Tigeorges' Chicken Restaurant Review:
It's not that easy to find a bona fide Haitian restaurant in L.A., and this nifty little establishment is the only one we're familiar with. The chicken, hot from a specialty avocado-wood-burning rotisserie, is the main attraction, served with sides of fried plantains, beans, okra or pikliz (a condiment of pickled Scotch bonnet peppers). To start, deep-fried taro root, yucca bread and squash...
Citrus and avocado wood-smoked, jerk-esque chicken in expansive flames licking in front of the multi-colored restaurant. George is Haiti's happiest, giving us a glow we usually blame on too much sun and LA Pacific Ocean. Deep fried taro root and 'cued pork gives points further south a run for their change. Devour addictive hen with ti malis sauce and plantains to thank your taste buds for all...