Welcome to Silany's restaurant lakay
At Silany's Restaurant Lakay, the essence of Caribbean cuisine comes alive in every dish. Located in Lawrenceville, GA, this Haitian eatery offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, complemented by the vibrant rhythms of Compas music. Their menu features authentic staples like Fried Turkey, Tassot Kodenn, and savory Poule Nan Sos, transporting guests back to cherished home-cooked meals. The passion for flavor shines through the carefully prepared dishes, with highlights such as their Djon Djon rice and whole fried snapper. Silany's combines culinary tradition and modern hospitality, making it a beloved destination for those craving the true taste of Haiti.
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965 Duluth Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Hotline: (678) 404-5192
Welcome to Silany's Restaurant Lakay, an inviting gem of Caribbean cuisine located at 965 Duluth Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043. If you're seeking authentic Haitian flavors that bring a taste of home, then this is the place for you. Silany’s offers a delightful culinary journey through traditional dishes, each crafted with care and passion.
The menu at Silany's is a celebration of Haitian culture, featuring signature dishes that transport you straight to the vibrant streets of Haiti. A standout option is the Fried Chicken, prepared Latin-American style, served alongside perfectly cooked rice and beans or white rice for just $18.00. For those who crave something deeper in flavor, the Tassot Kodenn—marinated and deep-fried turkey served with rice—will have you falling in love with every bite at $20.00.
- Fritay Pwason: A whole snapper marinated in traditional spices, accompanied by fried plantains and pikliz, priced at $48.00. This dish encapsulates the essence of Creole cooking.
- Haitian Meatballs (Boulette): Delicious and tender, these meatballs are available with your choice of rice for $18.00.
- Poule Nan Sos: A savory stew chicken option that is deeply flavored and perfect when paired with rice or beans, offered at $18.00.
- Silany's Pasta: This Haitian spaghetti dish is another must-try, available for just $14.00.
Many customers rave about the flavorful offerings that Silany’s provides. Ronnie C., a devoted fan of Haitian cuisine, describes the food as “hitting that spot of home-cooked food.” The praise doesn’t stop there; other patrons have noted the perfect mix of flavors, particularly highlighting the red snapper and the ever-popular lalo, deemed the best in town.
Beyond the tantalizing dishes, Silany's is cherished for its warm hospitality. Guests are welcomed into a cozy atmosphere where the sweet sounds of Compas music enhance your dining experience. As told by customer Nemours J., the friendly service complements the incredible food, making you feel like part of the family.
If you're in the Lawrenceville area and are looking for an authentic taste of Haiti, make sure to visit Silany's Restaurant Lakay. With each dish, you not only enjoy a meal but also a narrative woven through flavors and tradition. Whether you're a long-time lover of Haitian food or a newcomer, Silany’s promises a dining experience that resonates with the heart and soul of Caribbean culture.
For more information or to place an order, you can reach them at (678) 404-5192. Don't miss out on the culinary treasure that is Silany's!
I love supporting my Haitian restaurants and businesses, but we need to do better with the services. Customers should not have to wait for someone to greet them at the door or look for someone, just a suggestion. I appreciate the "made to order" method but when someone orders over the phone or online they should not have to wait an additional 20 to 30 minutes for the foodmake it less time, just another suggestion. Now, this place has been open for awhile and got great reviews, so after long over due of wanting to try it, I finally did. The owner was very friendly and has a northern style about him (NJ). Let's talk about the food, I usually order my favorite (legume). Now, being a Haitian child and always having Haitian food cooked in the house, but once grown and moved away from the parent home, I find myself looking for my native food. This place hit that spot of home cooked food. I wasn't too kin with the paté (chicken), to describe it in a simple way, it's like a Haitian eggroll flavor & taste. The Akra was really good as while as the Griot w/Diri Djon Djon, next time I will go with the Bannan (green) not the sweet one. I will go back and try the Macaroni, legume and maybe oxtail. Thank you Silany for the good food, see you soon.
The food has the perfect mix of flavors. The red snapper and lalo are the best in town!
The food here was very flavorful. I would recommend it to anyone looking for good Haitian food. The hospitality was great too. I'll be back!
Great food and friendly customer service. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere with Compas playing in the background.