West African Restaurants near Mississauga, ON

“We had a 5-man dinner and we're aptly cared for.
Prices were reasonable and the food was tasty.

Vegetarian options: Once you explain your request to the owner, they will strive to meet your requirements.

Parking: Ok

Kid-friendliness: Nice enough to accommodate kids“

“My friends and I didn't even hesitate to go here, we were at Anime Con so naturally tired and hungry. But we found this place on a luck and the food was so delicious and the service was TOP NOTCH!!! The lady was so kind to us with our ridiculous requests ? but she was amazing and delivered well. The jollof rice and chicken stew was amazing and I'm happy I got the pounded yam as well. She also served us Plantain and a bread like ball that was very soft. I recommend this humble and sweet restaurant. You won't be dissapointed“

“I ordered the Suya chicken, fried rice and eforiro soup with peppered turkey. The only disappointing thing was the shrimp in the photo of the fried rice were big but I got the small cocktail shrimp. Other than that the suya was perfect, rice was soft and flavoured well. My soup was delicious. More spice but that’s just a personal preference, flavours are there!“

“24/7 lounge restaurant is the best African restaurant I have ever been to in Toronto!!! Their food is always so delicious!! Me and my family always go there leaving with a smile on our faces and they never disappoint! Service for Mother’s Day today was amazing!! I will always be coming back here! I will be telling all my friends about this place as well!!! Amazing atmosphere, friendly staff and amazing food!!! I love it!! Their jollof rice is So so good!!!“

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

“We had the pleasure of having Made's Kitchen assist us with catering an event this past weekend, and they were so great to work with. They were punctual, had great food, and a lovely team serving and preparing food fresh for the guests. We would highly recommend them to anyone looking for authentic Nigerian cuisine!“

“I took a quick trip to Oyato African food market to bulk up on African black soap, on my way out I seen ola there door advertised fresh restaurant and catered food. I went in and was greeted by two sweet elders aunty & auncle and they gently gave me the menu I seen all the great tasty fire dishes but I had to keep it humble with my diabetes. So I just ordered the cheapest thing on the menu mashed beans . They looked at me like that’s it! I laughed like “yeah I have my green banana at home to Dip” ! They were like okay I waited no more than 10 minutes cause it’s a pretty simple dish.some nice west African gospel was playing on the flatscreen I would say I got a nice homey vibes were your welcomed to eat ! And that’s what I love comfortable and calm I kindly asked the chef if she could add a water and ginger ale to my meal. And it came up to $15.00 they only had visa debit at the moment not credit card.Id say it’s worth the price I even had left overs for a day which I liked cause it tasted alot better. I recommend sitting in if you’re used to traditional settings and need a good quick tasty meal or ordering take out or delivery.“

“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“