African Restaurants near Mckinney, TX

“This place is a hidden gem with excellent food ! The owner was very welcoming, helped us figure out what we wanted . Everything we ordered was very flavorful. We really enjoyed the food .“

“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. ?“

“Loved it. The beef Suya & Asun were PERFECT. The chicken & turkey Suya were ok but good. Liked the Suya tacos. Not a fan of the ram.

I just hate it’s in McKinney so over an hour drive for me. But definitely would RETURN for more.“

“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.“

“First time trying West African food, and our taste buds were stimulated and confused in a good way. We ordered for pick up with the Egusi with fufu, peri peri chicken with jollof rice, and yam fries. The Egusi reminded me of a tofu dish in terms of texture with a smoky seafood flavor. The jollof rice had a spice blend I was and wasn't familiar with at the same time. The yam fries were ok, but it felt a little overpriced at $14.“