Piman Bouk Restaurant

This place was on my list to try. It's tucked away on NE 2nd Ave, and I could have left it there. The place is dark and not inviting at all. The young lady serving me didn't great me and didn't speak much. She only nodded. She did manage to say," Cash only." I ordered grist complete, which comes with rice and beans, salad, and plantains. The salad was food. The rice and beans were food, not the best. I've had better. The grist was just fried pork. It was NOT authentic. It was not marinated with sours or limes. It was not what I expected. The cost was $12, which was a decent price for the amount of food, but the grist was poorly made, and I had 80% just fat pieces. I would not recommend this place at all. Sorry, no pic's. The presentation was good but if the food isn't tasty, you can forget the presentation.

The griyo (fried pork) is the best thing on their menu! Get a complete plate (plat complet) with diri kole(rice and beans) and fried banan (plantains) it feels like old school Haitian party food. Consistent product and not a long wait. I always get take out and food is ready rather swiftly

The food tastes terrible, they must gave jited another cook. The food is bland. The ple coukd use a makeover!

Everything was great! Griot rice & beans.. Rice was cooked to perfection. Went for lunch time, they were busy but it wasn't a long wait time

My babe and i came here when we flew in on Friday and the food had soo much food in the container. The food was sooo yummy that we had to eat the rest the next day. Now that i found a new Haitian spot I'll come here all the time.

I tried the tostones, rice and beans, and fried chicken and it was amazingly delicious. The goat stew and conch fritters are incredibly tasty and succulent. This local Haitian restaurant in Little Haiti is a hidden jewel and my kids who are incredibly picky loved the food. The staff is truly kind and very friendly.

Very good. You won't be disappointed. Anytime I visit Miami, I purposely buy food from this restaurant and package it up and take it home to my Haitian father who eats the plate clean! Yeah, it's that good. Try it! It is cash only, so be prepared when you pay.

Best Ox Tails! Saying this from California. I don't care how they treat me I'm going back the food speaks for itself we ate here like 5 times

Let me begin by saying I really do like this place, the food is delicious. I've had this place a few times but never actually went myself until recently. It's a small restaurant located in little Haiti, you actually wouldn't know it was there because it's kind of off to the side. The inside gives off a subtle creole vibe, my only complaint would be the lighting was very dark. I only get the fried pork however I did want to try the fried turkey which was sold out. The rice is always just right and everything is flavorful. I love my pork fried hard and that's exactly what they give you. The food is great, customer service is ok, not very much interaction besides getting my order taken and receiving my food, the prices are reasonable but they're aren't very many sides to choose from. I'd recommenced giving it a try just for the food.

For years I have been going to another Haitian spot just down the road, but since it wasn't open I ended up trying this place.A friend and I came in about 10 minutes before close but the woman at the counter kindly took our order and let us eat there after close. I ended up getting the griot which was phenomenal along with their pikliz and oxtail gravy. All were exactly what I would expect from a great Haitian restaurant.Great service and great food, will definitely return.