Chef Creole Seasoned Kitchen

Little Haiti is where you must go if you want delicious authentic Haitian food for a great price!!This place was SO good. The fried fish was my favorite because it was well seasoned and tender with no grease!!! The sweet plantains are way better than the regular fried plantains. Pikliz is yum but not spicy. The griot was excellent, tender, and flavorful, but many fatty pieces which I don't prefer. Lastly, the wings. The jerk wings did not taste like jerk but were yum. Lemon pepper wings tasted better. Rice and beans were on point. The portions and price are a great value. The place itself has a little but where you order. They have a round-about driveway with parking alongside. Next to the ordering hut is another hut-like spot with benches to sit and eat. They were friendly and patient. You pick up after yourself once you eat. It was hot out. They do have fans which help but be prepared to wave off flies as you eat. It's expected but can become annoying. Gave a third-world feel which adds to the authenticity if you ask me!Overall, the food was totally worth the trip and we had enough to take on the plane as leftovers. 4 huge portions with drinks for $77. Win!If I make it out to Miami again, I would come here. Next time I was the whole fried fish which looked super tasty!!

It's been a while since I had Haitian food that's *almost* as good as my mom's, and this place is it! Not too bad of a drive from south beach, but there wasn't anything else in the area so we stayed here.Flavors here were truly authentic. Seating is mostly outside, with a more covered indoor that's is considered indoors.There's also a drive through, I've never seen drive through options for any Caribbean style food, so that made me hesitant, but the food still came out fresh and full of flavor.Service was amazing! Our server made us feel welcomed, and was very attentive. I believe his name is Teday.

I don't eat everyone's greens but when I tell you the cook must have put the foot in these. Lordtttt! Always the spot to go!

This is a 10 out of 10. Excellent Haitian food in Little Haiti. The fried fish is perfect but I loved the conch the most. The vibes are cool here too. I would definitely revisit this place!

A round of applause for the chef! This may quite possibly be one of the best Haitian meals I've had. First place will always go to my mother-in-law. My husband and I were visiting in the area and were surprised to find this gem open. It was around 10 p.m. We joined the long drive thru line (another great sign). The line moved quickly;service was friendly. We ordered two griot dinner plates which came with rice and peas and plantains. We also ordered a Haitian-style lemonade. The food was delicious with the griot being perfectly seasoned and so tender! The lemonade was another added touch. Our only regret is not living close enough to dine here often!

Can't beat the price for a filling lunch - $13 griot with rice and plantain. I wish the pikliz was a bit spicier. The griot was not dry and cut in perfect pieces.

My co-workers and I ate here, and we enjoyed our experience. I really thought we were going to be hot & miserable because the eating area is outside in a hut. Haha, jokes were on us because the hut has a lot of fans to keep you cool so you can enjoy the Caribbean vibes!! Inside the hut was colorful and cute. It's a pretty spacious space for a group, too. They have drive-thru and a small parking lot too. The staff were very helpful and friendly. It was a huge group, and they were very attentive to our needs & the owner, Chef Creole, came to thank us for coming to support his business. That was very respectful of him! The food & drinks were very good. The food was fresh, tasty, and delicious. All the food we ordered we were very happy with. The only item we were disappointed with is the wings. The wings, I'm sure, where they brought them from, but they forgot to give the chickens their vitamins because they were so skinny & missing a lot of chicken! Lol, IJS, the wings weren't worth it. Everything else was yummy. If you're looking for traditional Haitian foods like Legume, chicken en sauce, and Tassot (goat or turkey), you will not find it on the menu. It's a clean location, food and drinks are delicious & staff/owner were friendly so l would totally go back. I would recommend others to check them out if you're in the neighborhood.

You can tell by how impacted the traffic of the drive thru is that chef creole is special. There were lots of menu options and friendly customer service. My griot was so tender and flavorful. The pikliz was unrecognizable at first, because of how it was chopped up but it was top 5 pikliz I've ever had.

Chef Creole in Miami is fantastic! I got the Griot with pikliz and rice and peas. The Griot was good, but I wish it was more flavorful and seasoned. It was on the drier end. The pikliz added a tangy kick that complemented the dish perfectly, but it wasn't hot. The rice and peas were a great side, well-seasoned, and cooked just right. Definitely a must-visit for delicious Haitian cuisine!

Izzy gave outstanding customer service. I really enjoyed speaking to her. She is a very nice person.