Rhythm Kitchen

Olyden Johnson★★★

Rhythm kitchen Stratford, review a It can be very difficult to the find and meek. Authentic Caribbean food and be profitable at the same time. It seems that food at rhythm kitchen is designed to feed the masses rather than the authentic Caribbean foodie. The location at Stratford Westfield is good and are able to eat in the communal food hall As a seasoned Caribbean food lover, my favourite meals would be Ackee and saltfish and curry goat dishes. However, Ackee and saltfish is not available at this restaurant. I had a very good curry goat dish with generous portions. However, it was very

T★★★★

We stopped by Rhythm Kitchen in Westfield before the Rosalía concert. We ordered two large Curry Goat meals with Rice and Peas, one with coleslaw and one with plantain plus. The portions were generous, the Rice and Peas were delicious, and the goat was succulent with a perfect hint of a spicy kick. However, the meat was entirely boneless. While I understand this is easier for a mall setting, I personally missed the depth of flavor you only get from cooking on the bone. The total came to £48, which felt a bit steep even with drinks included. You're definitely paying a premium for the Westfield

Cheyenne★★★★★

One of the best curry’s I’ve had in a while. The smell alone drew us in. I ordered the curry goat, the meat was cooked to perfection and it fell apart in your mouth - was full of flavour. The staff were friendly and wonderful. A great place to stop and eat at a good price! Highly recommended.

Lioness_90★★

I bought the saltfish fritters and they tasted good, but for £7.15 I expected more than four. The dumplings were £4.30 and I got three they weren’t soft and fluffy, more crunchy and tough to bite into. Please be a bit more generous with the portion sizes.