Manjay restaurant

Absolutely delicious! I had heard about Manjay Restaurant and had driven by almost everyday The Citadel on my way home from work. A friend and I decided to check it out. He ordered the traditional Haitian dish, griyo, and I got the coco loco shrimp; we both got rice and beans, plantains, pikliz. I highly suggest the conch fritters. At Manjay, the conch fritters are the best we've ever had! The pikliz was on point and brought some nice heat to spice everything up. Both the service and food were excellent. The Citadel has a cool vibe and a nice variety to choose from. Manjay Restaurant is a great little culinary gem that you don't want to miss.

Delicious! We visited today and can’t wait to go back already. We tried the mofongo appetizer which was perfect as well as the Coco loco shrimp and the avocado toast and we would get everything again!

Took me about 40 minutes to get here and WOW this place is phenomenal- love the portion size, the presentation, and most importantly the flavors of everything. The cook is also very kind - I will come back here with friends very soon! I would love it if they made speciality drinks to bring every together.

This is some of the best food I’ve ever had in my life. The jerk chucking is phenomenal and the shrimp is also sensational, their choice of spices and side are brilliant. Highly recommend. Even time I visit Miami I have to eat here.

We visited this establishment on Valentine’s Day afternoon in the citadel. The gentleman at the counter was nice and explained which dish would be best for two people to share. We ordered one jerk chicken bowl with coconut rice, and the chargrilled corn. They ask for a number to text you when your order is ready. We got our order which came with a tasty sauce for the chicken, an avocado based sauce for the corn, and the spicy slaw traditionally eaten in Caribbean cuisine. It also came with two green tomato plantains which were tasty as well and a good complement to the entire meal. All of the dishes were extremely delicious and just enough for the two of us to share. We ate at the citadel which was a very nice, clean, and modern food hall in the up and coming lemon city. I would definitely recommend this food stand to anyone visiting Miami who wants Caribbean cuisine.