African Restaurants near Richmond, TX

“Great food and service!!..been here a good amount of time and food is always on point..they made a mistake on my order once and owner Marvin went above and beyond to correct error..amazing experience..please support these people you won’t regret “

“The food here is absolutely incredible but the service is absolutely terrible. The woman who I am assuming is the owner is the only one running the front of the restaurant; taking and placing orders, processing payments, greeting customers, etc. Literally every other person is just a cook. There is legit no one else on the front end with her so there was a lot of confusion with who came in first for orders to be placed and absurdly long wait times. It’s honestly one of the worst service experiences I’ve ever had. I waited 1hr and 20mins for my food yall, no kidding. And I came in to place a to-go order. If she could get 2-3 waitresses/waiters to manage the front end of the store with it’d be golden. Again, food is outstanding but the service belongs in the deepest and hottest part of inflamed trash.“

“This place is small but it's packing a lot of flavor. The customer service was good. The food is made fresh and they have homemade drinks. Almost everything me and my friends had was delicious. My favorite was the turkey Suya, meat pies, samosas, beef suya and zobo slushies. If you are looking for some good African food. I would highly recommend this place“

“This is awesome, their suya was top notch , I requested for not too much spicy one and I got exactly what I wanted, that I even ordered for extra. Their staff were amazing. This is the best suya I have eaten since I arrive United States. I give them 10/10“

“My food was Amazing!! The Amala so soft and delicious. The plantains so!!!! Good!!! The goat meat… everything was good. It was worth every penny and more.. I just relocated to Texas and had a hard time finding good tasting African food. I have just found my spot. Good job to the chef?? I found out I’m Igbo, but was married to a Yoruba man? I also learned to cook the foods.“