Customers` Favorites
Customers` Favorites
“Mrs Liz the owner of the catering, grocery, and partly restaurant is a God loving person. She is very down to earth in her mannerism. Above all, she made me a delicious Nigerian Style egusi soup. Although she’s from Ghana. She told me she had learned how to, from some of her Nigerian friends. Sincerely, the egusi soup is very well made. I love it. I rarely say that. I patronize her a lot because of her genuine human character. HardWork. Kindness. And Humility. Her prices are very affordable unlike many other African restaurants, grocery and catering where the owners, as they say want to build a home on ocean. ?“
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“Osuma Suya is the perfect spot for an authentic taste of Niagara suya. The spice has just the right kick, and every bite is packed with flavor. My go to is the beef and chicken suya absolutely delicious! They don’t have dine-in seating, only a spot to wait while your order is prepared, but it’s worth it every time.“
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“I visited the restaurant in McKinney in Texas, the food was great, ambience is nice and employees were friendly and welcoming. I would recommend this restaurant for anyone.“
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“First time at Jollof Haus and everything was delicious. Music wasn't loud, food was excellent, serene atmosphere, staff pleasant. The best African nigerian restaurant in the DFW area. I had efo riro/ pounds, hubby had okra/ pounds. TASTY!!!“
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“Outstanding from start to finish. Service was warm and accommodating. Food was outstanding. We had the sampler, stir fried goat, meat pie, and suya were fantastic. Only thing on the sampler we weren’t crazy about was the fish roll. They offered us puff puff. Light, delicious and fresh from the fryer. Mains were majestic stew and Jollof rice with beef tips. All were rich, flavorful, and wonderfully spicy. It was an outstanding meal and we will absolutely be back.“