African Restaurants in Kansas City, MO

“The food is really good. The Egusi didn't taste like Egusi though. I want to taste the Cassava Leaf/Potato Greens since I know that the lady is Liberian.

The place is painted beautifully but all the tables are dirty and broken.

The online prices are wrong. The good is very expensive.“

“Food is good, menu needs updating. Some items were no longer available. Some of the best Sambusa in the City. Sometime they do out too many white onions in them vs the meat.

Parking: Gravel parking area

Wheelchair accessibility: One level entrance and sidewalks along the Gates Plaza.“

“Awesome!!! Great vibes!!!“

“We were visiting KC and wanted an early lunch. We looked up halal restaurants close by and this popped up. After seeing the low amount of Google reviews we thought let’s try with zero expectations. We walked in and asked the owner at the counter what he recommended, he said lunch was too early to serve at 11am and he recommended getting breakfast, and he’ll serve us what he had. Told us to try the chai also. We agreed and were delighted. The chai was spicy and hot, the ginger in it was something we never had, it was good. For breakfast we got the meat stew with injira was pretty good, heavy but delicious.I can see why people may not like the service or have high expectations. My advice is to just try it, be patient and change your views on how you think a restaurant should operate. The food is delicious…. Just soak up the environment and culture“

“Hands down, one of the most authentic Jamaican establishment I've eaten at in a long time. The food was absolutely amazing! We had the jerk chicken, the curry goat and the patties! Full of seasoning and no holding back. The vibe was also nice and chill. The sisters are definitely engaging! We will definitely be back and sending everyone we know!“

“I got the pepper wings, suya beef meal and the okro seafood soup. I've never tried any of that before so it was an interesting experience. The wings were really good. Not super spicy, but they did have a little kick. The suya beef was also good . It came with Jollof and plantains. I also enjoyed that, but it was a little too spicy for me. Still really good though. Lastly, I had the okro soup with fufu. The soup was good, I was just really unfamiliar with how to it. It’s very viscous and kind of gooey. It had fish, a crab claw and shrimp. The fish had a lot of bones in it so be careful when eating that. And you also have to break apart the crab claw by hand. The soup is very time-consuming to eat so I probably won’t get it again. Still delicious, but it was just not my cup of tea. The woman who served me was extremely nice and welcoming. The couch I sat on was very comfortable and the music was so good! The vibes are a 10. I'd definer go back again, but in the future, I’d probably ask any of the dishes can be made slightly milder.

Parking: There's a small parking lot in the back. Very limited spaces“

“Omdl... I came to find this place bc of how hood the Nigerian food looks on IG (lol) and now I have an addiction that only Fannies can fix! Super delicious... I get it to go <3“

“Went today for Taco Tuesday and the food was amazing, as was the service. I really hope you keep the Taco Tuesdays.“