Piman Bouk Haitian Restaurant

My friends and I were visiting from NYC where there is a large Haitian population. I felt this meal surpassed many of the restaurants I’ve experienced living in Brooklyn. We got the fried goat, pork, and stew chicken. Everything was freshly cooked and each bite was so flavorful. We appreciated the restaurant was not crowded, and we enjoyed sampling each other meals. I HIGHLY recommend the pork. Melts in your mouth. Fair price and our waitress was very kind and sweet.

Food is very fresh and seasoned perfectly. It's a little small inside, but the service is great, and your order is prepared fresh. If your in that area stop by you want regret it

My wife and I wanted to eat in Little Haiti. She ordered the fried fish with fried plantain, rice and beans. I ordered the stewed fish with boil plantains, rice and beans. Both orders of food tasted horrible. The service was good. The waitress felt bad that I did not eat my food at all. The stewed fish stated bad, and filled with too much butter or oil.

We actually were headed to a restaurant across the street when we stumbled across this hidden gem. The other restaurant was closed so we looked up anything that was within a half mile and New Piman Bouk popped up. Yes, it’s a cash only place. Yes, the exterior looks like it needs some TLC. And the less than four point rating on google maps was an initial turn off. But when you walk in, it’s packed with Haitians speaking Haitian, so you know the food is going to be authentic. And even if it wasn’t for that, the smells are just heavenly. Hands down, this was some of the best oxtail I’ve had in a while. There are an insane amount of sauce that was included and let me tell you that was dome crack sauce. Super tasty. Not too acidic and not bitter. Just a deep and round flavor. We also got the fried chicken but we were so blown away by the oxtail that the fried chicken was an after thought. The chicken on its own was pretty darn good too. Seemed like it was double fried because it was super crispy like Korean fried chicken. We ended up dunking the fried chicken in the oxtail sauce XD This place is worth the stop. Ignore the haters on google maps and the lower rating. If you’re a foodie like me, we should try to help this business out by raising the score. Oh, and make sure to hug the chef for me when you go💛

If you're looking for proper Haitian food in Miami, this is the place you're looking for. Located in the Little Haiti neighborhood, this cash only place definitely has excellent food at reasonable prices. The fresh was extremely fresh and fried perfectly. It came with rice and peas and thick fried plantain slices that were both really good! Even the condiments, a kind of red gravy and another spicy sour sauce with cabbage were great, pairing well with the fish. This place definitely gives the IYKYK vibes.

The fish and plantains I got for breakfast was not good at all. The fish was all lemon and I couldn't eat it. The bean sauce was so watery it ran straight through the rice when we added on top. I will never go to this restaurant again.

I has fish sauce and plantains. The salad was fresh . The food was delicious. Thanks you guys

Visited little haiti for the first time. I stopped at Pimen book restaurant and was Not disappointed. The food was incredibly delicious. All the plates were served within 15 minutes and the staff was courteous. I am planning to go back. 10 ou 10