Good cocktails, solid burgers. Ribs were decent but the meat was a bit inconsistent&mdash;one time overcooked. Make a reservation on weekends.

Been here a few times now and the service stays consistent. They remembered to keep the hot sauces on the side again&mdash;small thing, but it&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The sushi rolls are huge&mdash;two bites each. I was full after just two. They took my European card, which was a relief.

The live music was a nice touch, not too loud so we could still talk. I had the grilled fish and it came out hot and fresh. Staff checked on me a couple times which I appreciate. Only thing is the chairs are a bit hard after an hour, but I&#39;d still come back for the vibe.

Steak and sliders were solid, real good flavor. Place has that old-school Surinamese vibe. Chairs a bit hard, but I&#39;d eat here again.

The sushi here really hit the spot. I tried their salmon nigiri and it was super fresh, melted right away. Chef was chatty and nice, even gave us a little extra piece to taste. Place is small and simple, but that&#39;s fine. Only thing is the wait took a bit longer than I expected. Still, I&#39;d come back for that salmon.

Food&rsquo;s decent but portions don&rsquo;t match the price. The pineapple-melon-ginger detox smoothie is the standout&mdash;ginger gives it a real kick. Quiet enough to sit with a laptop and get some work done.

The wonton soup was solid, 10/10. Fried noodles were just okay. Tables shake every time someone walks past though.

The vindaloo and biryani were spot on, really authentic flavors. Indoor seating with AC made it comfortable too. Service was friendly but nothing over the top.

The saoto soup and chicken sat&eacute; were solid &mdash; lots of flavor, and the portion was decent for the price. Staff was friendly but a bit slow. Fine for a casual bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Used to be a chill spot where you could grab a djogo and just talk. Now it&#39;s loud, music blasting, hard to hold a conversation. Younger crowd seems to love it though. Food&#39;s still decent, but the vibe&#39;s completely different. Not really my scene anymore, but I get why it&#39;s packed.

The playground area is perfect for little ones&mdash;my toddler didn&rsquo;t wanna leave. Benches all around so you can just sit and chill while they run around. Food was just okay, nothing special, but the ice cream? Yeah, that&rsquo;s the real winner. Good spot if you need a low-key afternoon with friends who have kids.

Good BBQ and solid pizza. Sat at the street-side tables, felt nice and open. Place was busy but not crazy.

The caesar salad was so good, and they squeezed us in without a reservation. Perfect spot for a catch-up with friends.

The menu breakdown helped a lot for a first-timer. I got the chicken roti with potatoes and greens&mdash;solid lunch for under US$4. The air-conditioned seating was a real relief from the heat. Staff were patient too. Just wish the roti was a bit warmer, but honestly fine for the price.

The roti here tastes like home. The filling is rich, the potato soft, and the curry has that proper kick. Ate it too fast again.

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