“Food was amazing, everything we tried was full of flavor. Chicken Alfredo was really good, the kids loved it. My wife and I tried the Red snapper and shrimp... Amazing! The sides were also great, red bean rice and the Mac & cheese was fire! Definitely worth the 5 stars for the food.“
“My family and I wanted to try a Haitian restaurant while we were in Miami. We ordered 2 family packs and the sampler. The food was so delicious and plentiful that we ate it for dinner AND breakfast. The restaurant also called us to let us know that they were out of an item we had ordered. When we were on the plane back to the Memphis area, my father said he wished he could have taken the leftovers back to Memphis. A+++ Food and customer service was great!“
“I'm so happy I stumbled across this food truck, and I hope they keep up the flavor momentum! By far the BEST LAMBI I've ever head, their grilled chicken is SOOOOO YUMMY. Their ACRA IS BOMB!!!! Excellent customer service! I am recommending them to everyone I know!!!! Please, please keep up the good work, we need more delicious Haitian food in Miami.“
“I've eaten here several times... take out and inside, food was delicious. The flavors and spices are well balanced. Steamed fish, my favorite, is succulent and perfect. Portions are good. Service is fast and polite. Very clean inside , clearly the owner is a sports fan.“
“Hey Friends,I recommend Paul’s Unique to you ??. Sometimes when my husband and I need a nice meal and refuse to cook, this is one of the many places we attend and we love it ?. So much food, and it taste so good. Our favorite is the grilled chicken which you can see in the picture is a lot. ‼️“
“I had never tried Haitian food until I went here and I was very interested because of my Haitian friends talking about how good their food was.The restaurant was super clean and the service was great. I don’t understand the reviews about the owners being rude because everyone was so nice?The griot was amazing and the portions were huge for pretty cheap (considering the economy). The griot came with a huge portion of rice, red beans, pikliz, banan peze, and a salad. Will be coming again for the goat“
“Try it for it for yourself when a person reviews and you all are reading consider visiting at least for your if that is your type of food. There are people who don't know how to appreciate good service and if they have a problem with any part of the process they rate everything as a bad review“
“Amazing food and amazing venue. Service is a bit dodgy but honestly doesn't bother me due to location. The garden is super cool with a great lowkey vibe. The jerk chicken is PHENOMINAL. If you are in the are most definitely go. Music is also a super cool part of this restaurant. Saw a band called Ex Monarch and they were really awesome.“
“i am a tow truck driver I towed one of their delivery trucks back to the store they paid me my tow bill plus the gifted me a plate of food(big plate extra generous)I am white and Cuban and have had all types of miami food with different ethnicities this place hands down has the best food REAL Authentic food . words cannot describe how the food is . anytime I'm around the area I'm definitely getting me a plate very highly recommended and the people are so so nice hard to understand sometimes but very sweet and generous people. any negative comments i don't believe after my visit today with them thank you guys so much you will definitely be seeing me again for another plate of foodmuch love from ALWAYS TOWING“
“Embarking on a gastronomic adventure through the vibrant streets of Miami, I chanced upon a mobile haven of flavors that transcended the conventional lunchtime experience - the Itiah Food Truck. Nestled amidst the bustling cityscape, this culinary gem beckoned with promises of tantalizing delights that were nothing short of extraordinary.As the sun reached its zenith, I found solace in the shade of Itiah Food Truck, a beacon of culinary ingenuity that offered respite and indulgence in equal measure. The lunchtime affair unfolded with an array of options that were as diverse as they were enticing. Among the myriad choices, the Jerk Chicken Wrap stood out as a testament to the art of fusion cuisine. The succulent pieces of jerk-seasoned chicken, enveloped in a warm tortilla alongside a symphony of fresh vegetables and zesty sauces, created a harmonious medley that was both soul-satisfying and invigorating.However, what truly distinguished this dining experience was the impeccable service offered by our waitress, Mia. With a genuine smile that radiated warmth, Mia was a beacon of attentiveness and knowledge. Her recommendations were a testament to her deep understanding of the menu, guiding us towards culinary treasures that we might have otherwise overlooked. Mia's dedication to ensuring our dining journey was nothing short of exceptional added an extra layer of delight to our meal.The culinary exploration continued with the Choripan sandwich, a delightful concoction that paid homage to Latin American flavors. The smoky chorizo nestled within a perfectly toasted bun, complemented by vibrant chimichurri sauce, was a fusion of textures and tastes that left an indelible mark on my palate. Accompanied by crispy yucca fries that added a delightful crunch, this dish was a testament to Itiah Food Truck's ability to turn everyday ingredients into works of edible art.In a city celebrated for its culinary diversity, Itiah Food Truck has carved its own niche by delivering lunchtime marvels that bridge cultures and palates. From the innovative flavors that graced our plates to the exemplary service provided by Mia, this food truck redefines the traditional notion of a quick lunch. If you seek a midday reprieve that ventures beyond the ordinary, look no further than Itiah Food Truck in Miami - a mobile culinary masterpiece that promises an experience as unique as the city itself.“
“1st, the location on Google map is incorrect. Its located on SE corner of 62nd & N.Miami Ave.Typical Haitian Bakery with decent Haitian pattys. The flavoring could be stronger but I do like it better than Jamaican pattys due to the crust. ???“
“The Caribbean Marketplace is a wonderful community space in Little Haiti. There are many local vendors that set up shop here. Everything from clothing, to homemade crémas, cocktails, and much more. The interior is really beautiful with modern decor. I came on a Saturday for a free kompa class that was held here. Such a vibe! Overall I will definitely be back when I'm in the area to support these local vendors!“
“I love this place food. Been coming here since a child. They have good oxtail, fried shrimp, griot, rice and picklez. BUT DO NOT get their wings. I got their creole wing out of curiosity because i never heard of that and it was so BLAND. Its super tiny wings getting soggy in some barely seasoned sauce. Its so bad its shocking. Other than that everything else not bad. Those wings going in the trash tho“