International Roti House

New Yorker searching for a Caribbean spot, and this is it. I'm super picky, so when I find a good spot, I'm a huge advocate. Food: It's fresh, flavorful, and the portions are plentiful. Favorites are the curry goat, curry chicken, stew chicken, ackee & codfish, spinach patty, and my most favorite is the roti. It's as good as they make it in Trinidad.Service: The staff is very helpful. They're always really nice to us, and I've been here probably 50 or so times...no complaints with service.Ambiance: this is a typical cafeteria-line restaurant. Any time I walk into a restaurant this plain (and the line is always long no matter when you come), I know their efforts were put in the food. Ambiance is just aesthetics, and has nothing to do with my appetite. Would I recommend? I've taken countless people here, so yes.Will I be back? We're actually going today :)

This place is the real deal. Authentic and no frills. We came around 8pm on a Friday and they were out of several things like rice & beans. I got a roti with half curry goat and half curry chicken. They don't usually do that but the employee was nice and let me do it because I couldn't decide between the two.Sizes are huge. I have plenty for the next day. Hubby got the oxtail plate and they didn't skimp on the oxtail. Only bummer was because they were out of some things it was basically a huge plate with just oxtail, gravy, and white rice.Parking: private lot, lots of spaces.

Was introduced to this restaurant by my cousin.If you haven't gotten the memoIm really big on West Indian akaCaribbean food.I grew up eating it daily.International Roti House..It's a place where you comeorder your foodAnd take your order to go.You can choose to stay eat at one of the handful of tablesThey have a full Caribbean menuYou can find everything from desserts To food..vegetarian choices tooOne thing I did notice The customer service.The ladies behind the counterWe're super attentive Joyful, and singingAll while they took customers orders I ordered curry chicken roti With channa ( curry chick peas)And curry potatoes.You can choose between bone in Or bone out chicken ( chicken breast)I went with bone out.The texture of the roti Was great..Flavor wise... I would say standard The flavor of the curry leaned more towards The bitter side. It was standard aswellI detected some lemon ( possibly from cleaning chicken)The potatoes were good.Overall I would say it was a carribean mealAnd I was thankful I gave them a tryThe prices are great.The amount given in the orderIs a lot.I had leftovers.Pro tip:They have pepper sauce Right next to the cash register..I found that the flavor of that saucePaired well with curry they serve.It's not really that hotNothing like a scotch bonnet pepper I think everyone should give this place a try.

I went because I had a taste for some curry shrimp roti, and I loved that this place was busy as soon as I walked in. It's family.oriented and authentic, but they didn't have shrimp so I had to go for chicken. The girl didn't make it like I am use to. It was very dry. Next time I will not have it wrapped and just do the rotti on the side. Next time I will try the jerk chicken, the rice and peas needed more gravy and cabbage was the bomb. Seasoned.to perfection.

I came to this spot on my search for Trinidadian Doubles, and they had them! I'm from New York and have been in search for a spot that makes doubles out here and Yayy finally found one!It's not too far out the way, it's in a strip mall with some other West Indian shops. I tried to order doubles with salt fish and they were looking at me crazy lol but I just got regular doubles (w chickpeas) instead lol. And they were good. They're not like A&A out in Brooklyn buutttttt you gotta take what you can get down here in the south lol and I liked what I got. Seems like they made them to order which was nice. They're about $3 a double, which is avg.Service is like any typical West Indian spot, no frills no extra stuff lol lemme get your order and keep it pushing. Inside there were 3 booths, but everybody was getting food to go. They also have other more common West Indian food like curry chicken rice and peas and cabbage, oh and they have Roti too. Check them out support a small black owned business and get you some doubles

This was my first time here. I have food allergies and follow a pescatarian diet, so I wasn't sure I'd be able to eat anything. Thankfully, they cater to vegetarians and meatatarians! We got there at 10:30 and it was already packed. The guy behind the counter was great about finding out the ingredients in the fish for me. We took our food home, and wow, was I floored by the taste. So very good and no allergic reaction, so I will be returning. Next time, I'm getting a huge serving of pumpkin.

Love the food. I stop here everytime I'm in Atlanta. Restaurants is in a Plaza where you can get all your island goods.

I felt so out of place coming in here, but my co-worker had brought a stuffed roti for me to try from international roti house and it was so good I had to get more, so I ventured in. The true West Indies accent was amazing, and I felt like I had stepped into a different country. Service was great and people were friendly, especially given that I had no idea what to get and wanted to try everything, so they had to tolerate my questions. I will say that I can't deal with vita-malt though.

I had a longer review but the app's been acting up, so here's the short version.This place is great! Whatever they have, eat it!Roti of any kind: fantastic!!!Pholourie (when available): amazing; with tamarind sauce, phenomenal!Doubles (when available): not the best I've ever had but very respectable.Caribbean sodas and snacks: Solo soft drinks, Catch Dark; you can't go wrong.Goat Roti: life isn't worth living without it!!!We shall return. Again. And again. And again. And...

One of the best roti spots in GA!! Customer Service Was Amazing. Will Definitely See Me Again When I Return In The Fall!!