Nganda African Street Food
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Nganda African Street Food Reviews
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We came here right before the Blue Jays game and we were able to get seated right away! The owner was so thoughtful and gave us some good recommendations. He even brought my friend soup with his fufu as it’s how traditionally eaten! The food was so flavorful and filling and they even had vegetarian/vegan options! Highly recommend next time you’re in the area!
I should have ordered the stew beef dish instead of the jerky ones that was kinda too dried and salty in the end or it could have been better if there’s a bit more salads, the service was friendly and patient thought.
Good vibe
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Nganda African Street Food offers a delicious explosion of African flavors and spices. The Jollof rice is a masterpiece, and the Shayo Suya Beef is a must-try. Customers praise the nicely made fufu and the wonderful grilling of the meat. The restaurant also serves chicken, goat, and plantains, with many enjoying the rich flavors and generous portions, especially of the goat meat. The plantains are tasty, though some prefer them riper, and the rice can be slightly drier than expected. Service is friendly, with staff like Mathias being polite and welcoming, making guests feel at home. Visitors often describe the food as made with love and authenticity, highlighting the warm hospitality. The Bissap cocktail (hibiscus) and Alloco appetizer are highly recommended, adding to the memorable experience. While some find the prices a bit high—such as the larger size of the shayo for $25—many believe the food is worth it and consider this a hidden gem in downtown Toronto. The pick-up spot is located inside another establishment, which can be a little tricky to find. Overall, it’s a great place to satisfy cravings for authentic African cuisine.