African Restaurants in Etobicoke, ON

“Good ambience, good music, a few improvements to be made in terms of the food served as we kept being served cold food. However, the waitress Mary was very jovial and pleasant, she was very helpful, patient and open to feedback, which is very commendable. Would definitely recommend this place though cos the food is good! Typical Nigerian spice levels and taste! I recommend.“

“Muskhaki is an amazing place to grab food and worth the commute to go to! My go to is always the Alfredo pasta with the spicy chicken and a muskhahi fries. The place is clean, the food is so good and I will always be coming to muskhaki for more. I also recommend their muskhaki cake it's also a must try.“

“one of the best place to eat our traditional food in Toronto. Jellof rice, pepper snails and pepper goat meat was exquisitely delicious 😍❤💋💋“

“The food was so good that I had to j hold myself back from eating more so I could share it with my folks after. They gave me more soup so that my folks could get the real experience. They're was another family there who had two kids. They put on kids shows so that they could be entertained and also held their baby while they ate and chatted. Would definitely recommend. The place is along the sorry end of the building plaza and has limited seating but 100% worth it.“

“Absolutely, we received five-star services, I attended my niece's wedding over the weekend, the Star banquet team's positive energy was amazing, food was great and served with style, well trained team, thank you Mohamed Ward, Yusuf Abdi, and Obama, they owned the stage.“

“DONT LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS
place constantly getting takeout orders
i’m the only one who dined in, they brought water to hand wash, soap on the table
afrobeats in the background
quiet and clean

food wise
portioning was great
hot
well seasoned
took awhile to get but as it should, cuz cooking takes time
i got the fufu , comes with goat, mackerel, and cow foot“

“nice and clean good food good service“

“This is the third Nigerian restaurant I’ve tried for egusi soup, and it’s definitely the best one so far. The egusi wasn’t too oily and had really great flavour. I liked the slight tomato base, and there was no fishy taste at all, which I appreciated. The poundo was also a perfect texture and went really well with the egusi.

I ordered it with chicken, and the pieces were huge which was great but they did take up most of the container. I would’ve liked a bit more egusi because of that.

The only thing I’d say is it could’ve used alot more spice/pepper but that might be on me for not asking. If it had a little more heat, it would’ve easily been a 10/10. Price point is great ! 25$ before tax on uber not including fees“

“My gf Layal and I tried this Ghanan Restaurant on Islington last night that was a hidden gem near our tattoo place.
We tried the Fu-Fuo(potato dumpling),Jollof Rice(chicken&egg) served with mixed spinach.
Owner was very friendly and the spice was just right and still have left overs for today.
We are happy we tried this place. Next time fish dish“

“food was excellent. good service. very busy. especially in the evening. other than that it's a very nice place .“