Where to find the best curry goat in NYC
Two traditions meet in the curry goat plate — Jamaican brown-gravy curry, and Indo-Caribbean Trini/Guyanese roti-shop curry that came across from India a hundred years ago. Both worth knowing.
Likkle Jamaican Dumpling House
Crown Heights Jamaican dumpling house. Curry goat with rice & peas — Brooklyn standard.
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Footprints Cafe
Park Slope Jamaican. Brown-gravy curry goat, the slow-cooked version.
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Sheriff Street Restaurant & Lounge
Liberty Ave Guyanese kitchen. Curry goat with roti and dhal — Indo-Caribbean version.
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Ali's Roti Shop (Bronx)
Wakefield Bronx Trini-Guyanese roti shop. Curry goat with buss-up-shut, the Port of Spain way.
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Island Express Grill
Bed-Stuy Guyanese counter. Curry goat with rice or roti — quick lunch staple.
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Gloria's Caribbean Cuisine
Brooklyn Trini-Caribbean room. Curry goat plate with channa and aloo on the side.
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Feeding Tree
Bronx Gerard Ave anchor. Curry goat alongside the oxtail — the full Jamaican Sunday.
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Jam-Rock Cuisine
White Plains Rd Bronx Jamaican kitchen. Curry goat with rice & peas, fall-off-the-bone.
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Looking for something else? See all Caribbean NYC guides or this month’s Hit List.