West African Restaurants near Mississauga, ON

“The abula exceeded my expectations and brought back nostalgic memories (just like White House in Yaba). It’s absolutely worth the price. The customer service was top-notch, and I’ll definitely be returning with my friends! Super neat too“

“Lately I’ve been really into egusi soup, and this spot was pretty tasty overall. The egusi itself had good flavour, although it was a little heavier on the palm oil than I personally prefer. It still tasted good, but a slightly lighter touch would have made it even better.

The assorted meat stew on top was extremely spicy. I can usually handle spice and enjoy peppery food, but this one was a bit overpowering and ended up taking away from the overall experience for me since it overshadowed the flavour of the egusi.

That being said, the portion size was great and very filling. It is a bit on the pricier side when ordering through Uber, but you do get a generous amount of food, so it can still feel worth it depending on what you are looking for.“

“My initial exposure to the great meal was in August when I had guests from London, UK.
And then another guest from Lagos, Nigeria in Sept and so I decided to show off the great meal from the restaurant and it was again wonderful as the first time.
Come October, I will visit to dine in with my guests from Japan.“

“Food was excellent, I ordered the Jollof Suya combo. Great portion size and great flavour. Plantain was cooked perfectly. Must come try.
Service from the guy in the front was also great, soft spoken, and very good with customers 💯“

“very sumptuous meals, and excellent customer service. orders are always on time.“

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

“Honestly. This place is great.
Because I and my friends have been coming here it’s over a year.
Very relaxed atmosphere, nice sitting area to watch their large screen TV.
Jollof rice is priceless and I just discovered their hot pepper soup.
Yikes !
Shola the owner along with Yola (culinary queen chef) are terrific hosts. Professional and respectful is what you will always receive.“

“We were visiting Toronto, so I pre-booked a special meal for my husband to surprise him, something he had not eaten in 9 years - real pounded yam. The sound of the mortar and pestle, like music to his ears! The food was amazing, vegetable on-point! He was so pleased, he didn't eat anything else that day.
The staff were very pleasant, chef Made also visited our table while we enjoyed the meal. It was worth every dime. Thank you, we will surely be visiting again.
Sorry we almost finished the food before I remembered to take a picture!“

“FOOD DEPOT restaurant No one beats the taste and price of her Jollof rice
in GTA.

Fresh food
real nigerian taste with reasonable price.
friendly staff.
Clean restaurant.

you never go wrong visiting Food Depot restaurant.

and if you have an occasion, call Food Depot.
nobody can beat their price.

the owner is very nice woman and a considerate person.

I would give more than 5stars if I could.“

“I've always wanted to try fufu and egusi, and I will say this is the best place to have it. My roommate's and I loved every bite!! Food was delicious, staff were super friendly. 100% recommend and we will be back! 🔥🔥“

“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.“

“I brought some International Visitors from South Korea to taste of African food and Naija Jollof didnt disappoint. The beef suya was excellent with the pepper on it. The jollof (orange) rice was tasty and the fried plantain was soft and succulent and melted in the mouth of the Koreans. That is how they described it. The fufu and vegetable soup and egushi soup was something they would love to know how to make it themselves (importing it to South Korean). FYI, the left over fufu, suya and jollof was packed and shipped to Korea the next day. That should sum up how they liked it all.“