Kalabash Cuisine

450 East Washington Street, Suffolk, VA 23434

From 12:00pm to 6:00pm

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CALL US: 757 809 0259

The Best in Caribbean Dishes

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  • $10.99

    Breadfruit Medley

    Breadfruit (Jee Gujje) is a tropical fruit which originates from New Guinea. It can be eaten at any stage in its development. When it’s small and green, it tastes like an artichoke. When it’s starchy and mature, it’s the equivalent of a potato. When it’s soft and ripe, it’s like a dessert. Breadfruit is gluten free and packed with nutrients.Breadfruit is seasonal

    Available May to October..

  • $10.99 / $12.99

    Brown Stew Chicken

    • Small - $10.99
    • Large - $12.99

    Bone-in chicken stewed in a house brown gravy. Served with one choice of rice. (Rice and peas or white rice). Includes veggies of the day, and plantains.

  • $4.50

    Banana Fritters

    A banana fritter is a fritter made by deep frying battered banana or plantain in hot oil. It is a common dish across the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent.

    Only Available on SATURDAY.

  • $5.50 / $10.50

    Chicken Soup

    • Small - $5.50
    • Large - $10.50

    Chicken soup is one of the most iconic and traditional meals in Caribbean food history, it’s hearty, nutritious and full of FLAVA! It’s a dish for the whole family to enjoy! Give it a try!

  • $14.99 / $16.99

    Jerk Chicken

    • Small - $14.99
    • Large - $16.99

    Bone-in grilled jerk chicken in our signature jerk spices and sauce.  The star of this dish is a flavorful and savory marinade loaded with robust herbs and spices. This mix of aromatics and hot peppers gives the marinade a kick that brings you back to the sandy beaches of the Caribbean bite after bite.

  • $14.50 / $16.00

    Curry Chunks

    • Small - $14.50
    • Large - $16.00

    This authentic flavorful, protein rich curry veggie chunks start with soya chunks that have been seasoned and curried with colorful vegetables for flavor. It’s perfect for serving with rice and peas, fried plantains. Veggie chunks are quite popular in the Rastafarian and Ital communities.

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