Top 4 Guyanese-Style Roti Shops in Queens

What locals say

Regulars describe it as the shop that made them feel at home again after moving away, with the scents and flavors of a Guyanese childhood kitchen. Frequent Uber Eats customers say the quality holds up order after order — some ordering several times a week.

Customers rave about authentic flavors and generous portions. Many note Sybil’s consistency across dozens of visits and multiple ordering platforms. The space is often packed during peak hours, but wait times move quickly. A few mention the interior could use updating, but food quality overshadows any ambiance concerns. Standouts: curry chicken roti, doubles, cheese rolls.

What locals say

Fans single out the Berbice-style fried rice as a standout, praising the seasoning and texture, and note the owner is often behind the counter herself. Reviews are mixed on consistency, so it’s worth checking recent feedback before a special-occasion order.

A gem for those seeking Berbice-style specialties not found elsewhere. Owner presence and involvement with food prep earns loyalty. Some recent reviews flag inconsistency with certain items, with occasional complaints about wait times during peak hours. Quality can vary batch-to-batch. Standouts: Berbice fried rice, pepper steak, cheese rolls, cassava bread.

What locals say

Out-of-state Guyanese customers repeatedly mention this as the shop that ships doubles, cheese rolls, and pine tarts across the country, arriving fresh within a day or two. Locals stopping by in person favor the aloo pie and salara for a Saturday pastry run.

Highly praised for nationwide shipping—a lifeline for diaspora craving authentic tastes. In-person reviews highlight fresh pastries and reliable quality. Online shipping customers note items arrive in excellent condition. Some complaints about occasional stockouts during holidays. The dine-in area is modest but clean. Standouts: pine tarts, aloo pie, cheese rolls, doubles, salara.

What locals say

Reviewers who’ve worked through most of Liberty Avenue’s options rank this among the top tier for both food and pastries, calling out generous portions and friendly staff on busy weekends. A few note it can get crowded during peak Richmond Hill visiting hours.

A favorite among regulars for consistent quality and warm hospitality. Customers praise the generous portions—roti wraps are notably large—and the pairing of fresh roti with quality curry preparations. Staff are friendly and efficient even during rushes. The beverage counter offers fresh juice options. Peak hours (lunch, Saturday) can mean long waits. Standouts: chicken curry roti, goat curry, fried roti, fresh juices.