Natraliart Market & Restaurant

Food was great. Prices were good too. Parking can be a challenge. I like the fact that the restaurant and the grocery are next to each other. I ordered the Red Snapper and the soup of the day and took it to go as well as did some grocery shopping for some Island staples. Love it!!!

My favorite spot for Jamaican food! And the juices are great. They have a great store next door and I’m never dissappointed.

Great selection of a variety of foods. Salt Fish was nice and I like the fact I can have the option with or without Ackee, Provisions: Banana, Potatoe, Yam, Fried Plantain and Dumpling are all good! What’s also good is the Red Bean Soup, Curry Goat, Rice & Peas, Vegetables.
I used to love their stew chicken but it seems like it went down in seasoning & salt, the Beef Patty it’s alright. I just prefer a flakey pastry Beef Patty. Cow Heel also needed more seasoning and the Sorrell was a lil too thick & slightly sour for my liking.
Overall, I continue to go back for my favorites!

Luv this spot great food and they give you a lot of food, man the flavor just slaps your taste buds around. And the service is fast.

So delicious! I just moved to the neighborhood, and on a recommendation, I came here… And was blown away! Juicy and Lloyd are great, and the food is amazing. The ackee and codfish? Out of this world! I loved it and can’t wait to go back.

I love the food here. It’s the closest I can get to the Caribbean food on the East Coast (Flatbush). So yummy. The food is pricey, but you get your money’s worth in portion.

The food is always awesome. I had problems with the food ordering services (eat 24 is horrid)… but they had nothing to do with my food, so I will continue to get my goat curry and beef patties from them! Yum Yum Yum!

Reminds me of home so much! Love coming here very well seasoned food, taste fresh, Jamaican products sold next door really can’t get any better. Always look forward to coming to jucy.

The food is always delicious! I usually get the oxtail plate with an extra side of plantains. The staff its friendly and helpful. I won’t eat at another Jamaican spot except Juicys. They also have a selection of fresh juices that are amazing!

This is a neighborhood spot with banging authentic Jamaican food and an adjacent store. The ambience, eeeh so what? It’s not what I came for, I came for the food!
Red Pea Soup — is a rich red broth made with with vegetables, red beans, ox tails and a variety of dumplings. The soups vary by days, this one is available Fri and Sat only.
I’ve also had the oxtails plate and my friend had goat. Wash it down with the pineapple ginger juice. It’s gooooooood.
Beef patties are also really good. My Jamaican friend was over the moon when I brought a bag of them to her house.

As a Jamaican, the only Jamaican restaurant I would go to in Southern California

The beef short ribs were tasty. I assume the brown stew chicken was good too because my friend devoured his plate within a few minutes. I didn’t even get offered a taste. The jerk wings were not grilled so they were just ok. Also tried the chicken and beef patties… hands down chicken was best. I’ll be back for the oxtails. One thing, be prepared to wait. Service is pretty slow, so if you are famished, call ahead.

For some odd reason, I love Jamaican food, sometimes even more so than I like Chinese food. Maybe it’s because Jamaican food has similar hearty stews and home-​cooking styles that can comfort my stomach. It has been tough to find Jamaican food in LA, not to mention the good ones. Natraliart is a savior. And all I want to do at this moment is to drive back there and get an extra large order of the oxtail plate. So ridiculously delicious.
The portions were huge for take-​outs. Enough to feed two people, unless you are eating with me. Stew chicken is my all-​time favorite thing to order at Jamaican spots. Unfortunately, the chicken was pretty dry despite the mouthwatering gravy. I later learned that different regions of Jamaica have different ways of cooking them. I guess I like my stew chicken the Brooklyn way.
I hate the fact that all the Jamaican spots close so early. We made it just in time before they shut the door at 9pm. I believe the restaurant is good for eat-​in as well. Since I typically just rollover on my couch after a meal like this, take-​out seems to be a smarter choice for me.

Love this place. Locals call it Jucys because that’s the owners nickname. Eat in or take out either way you can’t go wrong. The oxtails and the curry goat are my favorites. I also love the soups. They also serve a wide variety of healthy juices and they usually have the Jamaican favorite Patties. They have a variety of veggie dishes as well. This is good food made the right way. If you stop in say hi to the lovely lady behind the counter Carol for me.

This place will make you speak patois as soon as you take your first bite! As the menu says «Dis A Di Place Fi Di Yawd Taste». True authentic taste is right here.
Whatever they put in their food, I want it. I need to learn to prepare food (with my proverbial foot in it). If there’s a recipe book the chefs are ever gonna create, I will be on the lookout to get my copy!

The curry chicken and the brown stew chicken are both excellent. The vegetables and rice that come with the meal are perfect, not under or overcooked. I really enjoyed the meal. Would have enjoyed a little more sauce.

We paid $ 40 for two plates of Greasy BS. The cod was chewy like it had been microwaved and the jerk chicken wasn’t bbq’d…just some stew chicken with jerk seasoning on it :(Not worth that amount of money AT ALL. We’ll stick to Wi Jammin.
Two stars only because I was able to pick up some Marie Sharps (belizean hot saice) in their market next door.

Best Jamaican food in Los Angeles. Plus the Chef is awesome. Perfect rice and peas and the curry goat, soups and seafood are the best. Plus they have a really cool market that sells Jamaican treats, produce and sodas. Cant wait to go back. Yum.
Raza pasele por aqui. La comida sabe rikisimo… ya se lo dije. Pide el cabrito al curry… q yummmmmmmmm

I Ordered the curry chicken with cabbage dinner.
Curry Chicken– chewy, the skin wasn’t removed, so it looked slightly slimy. It tasted as bad as it looked. Honestly it tasted like boiled chicken with a lil bit of curry and salt. THE WORST CURRY CHICKEN I’VE HAD IN MY LIFE!!!
Cabbage– tasted oily and old, it was not seasoned at all!
Plantains– were the best thing on the plate and that’s not saying much, I ended up giving my food to some homeless person and I picked up some fried chicken from Ralphs.
Oh, and there was this disgusting grey banana over my rice. I’ve never been served rice with a banana at a Jamaican spot before but if its traditional then please excuse my ignorance.
Bleh. I don’t think I can chance it here again, $ 14 or so just thrown away!

The curried goat and jerk chicken here are just okay, nothing special. FRONT PAGE JAMAICAN GRILLE is much better!
TAKE OUT WARNING: Do NOT call ahead. They took my order on the phone and then when I arrived to pick it up they looked at me like I was crazy and I ended up having to place the order again in person and wait.