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Mobay Jamaican Restaurant

Name: Mobay Jamaican Restaurant
Address: 332 Smith St, Perth Amboy, NJ, 08861, US
Telephone: (732) 442-5766
Price range: $$$

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Karma

Apr 4, 2018

My first time ordering and not what I expected. I called in to order and the lady was rude and hung up asap as I ordered my food. I had to call her back to ask for the price, if they took cash or card, and asked her when will my order be ready. I'm picky with my curry goat, It was soft but a little dry, it had no gravy. I'd rather have the steam vegetables, brown rice was too mushy. I had so much better curry goat before. Maybe because I use to live in Florida. Anyone find a real good Jamaican Restaurant, please respond the location.

Sammaica Osei

Feb 10, 2018

Yesterday was my first time visiting Mobay Restaurant in Perth Amboy. When I got there I ordered jerk shrimp. The lady stated that they did not have jerk shrimp, but it was on the menu. Two mins later she said they have jerk shrimp but it will cost $16. I ordered it thinking it would be good because jerk anything is good. I was wrong when i got home my jerk shrimp looked like vegetables and shrimp that i can make myself. The rice and peas was old and tasted like it was cooked a couple of days ago. I will not be returning to this restaurant as their food was the worst Jamaican food I've tasted. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS RESTURANT.

Queens View

Apr 14, 2017

Used to go there for years. Very good oxtail but they keep raising the price and giving you more rice and less of the darn dish you're paying all that money for. You will basically pay 7 dollars and change for a tiny platter stuffed full of dry rice and peas with two or three of the tiniest pieces of oxtail you've ever seen placed on top. It's a shame because this place used to be a great place to stop for lunch and dinner. Now they are almost always empty. They should get a clue and realize it's because people don't want to pay for overpriced platters of rice!

Kaenicole

Oct 26, 2017

Their oxtail is great, their curry chicken, not so much. They seems to use dark Indian curry instead of the traditional Jamaican curry. My plate had 3 piece of chicken NECK in it , which i find very rude, how can you serve someone chicken neck !?!?!? that's disgusting.

Felicia Dawkins

Sep 2, 2017

The food here wss just ok. I had the oxtails and I have to agreed with other reviewers. I received 85% rice 10% meat and 5% vegetables. I would have appreciate receiving a larger portion vegetables.

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Mon:11 am - 10 pm

Tue:11 am - 10 pm

Wed:11 am - 10 pm

Thu:11 am - 10 pm

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