies it's coming out now. 20 mn later I ask again how much longer. He gets mad starts yelling to which point I asked to simply be refunded. He refused ti refund and proceeds to insult me. I had to walk out as my lunch time had expired. WITH NO FOOD...

Unfortunately, this is my first and last time eating here. I ordered oxtails, rice and peas, cabbage and plantains. The oxtails were Tough. I was not given rice and peas.(Which are pigeon peas) I was given rice and black beans. The rice was mushy. The cabbage was mostly sliced bell peppers, green peas, carrots, and a few slithers of cabbage. I was given five skinny measly slices of plantain. They look like tiny slices like how you slice of banana for a toddler. This cost me over $20. I will never eat...