Canzy island taste
4.6 x (18) • 2601.6 mi • Caribbean • Seafood • Latin American • Info
1737 Deer Park Avenue
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Sunday
8:00 AM - 8:00 PM • Afternoon Menu
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM • Afternoon Menu
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM • Menu
Saturday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM • Afternoon Menu
Fritay Everyday started at 2pm to 8h30pm
- Griot Fritay$15.80 • 100% (5)
- Chicken Fritay$15.95Served with fried plantains,acra,sweet potatoes
- Turkey Fritay$16.95
- Akra side$3.004 for $3.00Popular
- Oxtail( only Saturday and Sunday)$26.80any side of Oxtail Large , Medium , Small
come with rice or Mais - Medium Fish$30.00
- Regular sausage$1.75
- Large Fish Fritay$35.00Served with fried plantains,acra,sweet potatoes
Or rice and beans - Plaintains$3.005 for $3 dollars
- Fish Fritay$30.00Served with fried plantains, acra, patate
Or serve with rice and beans - Hot sausage$1.75
- X large Fish Fritay$40.00
- Potatoes side$3.002 for $3.00
Breakfast
- Patties (Paté Kodé) chicken$4.00 • 66% (3)This is as authentic as it gets. Pate Kode is a Haitian Street delicacy that is easy to make and delicious. Don’t underestimate the homemade pastry, it’s quite versatile and makes some delicious patties.
At Canzy island taste - Aka-100 only on Sunday medium$5.25Akasan is a corn flour based shake popular in Haiti. Unlike traditional shakes this shake starts by cooking corn flour. In Haiti, there are many vendors that sell the shake pre-made, but most just make it at home. The drink can be served warm, but it usually chilled and served as a refreshing drink. Try it out an let us know what you think.
- Soup only on Sunday$10.80Canzy island of soup joumou is about every Sunday morning in the making. It's not a complicated dish, but most recipes call for a loooooong list of different ingredients which makes it hard to give all the different flavors their just due.
- Bouillon ( Friday and Saturday only )$12.95Haitian Bouillon, or Beef and Veggies Soup, is hearty, delicious and a favorite staple meal served on Saturday in most Haitian households.
- Large akasan (only Sunday )$9.80Akasan is a corn flour based shake popular in Haiti. Unlike traditional shakes this shake starts by cooking corn flour. In Haiti, there are many vendors that sell the shake pre-made, but most just make it at home. The drink can be served warm, but it usually chilled and served as a refreshing drink. Try it out an let us know what you think.
- Patties, pate kode herring$4.00
