The manager or woman in charge was nice, welcoming, and attentive. She also has a sense of humor, which was nice.There was also a waitress... a Spanish-speaking somewhat elderly lady with big and seemingly FULL bewbs behind her snug shirt. At least size DD, I'm thinking. This has nothing to do with the food, but It was a nice aspect to the visit ?I ordered the okro soup (assorted meats) with pounded yam fufu, a bottle of palm wine, and Jamaican ginger beer. The meats in the soup had too many big bones, and the soup itself needed more Maggi, salt, and pepper. However they provided akabanga hot oil and salt, and I was happy. The fufu had a nice even consistency, not too hard and not too soft.The restaurant is in a convenient location, easily accessible via public transit and ride shares. The "store" part of the place also has a variety of random useful ingredients and products. If I ever revisit Miami, I'll be sure to dine AND shop at this restaurant again! ??Parking: If I'd driven here, I'd have no problem finding parking next to the restaurant or around the corner.Kid-friendliness: Not much space for kids to run around, but they shouldn't be running around anyway! The dining area also has a TV for entertainment.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
ZULU SHAY
Food is not good at all I do not
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Brittany Morrison
The food was horrible. I bought food from my son and i, the food was completely inedible so I threw it in the trash! $33 wasted, never again!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Goat&OCRA with Yam Fufu
Lisa Hunter
I ASK THE GENTLEMAN TO WASH HIS HANDS BEFORE SERVING, HE SAYS ALREADY DID, BUT FLORIDA HEALTH CODE, SAYS EACH TIME BEFORE SERVING. I LEFT DONT COME HERE! HOW YOU DONT WANT TO WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE SERVING...NASTY ++
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Peace Love
Food is not good. Was very hungry and looked forward to eating this jollof and fish but the jollof rice tastes nothing like authentic jollof rice it has a very weird taste almost as if it was prepared by a non african. I am unable to eat. The fish tastes old…. ughh very disappointed for the high
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Jollof Rice with Fried Fish
sam
Branched in for a Sunday lunch at Sheri restaurant and the experience was great, the meal was tasty and service was splendid.Parking: We parked right in front of the restaurant (it was a Sunday).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish
Michelle W.
Great Africa food, this is my spot..My daughter and I love the goat pepper soup... so many nice dishes...fufu, aww the best...Mama Sheri thank u every time
Martin Piquion
Tastes decent but gives Very small portions with a lot of bones lol for a 20$ price. but it’s the only African food restaurant in Miami-dade. Somebody open a African
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Fatty_ Legend
Everything was ok but I believe the worst part was the ogbono soup. It smelled like soap and tasted even worse. I wasn’t pleased to spend nearly $30 for soap soup.
Ok, so I went to this location with some friends. Because I wanted to try some nigerian food. I have been to Nigerian restaurants in Miami. But I want to try this location now. The first thing I loved about it was that it felt like I was in Nigeria. The smells, the interior, the Nigerian household products for sell and the family helping out in the restaurant. All of this was nice but the main reason I was here was for the food. We had a lot, fufu, egusi, eba, jollof, steamed fish and puff puff. It was so amazing and bursting with flavor. Honestly just based off the food alone this is my new favorite spots in Miami for Nigeran food. Also the cashier was extra nice when she found out it was my friend's first time having Nigerian food
Allison B.
This was my first time trying this dish. And it was really good. I'll be honest I'm not sure if I was eating beef or oxtail, it was still delicious, but just a bit fatty on the pieces for me vs having more meaty pieces.
Barb Umezurike
If you are Nigerian or know what proper Nigerian food tastes like do not eat here. Hands down the worst Jollof rice and okra soup I have ever had. The rice was hard and flavorless. The soup tasted like old oil. Goat meat was tough. Total waste of $30.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Lory Corbett
I went to the restaurant on 10/08/2023. I told the owner I would rate her weather it was good or bad. I’m happy to say that I enjoyed every bite. Thank you so much and I will be back. I had the ogbono soup. Can’t wait to try the other dishes. The owner was very nice and attentive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gigi
The food is just amazing!! The fufu and the Egussi were just decadent!
The manager or woman in charge was nice, welcoming, and attentive. She also has a sense of humor, which was nice.There was also a waitress... a Spanish-speaking somewhat elderly lady with big and seemingly FULL bewbs behind her snug shirt. At least size DD, I'm thinking. This has nothing to do with the food, but It was a nice aspect to the visit ?I ordered the okro soup (assorted meats) with pounded yam fufu, a bottle of palm wine, and Jamaican ginger beer. The meats in the soup had too many big bones, and the soup itself needed more Maggi, salt, and pepper. However they provided akabanga hot oil and salt, and I was happy. The fufu had a nice even consistency, not too hard and not too soft.The restaurant is in a convenient location, easily accessible via public transit and ride shares. The "store" part of the place also has a variety of random useful ingredients and products. If I ever revisit Miami, I'll be sure to dine AND shop at this restaurant again! ??Parking: If I'd driven here, I'd have no problem finding parking next to the restaurant or around the corner.Kid-friendliness: Not much space for kids to run around, but they shouldn't be running around anyway! The dining area also has a TV for entertainment.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food is not good at all I do not
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food was horrible. I bought food from my son and i, the food was completely inedible so I threw it in the trash! $33 wasted, never again!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Goat&OCRA with Yam Fufu
I ASK THE GENTLEMAN TO WASH HIS HANDS BEFORE SERVING, HE SAYS ALREADY DID, BUT FLORIDA HEALTH CODE, SAYS EACH TIME BEFORE SERVING. I LEFT DONT COME HERE! HOW YOU DONT WANT TO WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE SERVING...NASTY ++
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food is not good. Was very hungry and looked forward to eating this jollof and fish but the jollof rice tastes nothing like authentic jollof rice it has a very weird taste almost as if it was prepared by a non african. I am unable to eat. The fish tastes old…. ughh very disappointed for the high
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Jollof Rice with Fried Fish
Branched in for a Sunday lunch at Sheri restaurant and the experience was great, the meal was tasty and service was splendid.Parking: We parked right in front of the restaurant (it was a Sunday).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish
Great Africa food, this is my spot..My daughter and I love the goat pepper soup... so many nice dishes...fufu, aww the best...Mama Sheri thank u every time
Tastes decent but gives Very small portions with a lot of bones lol for a 20$ price. but it’s the only African food restaurant in Miami-dade. Somebody open a African
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Everything was ok but I believe the worst part was the ogbono soup. It smelled like soap and tasted even worse. I wasn’t pleased to spend nearly $30 for soap soup.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Great Restaurant. Great Host.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Ok, so I went to this location with some friends. Because I wanted to try some nigerian food. I have been to Nigerian restaurants in Miami. But I want to try this location now. The first thing I loved about it was that it felt like I was in Nigeria. The smells, the interior, the Nigerian household products for sell and the family helping out in the restaurant. All of this was nice but the main reason I was here was for the food. We had a lot, fufu, egusi, eba, jollof, steamed fish and puff puff. It was so amazing and bursting with flavor. Honestly just based off the food alone this is my new favorite spots in Miami for Nigeran food. Also the cashier was extra nice when she found out it was my friend's first time having Nigerian food
This was my first time trying this dish. And it was really good. I'll be honest I'm not sure if I was eating beef or oxtail, it was still delicious, but just a bit fatty on the pieces for me vs having more meaty pieces.
If you are Nigerian or know what proper Nigerian food tastes like do not eat here. Hands down the worst Jollof rice and okra soup I have ever had. The rice was hard and flavorless. The soup tasted like old oil. Goat meat was tough. Total waste of $30.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I went to the restaurant on 10/08/2023. I told the owner I would rate her weather it was good or bad. I’m happy to say that I enjoyed every bite. Thank you so much and I will be back. I had the ogbono soup. Can’t wait to try the other dishes. The owner was very nice and attentive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is just amazing!! The fufu and the Egussi were just decadent!
Food: 5