Slow-braised until the meat slides off the bone. Butter beans pillowed in the gravy. The dish people drive across boroughs for — and the dish that put us on Flatbush.
“The oxtail is everything I needed it to be. Fall-off-the-bone, gravy you want to drink, butter beans done right. Three blocks from the train and worth every step.”
We opened the doors on Flatbush with one promise: cook the food the way it’s cooked at home. Oxtail you slow-braise. Curry you build from scratch. Rice and peas you season the night before.
No shortcuts. No watered-down recipes. Just Jamaica, on a plate, in Brooklyn.
Morning oxtail. Midnight curry goat. We’re here for the breakfast plate, the after-work plate, and the late-night plate.