Hajara's Kitchen
$$ • African, Food Trucks, West AfricanAbout Hajara's Kitchen
Customers' Favorites
Jollof Rice with Chicken Plantain and Salad
Acheke Platter Pepper Sauce
Nigerian Homemade Meat Pie
Fries and Pepper Chicken
Suya Chicken Wings 6 pcs
Jallof Rice with Chicken
Shawarma Wrap with Fries
Egusi with Pounded Yam
Jollof Side - Puff Puff
Acheke w Talapia Fish
Hajara's Kitchen Reviews
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So amazing delicious that we back for more
The food is really good and the service was great . Driving over an hour was worth it. My sister in law is still talking about the Egusi and pounded yam
I was looking for a good authentic west African food place and so glad I found Hajara! I love that she uses great authentic ingredients as my other half’s family does who’s from Sierra Leone. Once we find, we were ordering every other weekend. The food is SO very tasty! I can’t wait to explore the menu. Our favorite is z potato leaves, roast meat, and cassava leaves.
Hours
| Monday | 2 - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Hajara's Kitchen offers an authentic West African dining experience that delights customers with its delicious food and warm atmosphere. Many first-time visitors have found the restaurant to be a welcoming place, with friendly staff who are eager to help guests navigate the menu. The food stands out for its freshness and flavor, with dishes like jollof rice, suya, pepper soup, and puff puff receiving high praise. Guests appreciate the balance of spices and the quality of ingredients used in each meal. The restaurant has become a staple for locals, known for its inviting vibe and attentive service. Regulars and newcomers alike express their enthusiasm for the unique flavors, including the highly recommended meat pie and samosa. Hajara's Kitchen is celebrated not only for its food but also for creating a comfortable setting that encourages diners to return. Overall, it is a must-visit spot for anyone looking to explore West African cuisine.