African Restaurants in Dallas, TX

“Definitely my favorite place to come when craving delicious fresh hot authentic African food. Ms Bea is so wonderful and kind spirited makes you feel at home. I recommend this place to everyone that’s wanting to try delicious food. When I say run to this place I MEAN RUUUUUNNNN lol don’t miss out because of bad reviews.. see for yourself and go from there..My go to is the jollof rice and egusi and fufuBut I’ve tried the banga soup (omfg delicious and spicy)Bbq chicken with Mac and greens .. Soooogood too and the mango wings are good as well“

“I’m someone who really enjoys East African food and I could not be more satisfied with Dallul. I am so thankful I found this place and would highly recommend anyone viewing it to give it a try. I’m vegetarian and got the vegetarian combo, it had four of their vegetarian dishes and I loved it, so if that’s your thing, that’s a great one. The manager/owner was very friendly. I got takeout but I definitely will be eating inside next time I’m here. I’m not from the area but next time I’m here it’ll be top choice for me!Vegetarian options: There is a strong variety of vegetarian dishes“

“The food is so amazing with great flavor. I’m addicted and I love how great the food taste. My favorite is Chicken and Jollof Rice, I always get extra cabby because it’s so delicious and melts in my mouth. I’m getting hungry writing about it.“

“The food I always fire and the service I always great! I have had several of the daily named, fresh meals, and I hav ember been disappointed.Whether you need a few groceries for your next pot or wan some hot and ready food... this is your one stop shop for all things West African. Call ahead f you want something specifically but they have all the classic Nigerian soups. ALL ARE FIRE! Plus they have chicken, for when I am too lazy to chew beef!“

“This was my first experience with Ethiopian dishes. I enjoyed the flavors, spices, and presentation. The best part was eating with your natural born utensils, your hands. The injera (pancake-like flatbread) is used to scoop the food to eat. This is a uber casual mom and pop atmosphere. You can watch sports near the bar area. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The portions are plentiful. This is a good place to meet up with friends and family to eat.Vegetarian options: The meatless options are usually lentils, peas, beans, green leafy veggies, and herbs.“

“They have great ox tails, samboosa, great cabbage, and beans and rice. It’s a very relaxed atmosphere great drinks for a reasonable price women get in free men every now and again they charge $10 for them. The Hookah isn’t the best but that’s okay because everything else is a 10 out of 10 the security guard has been around since NYE in Addison around 2000 1415 and also has worked at Spring Valley and Coit Old, Aldeeze so they definitely have dedicated workers if they could have dedicated workers stay with them that long that let you know they’re family oriented and worth giving a chance to“

“Absolutely delicious! The goat meat pepper soup was spicy and flavorful, paired perfectly with the pounded yam.The suya chicken was tender and succulent.The Jollof rice is the perfect amount of heat and packed full of flavor.What an excellent experience, highly recommended!“

“This is hands down the best African Restaurant I have been to in the DFW area. Amazing set up and tasty African food and drinks. It reminds me of my home country. Meals are well cooked and the presentation is superb. Also, very respectful and welcoming staff. It's a great place to relax with friends and family.“

“"Wow, what an incredible dining experience at Aso Rock Restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm smiles and a welcoming atmosphere. The decor was vibrant and colorful, with beautiful African-inspired patterns and artwork on the walls.But the real star of the show was the food! We ordered the jollof rice and suya, and oh my goodness, it was love at first bite! The flavors were explosive and rich, and the portions were generous. We also tried the plantain and peanut soup, which was creamy and delicious.The service was top-notch, our server was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. And the prices? So reasonable!Highly recommend Aso Rock Restaurant for a taste of Nigeria in the heart of Dallas“

“I ordered last minute chicken choma, and lamb choma, half tray food enough to feed 10+ people they didn’t turn me down at all, my food was ready on time for pick up, it was well packaged, and the food is soo good, well prepared, well presented and very delicious, African fusion never fails, the owner is very responsive and yusuf is a great employee, very respectful, kind and great customer service, I would recommend everyone you will not be disappointed….“