The food was great and well flavored. If you like spicy food then this is the place for you. Overall great West African food.
Ron Baker
Picked up some Asun Jollof rice. It smelt like it was the remains of a dished that was burnt. All I can smell is the burnt odor. It tasted burnt. I tried to eat it without inhaling, it's okay. I feel like they tried to salvage the dish after burning it. It's not a roasted fire smell & taste, it's burnt and tasted burnt. They should've thrown it away. It cost $30 for one order of Asun Jollof rice and what I received wasn't worth a dollar. Big waste of $30.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Enny Oyedele
The restaurant is AMAZING, everything, if you haven’t been here then you aren’t tired of cooking yet, a place to be when you need a good food here in Indianapolis. Hospitality 10000% FOOD IS A MILLON PERCENT%%% I had a good time I forgot to take a picture or PICTURESSS just imagineee!!🤦🏽♀️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anastasia Love
The owner and her family are lovely people. The inside/ dining room is still a work in progress, so orders are to-go only, but the kitchen is immaculate!
The food is always fresh and delicious. The pricing is high, but as of lately, what isn't? Even Mc Donald's can get pricey, so, no shade to this place.
Bottom lin, we get food from here on a consistent basis with no regrets.
I recommend the asun jollof rice, nkwobi and the alternative to afaang ( edi-kai-kon?)
Food: 5
Service: 5
Omalicha Okafor
Lived in the US for 10 years and I love to buy African food. Never have I eaten bitter leaf soup that tastes as delicious as the one from Toscana. If I ever have to leave a review then you can bet it’s genuine. Kudos to the team and please keep up the effort
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Durrell Cullens
Delicious and authentic African food! Never can get enough of the food!
Lekan Olas
Wonderful Indigenous Food at your Fingertips. A must try… You can’t afford to miss the Flavour
The food was great and well flavored. If you like spicy food then this is the place for you. Overall great West African food.
Picked up some Asun Jollof rice. It smelt like it was the remains of a dished that was burnt. All I can smell is the burnt odor. It tasted burnt. I tried to eat it without inhaling, it's okay. I feel like they tried to salvage the dish after burning it. It's not a roasted fire smell & taste, it's burnt and tasted burnt. They should've thrown it away. It cost $30 for one order of Asun Jollof rice and what I received wasn't worth a dollar. Big waste of $30.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
The restaurant is AMAZING, everything, if you haven’t been here then you aren’t tired of cooking yet, a place to be when you need a good food here in Indianapolis. Hospitality 10000% FOOD IS A MILLON PERCENT%%% I had a good time I forgot to take a picture or PICTURESSS just imagineee!!🤦🏽♀️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The owner and her family are lovely people. The inside/ dining room is still a work in progress, so orders are to-go only, but the kitchen is immaculate!
The food is always fresh and delicious. The pricing is high, but as of lately, what isn't? Even Mc Donald's can get pricey, so, no shade to this place.
Bottom lin, we get food from here on a consistent basis with no regrets.
I recommend the asun jollof rice, nkwobi and the alternative to afaang ( edi-kai-kon?)
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lived in the US for 10 years and I love to buy African food. Never have I eaten bitter leaf soup that tastes as delicious as the one from Toscana. If I ever have to leave a review then you can bet it’s genuine. Kudos to the team and please keep up the effort
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious and authentic African food! Never can get enough of the food!
Wonderful Indigenous Food at your Fingertips. A must try… You can’t afford to miss the Flavour
Good African Nigerian food
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