Ma Petite Jamaica offers a true taste of Jamaica in vibrant London. Guests frequently praise the expertly prepared jerk dishes and rich oxtail soup that keep patrons coming back. The cozy atmosphere is uplifted by reggae beats and attentive service, making it ideal for celebrations or casual dining. With a well-curated menu featuring flavorful fish curry and mixed grills, this restaurant delivers an authentic and satisfying Caribbean culinary experience.
Many customers praised the food for its authentic taste and quality, with one reviewer highlighting the Jamaican cuisine as exactly what they expected. The vibrant flavors and generous portions were particularly appreciated.
The restaurant is noted for its lively atmosphere, with great music enhancing the dining experience. Reviewers enjoyed the ambiance, especially during social gatherings like birthday brunches.
Several customers commented on the friendly and attentive service they received, with one reviewer giving a perfect score for the waitstaff's kindness during their visit.
One reviewer reported a very disappointing experience due to poor customer service, citing disrespectful behavior from a staff member and a lack of a welcoming atmosphere, which detracted from the overall experience.
Another customer expressed dissatisfaction with the food quality, describing it as overpriced and lacking in flavor and authenticity, which did not meet their expectations for Caribbean cuisine.
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Ryan Horsley
a week agoSo yummy
Jasmine Forde
a week agoI was extremely disappointed by my experience here. If you are genuinely looking to support Black-owned businesses and authentic Caribbean culture, this is not the place. The ownership does not originate from the Caribbean, despite heavily profiting from Caribbean branding and culture. The restaurants linked to Chris Singham — including Cottons, Number Six, Ma Petite Jamaica, Bar Gansa, and Miusan — present themselves in a way that many customers may assume reflects authentic Caribbean ownership and hospitality, but that was not my experience at all. The customer service was awful, especially from a staff member called Romeo, who was disrespectful and dismissive throughout our visit. The atmosphere was far from welcoming, which is disappointing because Caribbean culture is known for warmth, hospitality, and community spirit. The food and drinks were also overpriced for the quality provided. The food lacked flavour and authenticity, and overall it simply was not worth the money. Caribbean food should be rich, vibrant, and full of seasoning and soul — unfortunately this experience missed the mark completely. If I could give 0 stars, I would. I will not be returning and would recommend others spend their money elsewhere.
Santana Lewis
2 weeks agoWent here for a friend's birthday brunch, really enjoyed the drinks and music, but unfortunately my food was thrown away when I had left my seat to wait at the bar for shots. Was severly disappointed as I assume they wanted to clear the table to rush our group out after already permitting us to stay longer than booked, but ive never been to a restaurant where your food is taken and thrown away without you knowing, and the reason I was away for so long was because I couldn't get any staff member to pour the shots. Would've liked to have had the food i paid for :(
Noelie Rochemont
2 weeks agoI really wanted to eat jamaïcain food, and i received exactly what i expected ! Taste , quantities, quality ! The waiters was nice !! 10/10
micaiah douglas
2 weeks agoAll in all great music, great authentic food, friendly and attentive service. I Can not recommend this place enough.