Discover the top 3 cheap dining experiences
Find 3 cheap caribbean restaurants in SoHo. Great caribbean food that fits your budget.
SoHo's Cheap Caribbean Destinations
Discover the hidden side of SoHo’s dining scene with these budget-friendly spots that offer a flavorful mix of American and Chinese influences. From the unique snacks at Malaysia Beef Jerky Inc to
8 restaurants in Best Cheap Caribbean Restaurants in SoHo | Cheap Caribbean Food
- Malaysia Beef Jerky Inc — Chinese · rated 5/5: The air around this bustling storefront is thick with the irresistible scent of caramelized honey and smoky charcoal, drawing passersby into a world of traditional Malaysian street flavors. Sheets of tender, hand-grilled jerky glisten under warm lights, offering a perfect balance of sweet glaze and savory spice that yields to a satisfying, smoky chew. This vibrant nook captures the soul of Southeast Asian night markets, where the rhythmic sizzle of the grill and rich, umami-packed aromas create a nostalgic haven for those seeking an authentic, handcrafted treat.
- Miss Lily's (Soho) — Jamaican · rated 4.3/5: Miss Lily's captures the electric spirit of a Kingston dancehall, wrapping guests in a kaleidoscope of neon lights, vintage vinyl, and the infectious rhythm of island beats. The kitchen breathes fire and soul into the air with the smoky heat of scotch bonnet peppers and the aromatic sweetness of pimento wood, creating a high-octane escape where every meal feels like a sun-drenched Caribbean celebration.
- The Door — Caribbean · rated 4.3/5: Nestled in South Jamaica, The Door offers an inviting ambiance and a culinary journey through traditional Jamaican flavors. With a diverse menu ranging from flavorful jerk chicken to rich curry goat, there's something for every palate, including vegetarian options and a special kid's menu. Known for its friendly and professional staff, The Door is a go-to spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Popular among locals, the restaurant also features a welcoming bar, making it perfect for a cozy romantic evening or a family outing. Enjoy the rich tastes of Jamaica while basking in an upscale, yet cozy environment.
- Sam's — American · rated 4/5: **About Sam's:** Nestled in the heart of the West Bronx, Sam's offers a relaxed lounge setting with delicious Southern comfort food. Popular for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the menu features favorites like jerk chicken, fried fish, and macaroni and cheese, complemented by a full bar serving cocktails, beer, and wine. With live music, dancing, and karaoke, Sam's is perfect for solo diners and groups looking to enjoy good food and entertainment.
- Excell's Kingston Eatery — American · rated 3/5: Located at 76 Varick St, New York, Excell's Kingston Eatery offers a delightful dining experience featuring lunch, dinner, and irresistible desserts. With child-friendly amenities and wheelchair accessibility, it welcomes everyone. Open daily from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, the eatery accepts both cash and credit cards. While a reviewer highly praised their jerk chicken and pork tenderloins, it’s also known for takeout options.
- Miss Lily's (Soho) — Caribbean: This vibrant Soho escape pulses with the energy of a Jamaican island party, where checkered floors and vintage record covers create a retro-cool backdrop for soulful Caribbean dining. The air is thick with the smoky, intoxicating scent of jerk spices and scotch bonnet peppers, drawing guests into a sun-drenched world of fiery grilled meats, creamy coconut curries, and tropical cocktails that taste like a permanent vacation.
- Favela Cubana — Spanish: Stepping into this vibrant sanctuary feels like a spirited escape to the heart of Havana, where the air pulses with rhythmic beats and the intoxicating aroma of garlic-rubbed roast pork. Sun-drenched flavors shine through every plate of traditional Caribbean soul food, perfectly complemented by hand-shaken mojitos and a rustic, colorful atmosphere that captures the soulful warmth of a tropical celebration.
- Café Habana — Mexican: Stepping into this vibrant corner spot feels like a trip to a bustling mid-century Havana diner, where neon lights and chrome accents frame a room filled with high-octane energy and communal warmth. The air is thick with the irresistible scent of charred street corn dusted in chili and cotija, while plates of slow-roasted pork and zesty Cuban sandwiches deliver a bold, sun-drenched taste of the Caribbean to every table.







