Emmaus Haitian Restaurant — Restaurant in Randolph

Title: Disappointing Experience - Not Worth the Price

Rating: 1/5 stars

My son and I were excited to try this new restaurant, but unfortunately, it fell short of our expectations. We ordered the white rice, sauce beans, chicken, and goat. However, they initially brought us two chickens instead of the goat, which was frustrating. After I brought it to their attention, they finally brought the goat.

The bigger issue was the portion size and taste. The goat dish cost $29, but we only got 4 pieces of goat in the bowl. The chicken dish cost $13, but we only got 2 legs, but the flavor was severely lacking. Both dishes tasted bland and unappetizing. Given the price and our experience, we ended up throwing most of the food away.

Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant based on our experience. The food was overpriced, and the service was not attentive to...

I'm absolutely delighted to have discovered Emmaus Haitian Restaurant in the heart of Randolph! The food is incredibly authentic and makes me feel right at home. As someone who's lived in Randolph for 19 years, I can confidently say that this is one of the finest and most affordable Haitian restaurants in the area. I've been back multiple times in the past month, and I'm still blown away by the generous portions and delicious flavors. The rice is cooked to perfection, with long grains that are simply divine. The black bean sauce served with the white rice is a game-changer, and the legumes, fried meats, and sauces are all masterfully prepared. Whether you're in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Emmaus Haitian Restaurant is sure to hit the spot. Welcome to...

Visiting my parents from CT, they said, “would you like some bouyon (hearty soup)?” I replied, you don’t need to cook and they said, no, there’s this new restaurant in Randolph and the food is delicious. They know that I don’t eat at Haitian restaurants due to the excessive use of (Maggi). Maggi spikes my blood pressure. They insisted that I try it, and they were right! The bouyon was delicious and the paté Kodé (patties) out of this world. I don’t like eggs in them but small details. The one suggestion I have is that they should have a queue rope to guide the customers to maintain order. It was a bit confusing. The place is immaculate and the staff very professional and as we all know they don’t smile or...