Dutty Yea
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Dutty Yea is a bold and flavorful restaurant based in Montreal, specializing in grilled chicken bowls with a unique twist of Caribbean heat and Japanese flair. Every bowl is a vibrant fusion of smoky spices, island-inspired toppings, and umami-rich sauces , all crafted to bring serious flavor and good vibes in every bite.
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Hossam
My experience at this restaurant was a disappointment. The chicken in my bowl was not well cooked or properly cleaned. The bowl itself was mostly just rice, salad & onions with a few small pieces of pineapple. Coriander was listed as an ingredient but was completely missing, & overall, the taste was underwhelming. Despite the staff mentioning a new & unique concept behind the bowl, I didn't see or taste anything special.View more
Karl
Great addition in the neighbourhood!
My girlfriend & I got a bowl each. I took the Ponpon Jerk chicken & she chose the Yuzu BBQ chicken. As the restaurant is still in its soft-launch, they didn't have enough rice for two bowls so they swapped the rice for roasted potatoes & they offered us a free Sorrel drink.
The chicken in both bowls was very tasty, with great sauces that added depth & complexity. The chicken was slightly charred on the edges, which is perfect for jerk chicken in my opinion. At first, I thought it wasn't spicy enough, but the heat built up as I was eating & ended up being just right. I particularly liked the salad with pineapple salsa : it was fresh, slightly tangy & fruity & added a lot of balance to the whole plate. I'm not used to pineapple in a salad, but it was a very pleasant surprise. As for my girlfriend's bowl, the sauce was even tastier & the potatoes were perfectly seasoned. Her salad didn't stand out as much as mine, since it didn't have pineapple in it. Finally, the sorrel drink wasn't really my cup of tea, as I don't really enjoy cloves. I thought it was a bit overpowering, especially while eating the chicken.
The staff was really friendly & helpful. You could tell the employee who served us was proud to serve the food offered on the menu, which is always a good sign!
As Jamaican food is pretty hard to come by in Montreal, this spot is worth a detour, especially on a sunny day, so you can enjoy eating in the park on the other side of the street. We will definitely come back!View more