Fufu Catering Kitchen and Grill

Very bad experience

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

This isn’t it $60 jollof didn’t taste like jollof at all not even Nigerian jollof it had a weird spice in it that did not belong . Suya no spice , onions not fresh very soggy and tastes like the fridge and the suya is extremely tuff and this is coming from an Ivorian mouth who eats damn near everything and 5 pieces of goat meat was $27 that was extremely tuff and it didn’t taste like anything . This can’t be African cuisine place or someone originated . Maybe the chef never even been or lived home. Highly disappointed and the homemade juice that $6 is nasty .

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 2

If you’re looking for absurdly overpriced plates with minuscule portions, this is your spot. The concept of value is non-existent here, and I can’t stress enough how ridiculous the pricing is. Take, for instance, the goat meat—a small portion with barely any meat, just bones, priced at a mind-blowing $5 per piece. I could practically buy a whole goat at a farmers market for $120 and serve up 200-300 decent portions. Now do the math on the profit margin they’re already making.

Yes, businesses need to turn a profit, but this place takes it to an extreme, bordering on outright gouging. The greed is almost offensive. To top it off, the space itself is less than ideal: cramped, unclean, and lacking in basic standards.

The food is below average, very underwhelming. It’s either undercooked, or lacks the real flavor.

Not only will I never return, but I’m also counting on the day when a worthy competitor shows up and puts an end to this nonsense. Avoid at all costs.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The food here is terrible, that tastes old and it's overpriced! Customer service is rude here with no welcoming demeanor. I should've trusted the 1 star reviews from others. Avoid this place.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Recommended dishes: Beef Suya, Abula Amala Gbegiri Ewedu and Protein of Choice

Delicious food and good customer service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Had their signature amala, and it wasn't up to par. It was lumpy, but still edible. Liked the variety of dishes though, went with a large party that included kids, and everyone was able to order food they wanted. Service was okay, the servers were patient with taking the orders. Don't know if the lumpy amala was a one-off or not.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

I finally had the chance to try Jollof Rice after so long! ?? The place was a bit warm at first, but they quickly turned on the AC. ? The staff was super friendly and gave me samples of all the rice and sauces. ? I finally made my decision and it was delicious! I ate so much that I couldn't finish it all, but I was happy to take some home. ? #JollofRice #FoodHeaven #TasteBudsExploding

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Fried Plantain, Beef Suya

The Amala (Abula) was great. It has that Naija buka atmosphere. But the jollof DOES NOT taste like Naija jollof at all. It has too much salt and seasoning.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Gbegiri Ati Ewedu, Amala

I've always come here and the food is average, today i decided to bring my dad who came visiting from Nigeria,drove 45mins , i ordered amala and efo and it was soo bad i couldn't eat it, the efo tasted sour and the amala is not done, it was so saggy,i asked the lady that served if i could order something else as i was really hungry and she said i have to pay despite showing her i couldn't eat, i then ordered jollof as takeout and it was as if it was cooked with just salt and maggi, had to pour it away. My husband had poundo and egusi and complained of too much Maggie in the soup. We spent like $150 and it was all a waste, customer service was bad too. I rarely leave reviews let alone bad ones but couldn't ignore today's experience. Bottom line, care more about your customers, it's not like the food is cheap but at least,one should be able to eat it.

Food: 1

Service: 2

Mama dis da boy from Indianapolis, Indiana You fed me plentiful so much dat my wife was jealous. Thank you mama for everything and My lover was most grateful for your O Fada. We shall return. Nobody in The Americas cook like you.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Fish Curry, Half Pan Jollof, Efo Riro w Pounded Yams, Assorted, Sorreel, Turkey, Chicken Suya

I ate at the restaurant months ago and was thrilled to see them on Uber eats. This is the best jollof I have had in Atlanta! Not Ikes, little Lagos or any of those other places have the mix of flavor, spice and texture.
I also got a side of goat meat which was spicy, delicious, and perfectly cooked.
I will probably have to order a half pan every week or every other week!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Spinach was so good ! my order came up to 60$ for 2 plates until I found whatever this is in my spinach half way through eating it. Very unsafe I’m worried if I ate any other pieces of plastic . So just make sure to look at what you’re eating

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 5

Came from out of state and was recommended to try this establishment. The employee there was not friendly, she was a lighter complexion. May have had glasses…I ignored the service, but the food was also not the best either. Barely any beef in the stew I got for an overpriced amount. Maybe their speciality is in other dishes.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 1

Too expensive for the portion size... Ordered beef suya with jollof rice... Meat was bland... Jollof was meh...

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 3

I was born and raised in Nigeria and have had soo many suya dishes and my mother cooks it every holiday so it pains me to give my people this rating, but I was very disappointed. I paid $24 for a poor plate of what they call "suya". It does not even look authentic, the beef was hard to chew and there were 4 pieces of onions in the plate and not nearly enough beef for the price, plus the spice wasn't even added to the beef like it is in suya dishes. This was simply spicy beef. Don't call it suya and charge people such an insane price for inauthentic food and small portions, please.. I'm always looking to support and try more Nigerian places, but places like this is why it's difficult for me to, because my people will overprice and serve you something like this, Why? It was very disappointing. I have made suya before, and it is somehow better than this one, unfortunately.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 4