Eata Vybe Caribbean Cuisine - Fairbanks

Really sad here before a few weeks eaten and it was great! Today they have order wrong (white rice instead drown and rice) the portions were smaller (a whole thigh missing) no softening, and it is as if the whole taste disappeared! I have no idea how the experience can be so different

Food was so good, authentic Jamaican cusine. I highly tecommend this place, you will not be disappointed!

I’m sorry, but this place does not offer authentic Jamaican cuisine. Even if a Jamaican is cooking, it doesn’t truly represent the flavors of Jamaica. The plantains, which should be ripe, were dry and hard, making them nearly inedible. I ordered a variety of dishes: oxtail, brown stew chicken, and curry chicken, and they were all overly sweet. The brown stew and curry chicken were overcooked and lacked flavor. The rice and peas were overly bland and nearly tasteless. The jerk chicken didn’t compare favorably to others I’ve had, either. I also tried some patties, which were disappointing; the dough was underwhelming and not well-prepared. Overall, the cooking needs significant improvement, and anyone familiar with Caribbean cuisine would agree. If this is what they’re serving while claiming to be authentic Jamaican food, it’s a disservice to both the cuisine and the culture.

Delicious! I ordered the chicken curry with a side of baked mac and cheese, as well as the patty and festival. Everything was incredibly flavorful and perfectly cooked. The sauce was amazing! I do wish the mac and cheese had a bit more of a spicy kick, but it's definitely one of the better versions I've had in the city. Overall, I highly recommend Big Wybes. The prices are a bit high, but it’s worth it!

The fish at Ochsen is exceptionally good and well-seasoned, especially when paired with rice and cauliflower. Although the room is small, you can wait in your car if needed; however, I chose to stay inside to enjoy the music. It would be nice to see some artwork or plants in the space, but I truly felt like I was in Jamaica. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair ramp available, which is something that needs to be addressed.