Excellent service and food !! You have to try the oxtail gravy .. delicious.. We all got the jerk chicken .. shared mac n cheese and plantains .. nice music .. highly recommend.

HOME!!! That's the vibe Hungry Eyes gives me. A piece of the Caribbean right here in RVA. Not only is their food absolutely perfection their service is top notch. Great customer service with authentic food. Name a place in RVA where you get fresh Dhal Puri? Sunday was like my fifth time there and I can't wait to go back. Highly suggest the chicken patti and the curry chicken Dhal Puri with the potatoes and chic pea. My Guyanese hearts appreciates this establishment.

Very tasty food! Friendly service. Love Jamaican food and glad to have such a wonderful place near Richmond. Hidden gem, will be back!!!

We loved our visit to Hungry Eyes! We were the only ones dining in on a Saturday night, though there was a nice flow of take out orders. We got the curry chicken entree, jerk chicken, mac n cheese, plantains, and a Jamaican drink. Everything came out pretty quickly and was so good and flavorful. The chicken fell off the bone. We were pleasantly surprised by the portion sizes. The employees were really nice and attentive. One of them noticed I went to grab an extra layer and asked if we wanted the AC lowered.

The food is delicious, along with the rum punch. Plentiful portions and a great selection of authentic Jamaican dishes. Good vibes with the music. The service staff were attentive and welcoming; with the chef coming out to make sure we enjoyed everything.

I feel like Richmond needs more cultural food like this. This restaurant reminded me of the Jamaican cookouts I used to go to when I was a kid. The jerked chicken was cooked to perfection, with enough sauce, spice and crispy skin. It tasted like it was made on a charcoal grill, however it is fairly spicy, so if you are not into that stay clear. The caramelized plantains were also enjoyable and perfect to cool down my mouth from the spices. My wife had the Ox tales and the flavor was amazing especially mixed with the rice and peas (red beans). I have nothing but good things to say about Hungry Eyes. Definitely my top Jamaican restaurant in Richmond right now. Overall: 9/10 Location: 10/10 Beautiful Short Pump. Easy to find parking Prices: 9/10 Good portions. Fair pricing Customer Service: 8/10 Food: 10/10

Fantastic find! The jerk chicken and beef patties were fantastic, the beer was cold, and the service was top notch. Will absolutely be back to try more of this traditional Jamaican menu.

My boyfriend & I drove a hour away to try this spot and they didn't disappoint! If you're thinking about trying this restaurant, this is your sign to just GO! We got two orders of curry chicken that come with rice and peas & cabbage. It also comes with plantains but we substituted it for candied yams and we got a separate order of mac & cheese. This food was a 20/10 and if I could give more than 5 stars I would. The food was so fresh that when we returned home 2 hours later, both platters were still hot! You get a hefty amount of food for the money as well & that is a plus nowadays. Normally you find a spot that gives a good portion of food but the food isn't that good BUT here, you get the best of both worlds. Very good price point for all this food. The customer service was so homely and personable. The only issue is that they need to have a bigger sign over their building or find a better location because no one should have to miss out on this great food due to not knowing it's there. I want to give a special thank you to the gentleman who rung us up and if you see this, my boyfriend loved the jerk chicken as well! We will definitely be back soon.

My wife and I stopped for an early dinner after a movie. Wanted to try something different, and this was a good choice. She had the curry chicken, and I had the jerk chicken. Both were good, but mine was a little better because it was a bit spicy. The rice and peas (beans) were awesome in both. One word to the wise though, be careful on the smaller chicken bones in the dish. The chicken truly falls of the bones, and we did find several little ones while eating. But even so, would definitely stop by again. I'm no expert, but I would say this is definitely legit Jamaican food, and they give you a TON of it.