A great foray into Haitian cuisine. The Haitian Griyo dish was delicious and quite massive for the…read moreprice. It contained griyo (fried pork shoulder), rice and beans, bannann peze (fried plantains), pikliz (pickled veggies), side salad, and Sos Ti-Malice (warm hot sauce). The fried items in the dish were both flavorful and quite tender. The pikliz (pickled veggies) were a necessary, very tasty complement to the dish. The hot sauce was nice and quite balanced spice-wise. I also got the Soursop with Ginger and Lime drink (ask for their fresh juices). It was refreshing, with an intense ginger burn after each sip. However, it was pretty expensive at ~$9. Note that certain pictured menu items may not be available and other available items may not be on the menu. Definitely ask them for the current day's items. +1 for the solid service!

Pretty pricey for the quality, it's a mom and pop shop. Only one person who serves and cook for…read moreyou. Street parking. Most people order Togo because the restaurant is quite small and limited seating. If you want quick oxtail Jamaican food, you can find it here for the price of $26

Blessed Xperience was an interesting Xperience. Church music…read morewas being played over the TV from some sort of live music service and it was pretty fun for me. I've always enjoyed church even if I don't go anymore. There was only one person working when we were there and he was trying to balance take out orders with having a dining room. It was rough. The dining room was cute. The green tableware was cute. The dining room needed to be wiped down. They really needed one more person there if they were going to have the dining room open. The person serving and doing everything was very very nice. The food was good, though we waited quite some time for it. I got a basic eggs and toast and my husband got a chicken puff with spicy coleslaw which was tasty. The menu looked good but many of the things on it weren't available. The juice in particular. There are some menu items that we would love to try here some time - the goat in particular. And may come back to do that - but we will not come hungry just in case they are regularly that understaffed. Other particulars - the restaurant is in downtown Stoughton. There is plenty of public and street parking in Stoughton, but you may not get to park right in front of the restaurant. Within walking distance to the Stoughton commuter rail (which only runs on weekdays)

Food is absolutely delicious.I had their soup today. I love we'll seasoned food. Most soups are…read moreusually bland but this soup was OMGGGGGGGGGGGGH!!!!!!!! I want more. I will be there on Saturday. The juice was homemade and delicious. I really like the way the restaurant looks on the inside. So warm and cozy.

This was my first time trying this restaurant. I ordered the fried fish with brown rice and salad…read more It came with sauce and another container that smelled like scotch bonnet peppers. I wish I took a picture before I started eating but there are no leftovers. The food was fresh and absolutely delicious!!!!!! Everything was seasoned to perfection. God bless the cook's hands she knows what she's doing. I will definitely be back.

I ordered the fried turkey and diri jon jon, which was actually incredibly tasty and the reason I…read moreleave two stars instead of one. Customer service was not excellent but it was not bad. I love haitian patties especially beef. I ordered 3 the server tells me they are $8 a piece. Red flag I ignored, so I ordered two. When I say this is the worse pattie I have ever encountered in my life. For $8 you get this huge patty that barely has any beef. It wasn't flavorful and some of the meat was still raw. It was so bad I didn't even take it back. I just threw it away and took my L on the $16. The menu says the fried turkey and rice is $16 it was $24. It was delicious though! Stay far away from the patties. Bill was $43 for a plate of rice, fried turkey, and 2 patties.

I stopped by today and ordered a fritay--it was absolutely delicious! The owner was very friendly,…read morewelcoming, and chatty, which made the experience even better. If I could, I'd give her 10 stars for both the food and the service!

From the owner: Authentic Haitian cuisine in a very Comfortable environment. Everyone treat like friends and…read morefamily.

Great place nice workers great food and they try to restock while they can underrated business must…read morecome if Haitian .

We ordered the Port-au-Prince Bowl to go. You get to pick two mains and 4 sides. We got the Halal…read moreStew Chicken and the vegan Legume. For sides, we got Black Rice, Sweet Plantains, Green Plantains, Rice & Beans. Wow, what a superb meal. Everything was delicious. They also go a little light in the salt which I loved. There wasn't a single dish in there that I didn't like. The chicken was tender, the stew and legumes were flavorful, the rice was well cooked, the tostones were crispy, and the sweet plantains were truly ripe. I honestly wish they had a combo where they could do three mains and six sides cuz I would be into that! And a special shout out to the compostable packaging. Loved it.

I had been eagerly anticipating my visit to this much-talked-about eatery after seeing all the buzz…read moreon social media and television. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of expectations. While the staff was friendly and welcoming, there was a little lack of coordination in the service but not so much that it detracted from the overall service. I decided to order the fried chicken, hoping for a flavorful experience, that Creole food is typical of, but I was sorely disappointed to find that it was completely devoid of seasoning--absolutely none! The taste was bland, and I found myself unable to enjoy it at all. After a few bites, I realized I couldn't force myself to eat it, so I ended up tossing it in the trash. Given that I was already some distance away from the restaurant at my next stop, returning it wasn't an option. I did take the time to call the restaurant and voice my concerns, but they l didn't offer any form of credit or compensation for the issue, so it only reinforced my decision not to return, as I couldn't see myself taking another chance on a meal that fell so flat. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, especially considering the hype surrounding this place.

My favorite place to grab Haitian food. I always get the baked chicken which comes with rice and…read morebeans. I also love the fried plantains as an appetizer. This place is many grab and go and the staff are very friendly and will help you with the menu. The portions are also big and very filling.

The food was horrible, full of oil, covered with a plastic bag and I noticed several rodents…read moredroppings at the book case behind the serving counter. Place is not clean. It was dead, the women was friendly. The smothered vegetables was not tasty at all and the rice was horrible.

I felt lucky to find this Caribbean restaurant in Falls River and never had Haitian food before.I…read morewas told all The Caribbean restaurants were in Boston. I ordered the fried pork and stew chicken with rice and peas and plantain. Both meals came with a side salad. The food was packaged well and arrived nice and hot. The portions of the food were very good for the price. Food was seasoned well and was authentic Caribbean cuisine.

The best oxtails i've ever had are from here and I've had homemade, Jamaican oxtails, but these…read moreoxtails... they're out of this world. I only wish there was an option for a larger portion of oxtails or extra on a plate because they're sooo delicious. The black rice always hits as well. So good! The pikliz is also great.