Haitian Restaurants near Randolph, MA

“I have a sensitive stomach, the only cater I trust with my stomach is Natacha Clerger from Saveur et Couleur. When I miss home and I want a taste of my culture food, I drive from New York to Boston just to eat that food and I will do it over and over again! The service is remarkable.“

“It is ZERO frills and you'd be better off if you speak Haitian Creole. Communicating was difficult but I said rice and beans? And she said chicken or turkey. I ordered chicken with rice and beans and she disappeared behind the curtain. Reviewers complained that it took 20 minutes and mine might have, but I viewed that as cooked fresh. When I got home and opened the container there was a lot of food. I asked if it was gluten free (which my wife requires) but I'm not sure we connected on that. My wife and I shared it. Rice and beans done right. And well seasoned moist chicken with lettuce and a fresh tomato slice. I thought the fried things were plantains but maybe is was tasso. It came with some sauce on the side which might have been the highlight but my wife said it tasted very spicy so I just passed. I enjoyed it for a change and although not fancy it tasted fresh and I felt like I shared authentic food. I'll definately go back and try other things after I brush up on my Creole.“

“Wow is all I can think to describe what I what I just ate. I decided to stop by Alex good taste (recommended by my uncle) and ordered their griot, rice, black bean sauce. And this has to be the best Haitian food I've ever had (other than my mother's). The griot was so tender and full of flavor. And the amount of food for $16 was perfect. In regard to the service, I feel that if you are not familiar with Haitian food then customers should definitely ask questions. This is a very small restaurant located inside of the YMCA (in stoughton).... I definitely plan to return and looking forward to what I will be ordering next“

“Great Caribbean/Africa kind of cuisine. Great staffs, The food is WOW. I've been to so many Haitian restaurants, but Signature Kitchen is just WOW. The Food, Services it's just Awesome. Thank You Guys. I'll be back for your good food. Thank “

“I want to send a big shout out to the owner of this establishment! Well done with taking care of me and my family. My brother in law is wheelchair bound and the assistance that everyone provided speaks volumes to me. Thank you for the delicious food and the care you gave us today! God Bless“

“Everything was great, I enjoyed the food the fish fritay was on point iam not a fish person It was delicious. The pate kode is bomb the service is great the server was very nice. The ambiance was great as well it, very clean very nice. Iam proud of the owner.“

“Walking by with friends we stopped for something savory. Immediately I felt I was in Haiti at a local hang. It was on a hot steamy August eve and the ceiling fans were spinning. Locals sat at an empty bar eating and watching TV. The server was pleasant. We each tried one of the "patties" chicken and sword fish. The pastry was very fluffy, the meat finely ground with a bit of spice, and for $1.50 each we enjoyed the very nice taste and filling! Looks like there is other food during the day for takeout. It was closing time and the "owner" Mr Fan Fan chatted with us and had us try his bread rolls that looked yummy. Soft and slightly sweet. Perfect for sandwiches. I will come again. I especially will return to buy the bread!“

“I love the family. Angel and his wife are amazing people really great attributes to the community. I've been going here for well over a decade possibly two. All the good is great. The chicharron is everything. The stew meat also. You must try this gem.“

“Inside is nice, spacious to My surprise. Called ahead for our order and was ready after 10-15 mins. Not bad but the wait was worth it. Food was BOMB. Had Fried Turkey and Fried Plantain, shared it with My friend and it was enough for the both of us. Pikliz was tasty, had enough spiciness but edible and good. I'll definitely be Back.“

“This is by far the best Haitian restaurant I have ever eaten from. Their meat is fresh from the farm and not frozen which makes the dishes tastier and their meat is always tender and well spiced and well seasoned. I can eat there everyday and not get tired of it. The service is top notch!!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED if you're looking to have a great Haitian meal!“

“If the line is out the door, that's an indication that whatever is on the other side is going to be GOOD! This family owned business has been around for years (over 30 years), and the must-have here is the Haitian pâté. The options are chicken, beef, fish, and herring (the fish and herring are two different patties. I've tried them all, and my favorite are the fish patties. I'm assuming the fish used is saltfish (pollock or cod). It is so light (thanks to the puff pastry), flaky, and slightly spicy.Get there early they tend to run out!“

“The food is okay, I've had better.it's just the service that kept me going there. Usually Hatian restaurants are ridiculous on making you wait for a very long time your food.They have a drive thru service which is impressive and fast, the people are nice and friendly.Even though their food is not that great but they will see more of me in the future.“