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Cetait bon dans l'ensemble. Le plat est d'une bonne proportion. Jai pris rix & poulet mais banane plantain non sucré?
& dame a la caisse fatigué, meme pas un sourire. On dirait quon la derange lors de la commande...
The food court itself has a fantastic vibe-an open kitchen concept with great energy & tasteful decor that creates a welcoming atmosphere. I was thrilled to see a Haitian spot among the options & couldn't wait to try it out. I ordered the "L'Haitienne" plate, & overall, it did not disappoint. The griot was excellent-tender, fresh, & packed with authentic Haitian flavor. The pikliz added the perfect tangy kick, & the plate also included accras & plantains, both of which were well-prepared & delicious. The rice was decent, though not a standout, & the plate didn't initially come with sauce. However, when we requested some, the staff kindly provided it at no extra cost, & it turned out to be absolutely delicious, tying all the flavors together. The service was just okay-not bad, but nothing remarkable. Still, the food & the vibrant setting made up for it. If you're in the mood for authentic Haitian food, this spot is worth checking out!
Fabulous place for Caribbean & Haitian cuisine. Located in the bustling Time Out Market, it's a popular choice. We had our favorites, jerk chicken & rum oxtail. Both were huge portions, with delicious peas & rice & crispy plantains. The ultimate was meeting & being served by the Chef himself, Chef Paul Toussaint. His kind hospitality & generous juice offering will be remembered. Amazing experience, great food, fun ambience in downtown Montreal.
Le plat est bon mais sans plus. Les pikliz était extrêmement vinaigré, on n'a pas pu les manger. Les frites de bananes plantains sont un peu trop sèches. Le poulet relève le plat car lui est très bon
BLAND. Got the jerk chicken & the rice was bland, can barely taste any spice. The plantain was neither sweet nor savory - it just tasted like starch. The chicken was cooked right but tasted just okay. The papaya salad packed a punch in terms of sourness & saltiness but that wasn't enough to save the plate.
I really liked the jerk burger & the plantain fries ! The grill of the chicken was mouth watering
Loved the ceviche & the plantain fries. Signature dish was delicious. We discovered tasty haitian cuisine. Great recommandations by the staff. I will return.
