Happy Kitchen

I visited from a different city and I didn’t regret going there. The food was served fast and fresh. I got the fried goat with plantains recommend. The meat was fresh well seasoned and tender yet well fried. I usually don’t like fries plantains but those were well fried and not too hard. Customer service was top tier, very friendly people and very professional ✅. I’ll definitely be going there again whenever I’m in Palm Beach.

The owners and the staffs are very polite and professional. Overall great service.

Definitely one of the best Haitian food around. Large Portions and the price is affordable.

OMG, me and my husband tried Happy Kitchen for the first time. It's a day later and we can't stop talking about how good the food was. I believe as a customer presentation should always be a top priority. Everything look just like the images online, I whisper to my husband baby even the lettuce look so authentic, and fresh lol .This restaurant deserves 100⭐⭐s Keyys& Her Family Support this establishment we will be back very soon. Thank you

The people that work here are so pleasant. The food is definitely a five star. This place is always hit, never a miss and they are inexpensive, consistent with their recipes and generous with their portions. Definitely one of my favorite places to get great food done right.

I wish to give 10 star m. They are good and praying they continue. Food tasty tasty

We ordered a Fritay platter with griyo (fried savory plantains, fried sweet plantains, fried plantains and a green salad) We also got the kalalou meal with diri and sos pwa nwa (fried/stewed okra, white rice and a black bean sauce) Everyone in the family loved it! There was more food than the six of us adults could eat. It appeared that most patrons ordered their food to go, and placed orders by calling in. We chose to dine in even though the dining space was small. They have a large selection of bottled drinks including Malta and Mystic. It was worth coming all the way from Deerfield Beach and passing other Haitian food restaurants on the way.

Although there was a bit of miscommunication between beans and what he calls it "bean sauce." I wanted beans but serve me just the sauce. Since it was black beans sauce. I rather have that than the black beans, which is the only beans they serve in South FL for some reason. Anyways, the fried chicken was very well fried. The white rice tasted good and similar to Puerto Rican food, which I was craving at the time. I will be trying it again before I leave the area.