Roywoods Union
$ • Caribbean, Vegetarian, Jamaican
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65 Front St W, Toronto
(416) 365-7564
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Had jerk chicken. partner oxtail. both were just perfect. chicken soft and not dry, rice perfectly cooked. the oxtail seemed to melt in our mouths. I'll definitely be trying more. 100% recommend and to the beautiful soul who made her recommendations and was so lovely my thanks. square one location around noon on Thursday july 11.
Out of Provincers, came for the Blue Jays games we walked around and found this little gem. The staff is very friendly, helpful, and the food was SO GOOD. Thank you for feeding us and being open late ❤️ :)
Square One location: Tried for the first time, absolutely delicious, service was friendly and super professional- top notch! We will be back often!
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| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
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Roywoods Union offers delicious and filling meals at a great price. Their jerk chicken and pork plates are cooked perfectly, with the rice being especially tasty, though some customers find it a bit too salty. The portions are large, even the small size leaving diners almost unable to finish. Many customers recommend the Peas n Rice with jerk chicken, calling it the best they have had, even better than in Jamaica. The restaurant provides generous servings and is a convenient option in the Union food court, perfect for those catching a train. While some feel the prices are a tad expensive, others find the food worth the cost, especially for the quality and flavor. The staff is attentive and accommodating, ensuring diners have a pleasant experience. Customers appreciate the effort made to cater to dietary restrictions and many plan to return, especially for the jerk chicken and oxtail dishes. Overall, Roywoods Union is a popular spot for flavorful Jamaican-style meals in a busy transit area, often considered Union Station’s best kept secret.