Paradise West Indian Restaurant in Greensboro, North Carolina - Restaurant Review

PARADISE WEST INDIAN RESTAURANT

Paradise West Indian Restaurant – Restaurant Review

Paradise West Indian Restaurant, located on Randleman Road in Greensboro, North Carolina offers generous quantities of very tasty authentic Caribbean food.

• The oxtails entrée and the stew chicken entrée from Paradise West Indian Restaurant both have a rich brown sauce.
• Often times, burnt sugar is used to brown meats and sauces in Caribbean dishes.

1. The red snapper fish entrée from Paradise West Indian Restaurant was very tasty with a red snapper whole fish, rice and red beans mixture, and vegetables including cabbage, green peas, corn and carrots. Paradise West Indian Restaurant sells this entree at a cost of $12.99.
2. I initially ordered the red snapper fish and king fish combination from Paradise West Indian Restaurant but received a call to learn that the combination was no longer available and I could either get a king fish entree or a red snapper fish entree but the combination of both is no longer an option. I decided to go with the red snapper fish entree.
3. The cabbage from Paradise West Indian Restaurant was delicately cooked, fresh and tasty. It was not overcooked as can sometimes be a problem with cabbage. The combination of cooked cabbage, green peas, corn and carrots was tasty.
4. The red snapper entrée from Paradise West Indian Restaurant also included a couple of pieces of plantain and a hearty dumpling. The dumpling was made the old fashioned way that dumplings are made in Caribbean culture and it was a delicious surprise. I had not known that this large and filling dumpling would be included with the entrée.

I had been wanting to try the food from Paradise West Indian Restaurant for a while and I finally did. The only other Caribbean restaurant that I have purchased food from in Greensboro, North Carolina is Da Reggae Café. The restaurant review that I have written about Da Reggae Café is a testimony to how much I love the food from there.

Well, Paradise West Indian Restaurant did not disappoint either. We ordered our food from Paradise West Indian Restaurant through the Door Dash food delivery service and ate our food at home.

• The red snapper fish entrée from Paradis West Indian Restaurant was absolutely delicious and it is the dish that I would be most likely to re-order in the future.
• The restaurant's oxtails entrée was also great.

1. The third food item that my family purchased with this first food order from Paradise West Indian Restaurant was the stew chicken entrée.
2. As we sampled all of the different dishes (oxtail, red snapper and stew chicken) from Paradise West Indian Restaurant, the stew chicken is the food item that we all liked the least but it was still okay.
3. The thing was that although the chicken was covered with a rich brown sauce that I assume contained molasses among other ingredients, the chicken when bitten into was a bit dry.
4. This can often occur with the chicken breast pieces and they would need to soak really well in a marinade to avoid that dryness.

• The stew chicken from Paradise West Indian Restaurant was the least expensive entrée that we ordered at a cost of $7.50.
• The restaurant's oxtail entrée was purchased at a cost of around $11.

Overall, the entrees that we received from Paradise West Indian Restaurant contained high quality, well cooked, delicious hot foods. We were pleased with our food purchase and are very likely to buy food from Paradise West Indian Restaurant sometime again in the future.