Boom J's Cuisine was established on April 2013 in Pointe – Saint - Charles 2026 Wellington Montreal Quebec, and has been voted the second best Caribbean Restaurant in Montreal! "Taste the difference", Boom Js offers the best Jamaican food jerk chicken cooked on an authentic drum imported from Kingston Jamaica. "We love it when people come here for the first time seeking new flavors." he says,"We're a unique restaurant and diners feel the true spirit of Jamaica in our cuisine, Our decor and Our service." Offering Jamaican staples like Jerk chicken, Curried goat, Oxtail, Roti Jamaican, King fish, Jamaican Patties, Coco bread, Ackee and Salt Fish and many more classic Island dishes.
Taken together, reviews for Boom J's Cuisine describe strong, home-style Jamaican flavors and big portions, with some dishes like jerk chicken, roti, and curry goat earning praise while others fall short due to bland seasoning, overcooked rice, too sweet or underseasoned options, and inconsistent or slow service; overall the restaurant is seen as a solid option with energy and potential, though experiences vary from one visit to the next.
Little resto, mostly takeout. Although we did dine in a little bar they have. Food is so tasty & great portions. Low-key restaurant, with great food. We loved it.
Reading other reviews, I must have gone on an off day. We got oxtail, chicken roti & patties. Oxtail had two small hunks of meat & the rest was just fat. The gravy felt like it had just been sitting for a week. Pure salt. Rice felt microwaved. We plopped down over 50$ & ate like 6 bites. I'd like to give it a higher rating but we couldn't eat it. Even the patties seemed like I could buy them frozen & cook them better. Maybe it's seen better days?
Food was very good but the service was very very disappointing. The cashier was barely communicating with us, messed up the order & then when the food was ready instead of communicating that she just knocked on the glass for us to come get it inside. Very disappointing since we like Boom Js a lot… would not recommend going to order or eat there.
I am the whitest person ever so take my review with a grain of salt. I enjoyed the ox tail, sauce was super flavourful & the meat was tender. I had to wait a bit inside before someone helped me but they were friendly so not a big deal. Portions sizes are big as well for the price.
Went to the Jazz festival & saw their food truck advertising the jerk chicken poutine. The chicken was good & not too spicy but the gravy wasn't hot enough to melt the cheese which was still cold.
I love this place. The Jerk Chicken served with rice, beans, homemade cole slaw, fried sweet plantain & their spicy hot sauce is my favorite. I have also had the Roti Wrap & it too is amazing. Fantastic homecooking! Staff are kind & helpful.
J'étais allez pout ma première foix, car pn m'as dit que c'était bon. Je me suis procurer des pâtes Jamaïcain au boeuf & au Poulet. Vue que c'est un petit commerçant, je voullais supporter le cartier, & a donne un bon pourboir.
Suite apres consommé, ma famille & moi on de la diarrhée, & le lendemain en prime je passe pas male de gas malheureusement, probablement qu'on etais intoxiqué par le male entreposage :-/
Au moment même de la dégustation, on sens que la pâte de cet dernière est dans le réchaud beaucoup trop longtemps. La sensation est sec, la viande n'est pas vraiment juteux. Bref je suis déçu, malgré que le chef est assez sympa.
May 2, 2025
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Had their goat roti & oxtail with rice & peas meals. I'm Caribbean. This food might look ok but it is NOT what traditional goat roti & oxtails with rice & peas taste like. Period. 1. When cooked, oxtails should not be red in color. Seems as if you used a tomato based recipe. & it tasted nothing like traditional Jamaican oxtails meal. 2. Goat roti… where's the curry taste!?!? I'm sorry but I will never eat from here again.
