Justins Caribbean Fusion Restaurant

Justin has to be the best place that I've ever eaten. The food is delicious and while people complain about the price, newsflash, it's like that everywhere. The salmon is too die for and I feel at home when I'm there. So, make your way to Justin's and you will enjoy it!
Update
I returned to Justin's on 11/24 and once again the chef outdone himself. I had a tassot and it was simply delicious. I wanna add that I saw a review at the bottom showing a picture of some food. I can honestly say that it is not from Justin's. First of all, they don't have e this color at thw restaurant. Secondly, the food

I honestly do not know how this place has been in business for 2+ years. This is definitely not a real Haitian restaurant. I ordered tassot which came with a side of rice and sospwa however they don’t give enough sospwa. The sospwa doesn’t even cover a third of the rice. The sospwa is in a small container pictured below. I also ordered a side of djon djon which did not have any beans or shrimp in it. It was just black rice. If you are Haitian I would not recommend this place at all. The sospwa even tasted like canned beans.

Hours of operation says 4-9 on Saturday. We showed up at 4:35 pm... Guess what?? They were closed. No signs at the door. We went to support since they were featured on the news. We tried to support ablack owned businesses. 🤷🏽‍♀️ If you want food Haitian food, please go to Kalalou Restaurant. They are more reliable.😳 The food is delicious at Kalalou.

I ordered on doordash. I had the chicken kreyol stew chicken. It was delicious. The portion wasn’t small at all and I love that and I ate it all😩 I tried saving some food tomorrow but I couldn’t. The food is not too spicy for Caribbean but it taste good. I don’t really like spicy food so that worked for me. I like the chicken and it’s like the hard chicken and not soft American chicken you find At grocery stores(if you know you know). I really enjoyed my meal. I hope to come visit in person to try something different. The doordash had the sauce coming out so I didn’t take a pic because

This place is SO GOOD! We had the plantain cups, marinades with spicy coleslaw, and fried goat with rice & beans, plus sangria. Everything was carefully handmade with artful presentation. Above-and-beyond excellent service with great communication from the server about dishes, drinks, etc. Overall a wonderful experience. This was the only restaurant we visited in Orlando and we would come back in a heartbeat!

First time trying Haitian food. We ended up here on a Friday night. Another couple was there and a couple of people at the bar, pretty empty. The bartender was very friendly, waitress was nice. The menu is definitely on the more expensive side. The food was descent, the slaw was very spicy but in an interesting good way. In the end, 18% gratuity automatically, this should have been disclosed up front.

Edith our 4th time here and the food brings me back every time. They were having Carribean music event later on

This was a gem with amazing food. Being from the Caribbean, I am very particular about the seasonings used on foods and these were absolutely on point! The location was beautifully decorated and very spacious. All the staff wore masks and used gloves when serving food. We happen to be there during a Kizomba dance class. The music provided nice ambiance and we enjoyed watching the class. The waitress provided good service but the food and drinks were definitely the starts of this place. We were with our kids and had boxes for leftovers- be warned they have large portions of food. There kids enjoyed

Good music, nice food and great environment while definitely be back. Plantains are a must with your meal. The griodt is a must to with Sauce. The server checks on you frequently which is a plus. T

This place is over price and Not a real jamaican restaurant. It less than half mile from my house but I will drive three miles to go get jamaican food before I go here. Try sunshine bakery or Negril jamaican restaurant or Golden Krust.

This place was one of the most recommended black-owned restaurants in Orlando and I can definitely see why. Not gonna lie though, when I stepped in the place, I was a little hesitant to eat there because the restaurant is HUGE and it was almost completely empty. It was around 6pm on a Saturday during MLK weekend, and there was no one there besides one other person. They've been open for months so it was a little alarming but I'm extremely glad I stayed.

You guys. The food is DIVINE. I had the Mango Sangria (pictured), the most recommended drink on the menu. So refreshing. I had ordered

Amazing time! Oxtail is excellent! Compliments to the chef! And Kiara, our servicer, was so friendly and the owner was very welcoming and down to earth! Will definitely be going there again, hungry for more!!!

Newly open and ready to serve, Justin's Caribbean Fusion can accommodate parties, special occasions, large groups, bar scene, business meetings along with events. We went for drinks to bring in the New Year. The bar service and drinks were delightful. Depending on the day there is a live DJ spinning great tunes. We returned again for dinner and the food was truly a Caribbean fusion of island favorites. There is something on the menu for everyone. Chef Justin takes his time to make every dish special.

We were looking for a Black Owned restaurant to support in Juneteenth and we found Justin's. Everyone in our party, 9 of us, really enjoyed everything. The oxtails we great, so was the fish, and curry. They have a full bar with great service. I will be supporting again!

Last night my Puerto Rican friend Milly was celebrating her birthday and her brother was also visiting from the Netherland. I invited them to try some Caribean food for the first time and there’s no better Place to go in central but Justin Caribean fusion restaurant. If you haven’t yet pay a visit to this amazing restaurant allow me to give you a few reasons why you should do so, Last night was my first visit the atmosphere was amazing, the restaurant decor was exceptional. The detail that was put on building this amazing restaurant by chef Justin and crew is phenomenal, The food was delightful

We had been wanting to try Justin's ever since we read David Whitley's story in the Sentinel. Last Saturday my husband and I finally were able to go. Since there was a large reserved group inside, we ate at the outside tables. Luckily because of the earlier rain it wasn't too hot. Wanting to go with the Caribbean theme, we chose the Green Plantain cups stuffed with roasted vegetables for our appetizer. There were 4 ample sized servings. They were delicious. For our dinner we decided on The Fusion. I picked the Curry Goat and my husband selected the Conch de Province. I have

Walked in and instantly we felt like we were in an upscale Caribbean restaurant. The over decor made me remember Haïti. The food was beautifully presented on the plate. We battled in what to eat but we were pleased with our selection.

This is the best use of this space yet. Hopefully they will be able to fill it. Authentic curry goat, sweet plantains, and black beans. As with most fusion places, it's not really a fusion recipe, but a variety of cuisines. Friendly service.

If you want real good food this is the place. The food is Caribbean standards (real Haitian, Jamaican, Trinidad) with a fusion top Chef appeal - seriously THIS is THE PLACE. Chef Williere is on another level. The aesthetics draw you in and the happy hourr (4-7) is great, but the food keeps you coming back. If you are in the Orlando area - do not miss this place. We will be back.

I had the conch fritters and it was so amazing, but surprising. Am not familiar with a lot of Caribbean food, but was delighted with my choices. Who knew I'd like curried goat
But back to the fritters...they had an slightly sweet note to them, but OMG, that garlic aioli on top? It not only balances the flavor, but delivers it so on point! Only disappointment was not having enough...lol. But onto the main course...curried goat. It was hard for me as a non Caribbean person to try that, but so glad I did. It's amazing. So tender and the flavor just blew me away. I can now honestly say

Great delicious food seved by amazing staff! I ordered the curry goat which had amazing flavor. My gf had oxtails which she really liked as well. Comes in a nice sized portion. We also had conch and plantains for appetizers. Highly recommend those for starters! Atmosphere of restaurant is welcoming and vibrant. Big bar area with plenty of tvs, comfy sofas at tables. The place is new with a beautiful interior decor. Prices for food and drinks are unbeatable for the area. Also its the only Caribbean style restaurant in that location. Very close to Universal Studios.

This is a a new spot that I HOPE stays around forever. Can we just start with the staff, it's soo nice to be in good company with even better food! When I went there I had a mango Martini and a fresh pineapple martini and I swear to you it was mixed with perfection. I was able to sip on those two while I waited for the Mahi Mahi sandwich. Everything was made hot and fresh and it was flavorful.