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Best East African restaurants in United States
Top Rated East African restaurants
Top Reviewed East African restaurants
Somali Cafe and Restaurant
Dayib Cafe
Ashur Restaurant
Lucy Ethiopian Cafe
Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant
Asmara
Habesha Restaurant
Hamdi Restaurant
Asmara Restaurant
Afrika Fusion
Baarakallah Restaurant Somali Cuisine
Quruxlow Restaurant
Reviews
Authentic Eritrean food, served in the traditional style. Owner was very friendly and helped us choose what to get.
I enjoyed the extensive Sunday buffet of African food. Everyone should try it. I’m new to African food but this was all delicious. Spicy food was marked. If you can’t come for the buffet then be SURE to order the samosas - exactly how I like them. I think about eating them often. Go there soon!
I typically go and have dinner with family or friends whenever I miss the home cooked meals experience.
Great atmosphere with cool vibes.
Great atmosphere with cool vibes.
Afrika Fusion offers a delightful slice of Kenya right in the heart of DFW. This place charms with its distinct Kenyan feel and laid-back atmosphere, complemented by excellent service and spotless cleanliness. The dishes are simply delicious and evoke the true spirit of Kenyan culinary traditions. The buffet is a feast for the senses, offering an impressive variety of choices that cater to every palate. Additionally, diners will appreciate the ample parking space, making the visit hassle-free. Conveniently located and easily accessible via the Dallas Tollway, Afrika Fusion is a must-visit for an authentic and enjoyable dining experience.
If you want a variety of delicious African food then this is the place on Sundays for their extensive buffet selection. Everything I tried was excellent!
Very delicious. Strongly recommend going here. The food was unique and fun and the atmosphere was cozy, cute, and warm. We got the shareable meat dish and it was super tasty. Yum.
Totally love the view here, the atmosphere is so relaxing and their food is really delicious too. They have an excellent menu selection and their prices are one of a kind.
Amazing restaurant. Food was delicious and the place is nice inside. We love it!
The only issue we found is the lack of a booking system, but nothing that limits me to give them a 5 star.
You should try it!
The only issue we found is the lack of a booking system, but nothing that limits me to give them a 5 star.
You should try it!
We had a wonderful experience last night at Dukem. The service was prompt and friendly, every single dish was delicious, and the atmosphere was festive and fun. We will definitely be back!
This place has been around for a while. First tried it years ago. I ordered delivery this time. First time getting ethi delivered.
Two beef dishes. One minced one cubed.
Both around $20 each. Not cheap but one plate can be two meals. Very very tasty and flavorful.
Inera is made from grain teff. This was filling and I will definitely be coming back to try the menu again.
Parking is on the st metered and can be tough to find here.
Two beef dishes. One minced one cubed.
Both around $20 each. Not cheap but one plate can be two meals. Very very tasty and flavorful.
Inera is made from grain teff. This was filling and I will definitely be coming back to try the menu again.
Parking is on the st metered and can be tough to find here.
I visited before Covid and remember it being good, but underwhelmed by the size of the dish and injera given. Came here for date night before a show the other night. The atmosphere is casual with nice cultural art. The two of us shared the vegetarian sampler, a $70 platter, that is advertised to feed 3-4 people, thinking we’d have some leftovers for later. The dishes were very tasty and the honey wine was alright. The biggest downside was that we polished off that platter in a matter of minutes. The portions were definitely not going to feed 3-4 people. Maybe 3-4 children. A bit disappointed that we paid so much money for such a small portion, it makes we wonder if they altered the portion size because there was only two of us? I don’t know, but maybe ordering a couple of entrees instead of the sampler would’ve been better, though I’m not convinced it would’ve been any better of a portion size.
Again, the service was good, the food was good, it just left us wanting more.
Again, the service was good, the food was good, it just left us wanting more.
The food was cold, as well as bland. Good for people who are new to Ethiopian food as they won't be able to tell if this good. Service was awful as well. I had to physically get up to go to the bar to ask for the check. The food was too expensive as well. The one thing that was good was the samosa. I also liked the atmosphere. We went to celebrate a friend, disappointed overall. The poor quality of the restaurant made good conversation though.
Food is so filthy i get sick. Don't not wast your dollars this place
Asmara is one of my favorite spots to take out of townner or really anyone looking for something new. The food is always wonderful and consistent, the service great, and though the sesting can be limited, if there is a wait, it's well worth it! I'm also a big fan of their honey wine, too; I find the sweetness pairs well with the more floral and earthy spices in the meal.
Great tasting food, good service, generous portion. The only thing I would add is if they could make a little change to the decoration and restroom cleanliness. Otherwise, it's a great restaurant and worth spending your money.
We haven't been to an Ethiopian restaurant in 20 years and were looking for something different. Habesha's was good, and the waitress did a good job despite being really busy.
The food was good. Though not as spicy as I expected. It isn't my favorite food, but was a good experience and I'm glad my kids got to experience it.
The food was good. Though not as spicy as I expected. It isn't my favorite food, but was a good experience and I'm glad my kids got to experience it.
I have tried Asmara tea, Derhi Fitfit (chicken) and Zighny Fitfit (beef), both in a spicy version. Spicyness was manageable. Everything tasted really well and I loved the seating arrangement and the overall vibe!
Came here because of the hype on TikTok saying it’s a African Buffett it’s not, I don’t see where they could put a buffet the way it was set up.
Food: the food was Mediocre nothing to rant and rave about. The fufu seems like it needed a little more pounding it was sticky and messy not come coming off your hands when it should be more like a firm slime. And the grilled chicken had little to no seasoning My only complaints
Service: service terrible. We had a lady she came and took our order rather quickly but it took 30+mins for our food to come out we didn’t order drinks we only had water we didn’t get a refill on that. She took an extra 5mins to bring out silverware after the food been brought out. Never checked on the table to see if everything was ok the food was good or anything. We had some guy bring us ketchup for my daughter’s fries. She took forever to bring a to go box and even longer to bring a check we kept asking other workers to get our waitress.
Atmosphere: it was cool we came about 7pm mind u it’s me and my 2 daughters (11 and 14) it’s a bar atmosphere so when 9pm rolled around lights went out music blasted. It’s extremely cold I mean air blasted. Regular patrons walking in or sitting in there with big winter coats on.
Come to this place at your own risk don’t bring kids after 8 because service is slow and it’s just an adult vibe. Food alright prices is ok. But what I didn’t like is they included gratuity in the bill and the service was horrible
We ordered grilled chicken (unseasoned) jallof rice and fries
Goat stew jallof rice and pounded yams (should’ve been cooked longer and pounded more)
Chicken Kenyan rice and plantains
Food: the food was Mediocre nothing to rant and rave about. The fufu seems like it needed a little more pounding it was sticky and messy not come coming off your hands when it should be more like a firm slime. And the grilled chicken had little to no seasoning My only complaints
Service: service terrible. We had a lady she came and took our order rather quickly but it took 30+mins for our food to come out we didn’t order drinks we only had water we didn’t get a refill on that. She took an extra 5mins to bring out silverware after the food been brought out. Never checked on the table to see if everything was ok the food was good or anything. We had some guy bring us ketchup for my daughter’s fries. She took forever to bring a to go box and even longer to bring a check we kept asking other workers to get our waitress.
Atmosphere: it was cool we came about 7pm mind u it’s me and my 2 daughters (11 and 14) it’s a bar atmosphere so when 9pm rolled around lights went out music blasted. It’s extremely cold I mean air blasted. Regular patrons walking in or sitting in there with big winter coats on.
Come to this place at your own risk don’t bring kids after 8 because service is slow and it’s just an adult vibe. Food alright prices is ok. But what I didn’t like is they included gratuity in the bill and the service was horrible
We ordered grilled chicken (unseasoned) jallof rice and fries
Goat stew jallof rice and pounded yams (should’ve been cooked longer and pounded more)
Chicken Kenyan rice and plantains
So, I think I really love Ethiopian food! I was in the DC area for a work event and we stopped by Dukem when we were done. Everyone at my table (5 total) LOVED their food, even the two of us who are vegan/plant-based (I ordered #33 which included lentils, cabbage, greens, a fantastic tomato medley, plus more). The meat-eaters among us raved about the lamb that was included in their meal. Lastly, the service was great! They were welcoming and very helpful giving us ideas on what we should order. Oh, and the vegan (and non-vegan, apparently) samosas were a great appetizer. Yes, go here. Don't think about it. Just go.
Went there yesterday for the first time and the food was AMAZING!!! I didn't think I'd be able to finish my order but my husband and I sure did. So flavorful, so tasty. It was busy but our food came out in a timely manner. Our waitress was lovely, she felt like a long lost auntie making sure her kids ate well. 10/10
Delicious Ethiopian cuisine .
The service was quick, the music was good and the whole experience was nice.
The chicken and vegetarian options were great and the spicy tea was refreshing.
Anjira were soft and went well with the gravy .
There is a parking lot near the restaurant
The service was quick, the music was good and the whole experience was nice.
The chicken and vegetarian options were great and the spicy tea was refreshing.
Anjira were soft and went well with the gravy .
There is a parking lot near the restaurant
I ordered from the clover food website through lucy ethiopian cafe and i spoke to the lady on the phone and i ask her for a refund because i accidently ordered for a pick up and she was being rude to me on the phone and she said to me that she refuse to refunded me back my money the food i paid for and she didnt cancel the order at all she refuse to cancel my order and i spent another $43.00 on my food and she hunged the phone up on me on purpose when i was speaking to her I will never be returining back to lucy ethopia cafe anymore
We went there with the hope that we would have some good halal food after 14hr long journey. Sadly, in the google map it says it is open by 10 am in the morning of Saturday. But the lady in the shop said it is not opened. They should update their time.
Lucy Ethiopian Restaurant is a hidden treasure offering mouthwatering and genuine Ethiopian dishes. The injera bread is wonderfully soft and fluffy while the stews are bursting with flavor and warmth. The staff especially @gummadavellimadhu provides an inviting and friendly vibe like atmosphere. The prices are incredibly reasonable. I wholeheartedly suggest this restaurant to anyone seeking an delectable dining adventure.
Delicious, healthy food! I just wish for the price of the mango juice we could get more. I was expecting it to be fresh mango juice but I’m pretty sure it came out of a carton.
This was my first time trying Ethiopian food, but it will not be my last time eating it because our appetizers, sambusa, and meals were delicious! The lamb was tasty.
Beautiful seating outdoors on the street. Small portions but good food. Not great service.
If your not Muslim, they aren't welcoming.
Infidels ( and women) enter in the back door.
Infidels ( and women) enter in the back door.
You can’t miss this place! We had a wonderful diner, our waitress was super friendly and the food was top! Good portions and amazing quality! Hard to find. The best food I had from Eritrea or Ethiopia, and I have tried many. Will be back any time we are in town.
If you've never had Eastern African food, you need to try Asmara. Very friendly service, fantastic food. I highly recommend the Honey wine.
The restaurant has chicken, beef, lamb, vegetarian, and vegan options. The staff are cool and the fermented bread has a unique and interesting flavor.
By far the worst experience I had so far. I told the waitress explicitly that my wife is vegetarian and requested to get the meat dish separately. But she brought everything together and mixed both the dishes together. When asked she suggested my wife to eat around the corners that did not mix with the meat portion. No apologies offered. We decided to leave and asked her for check when she got a Togo box and just threw everything in. Won’t recommend or return to this place.
This was my wife and I's first time trying Eritrean food. It's a very similar concept to Ethiopian food which we have had before. Very please with our experience here! The food was delicious, with very generous servings with the Entre's! the atmosphere and service were great! My only recommendation for this restaurant would be to provide extra injera bread on the side, just because you can't access it all as the entre's sit on top of it. Overall very satisfied, will definitely be back!
Phenomenal neighborhood restaurant. Full of African locals and Uber drivers at all hours, but everyone is welcome. Meals are halal, most popular items are the meat dishes that come with rice and salad. The lamb shank is huge and delicious. Some people come for the strong, sugary teas, coffees, and a roll only. Family-owned and operated, owner is always helpful if you have questions with their style of food. Been bringing people since 2014 and it's never disappointed. Double check hours during Ramadan, as sometimes the dine-in hours change and they only sell to-go.
Delicious food. Reasonable prices.
The goat biryani was delectable, and had generous quantity of meat, a must try
The goat biryani was delectable, and had generous quantity of meat, a must try
The food was less than average, the injera did not taste like the original at all, it just looked like it. The veggies and meat lacked taste and spices. I would not recommend to anyone who knows how Ethiopian food tastes like. The service was great.
A small and unassuming Ethiopian restaurant. We ordered the chicken dorowat combo for two and it was delicious. The chicken was tender and nicely seasoned, but I would’ve preferred more sauce since the injera absorbed a lot and it dried up. The chicken was also slightly undercooked, and still slightly pink in the middle. Each side dish has its own unique flavor, and was presented well. Portion wise, I would’ve prefer more chicken in proportion to the sides, but I was full by the end. Overall pretty good, but could improve.
Asmara is unequivocally one of the best restaurants in the entire Boston area. The meat and veggie combo (see photo) is our go-to dish — you sample a little bit of everything, and every bite is just nirvana in your mouth. Perfect dish to share and enjoy for any sized group, whether it’s a pair or a crowd of 6. Also the great thing about the food is that even if you overeat (which you inevitably will b/c it’s so dang tasty), the food is so healthy and nutritionally dense that you don’t feel “gross” afterwards. We order the meat and veggie combo every time we come here (and it’s been like 50x and counting). Last but not least, Sarah is THE BEST — she is hospitality at its finest.
Super yum! Even my teenage daughter loved it. And the sambusas were the best I've ever had -- exquisite. The whole meal made my day.
Modest restaurant opposite Symphony Hall. Great, authentic Ethiopian food at reasonable prices. Ate vegetarian dishes and the lamb dish. Very flavorful!
I went here with friends. I wouldn’t really call this Middle Eastern cuisine. The spice level is less than mild. The food (goat cubes, lamb, chicken biryani, samboosas) also came out astonishingly fast, a sign that it was reheated. One of my friends said the chai was fantastic though. The restaurant was very community oriented- I’d come here again for the vibe, but not the food. The staff was very pleasant and polite. Something to take note of is that all of the patrons seemed to only have chai and not food. If you want something strong, spicy, and fresh at 7 pm, go to Nachlo- they also make homemade mango lassis. Their dishes are also $15 compared to the $20 here.
The food they had was marvelous, and the service was great. They didn't have falafel, but they took our falafel order anyway. When it didn't come, we asked and then were told they didn't have any.
I loved this place. The server was knowledgeable and friendly. We each got the vegetarian combo. There was a good amount of each type for two people. The inside atmosphere was fun!! I would come back and order my favorite item from the vegetarian combo.
Had the goat and rice and chicken and rice. Both were great. Goat is bone-in, chicken was not. Rice is fantastic. Sambusa were so-so. Huge portions. Owner was friendly. Would come again if we lived in the area.
The food tasted good, but I ordered and pid for the 4 vegetable option and only got 3 vegetables. My husband ordered the chicken option, but his chicken was one very tiny chicken leg 🍗 . The portions were smaller than I have gotten at other Ethiopian restaurants. The serving of injera was just enough for the portion size I was given. (There is a charge for extra injera.)
$60 for 3 people and we had food leftover.
Everything was perfectly seasoned.
The lamb was tasty. The collard greens and lentils and cabbage were my favorites.
The side of cottage cheese was only $1!
Extra Injera was only $2!
The iced tea tastes like ginger and honey and maybe cinnamon.
Super convenient location too, as it’s right near the reflecting pool and fenway and the Pru!
I LOVE this place!!!
Everything was perfectly seasoned.
The lamb was tasty. The collard greens and lentils and cabbage were my favorites.
The side of cottage cheese was only $1!
Extra Injera was only $2!
The iced tea tastes like ginger and honey and maybe cinnamon.
Super convenient location too, as it’s right near the reflecting pool and fenway and the Pru!
I LOVE this place!!!
Charged me a lot for small portion. Hair found in food twice. Wasn’t very sanitary.
I've been here twice now. Same Waiter both times, Robert. He made me and my family feel comfortable and welcome. His suggestions are SPOT ON! I don't think there is anything on this menu that is not amazing. I've tried 6 or 7 entrees and 4 different appetizets...I've left full with leftovers everytime! The platters are huge, easily shareable if they weren't so yummy. They do have hookahs available, and I have yet to try those. Full bar available. Very friendly crowd. Again, the good is amazing!! Wish they were closer to home!! We would definitely be regulars.
It was Ramadan so they had a limited lunch menu. I ordered the Chicken Kabob with rice and it was soooo good and you get so much of it. I will definitely have left overs for lunch tomorrow.
They must hire people to lie on their reviews. The food sucks! Overpriced burnt food. They claim that the prices online are from an “old menu”🤔 $9 kids meals( better off at McDonald’s)were overcooked,!! I think that they burned the food to try and get rid of the rotten chicken that they serve.! veggie & meat Sambusas were burnt! Fish was burnt! Do they only eat Burnt food in Ethiopia?? The waitress kept forgetting my spiced tea 🫤had to remind her multiple times. Took forever to get our food. A “Karen” kept gawking at me and my kids. (Instead of paying and leaving she decided to stare) Don’t u know it’s rude to stare? Her boyfriend kept coughing without covering up his Covid cough mouth… no manners. No ventilation in the place.🤬. They weren’t prepared for our party of 6 Even though I called a day earlier and made “reservations “. I felt like they overcharged us for everything because we’re American(and I told them so). $175+ 😲 I didn’t make a scene, I just Won’t be coming back. I tipped out of pity, but the food was horrendous. BOH needs to be notified!😫🤢🤮
I ordered rise and goat meat and when I reached home, found a fly in the food and when I tried calling to let know the phone never got picked up until it went to voicemail. And guess what I had visitors who were coming and wanted to serve them that food.
Had to go back and claim for refund and the owner was like “we can’t refund only can give you food!” Since the food was from same pot why would I get the same thing.. had to leave and call my bank.. Wouldn’t even send my worst enemy here.. go here if you don’t care about your health
Had to go back and claim for refund and the owner was like “we can’t refund only can give you food!” Since the food was from same pot why would I get the same thing.. had to leave and call my bank.. Wouldn’t even send my worst enemy here.. go here if you don’t care about your health
This is such a wonderful restaurant. The good and service is phenomenal. I got juice, soup, a large entree with meat, and a banana for less than $20! I couldn’t believe it. Highly recommend - just watch out, some of the sauces are very spicy!
This place is looking so much better than before, more luxury and space..
The DJ plays Nice music. It's just a cozy place to have a good time.
They automatically add gratuity to your bill so be aware.
The DJ plays Nice music. It's just a cozy place to have a good time.
They automatically add gratuity to your bill so be aware.
What a delicious meal! Everything was fresh and so, so good! We had both a vegetable combo and a Doro Wot combo and both were excellent. The injera was fabulous. A friendly server greeted us and the restaurant has a simple and lovely decor. Perhaps because it was very cold out the restaurant has trouble heating the space but it was SO cold. Everyone had their coats on...fully zipped up, hats and scarves on, too! Otherwise, I'd give the five stars. Try it on a day that isn't 8 degrees :-)
We were so hungry I forgot to grab a photo before we dove in...maybe our devoured platter can show you how good it was!
We were so hungry I forgot to grab a photo before we dove in...maybe our devoured platter can show you how good it was!
Have been here twice, delicious food every time. I’ve never gotten take-out so I can’t speak to that experience but I enjoyed dine-in. Owner is very nice. Small menu but great options. I recommend the chicken steak or goat which was mostly tender (aside from a couple pieces not on the bone) which was a good surprise (it’s hard to find places that cook goat well).Highly recommend!
Almost everything about the food is amazing, ranging from taste to portion to variety. My friend and I went to Shenandoah National Park during the day for some pretty intense hiking so we went into Dukem hungry for food. I had never been there prior to such, so I could not relate to anything mentioned in some other reviews in which people had mentioned how the portions had gotten smaller either due to inflation or change of management, but there was definitely enough food for the two of us. We got one of the combination platters, and some samosas. There was so much meat and veggies that we had to use extra injera for such. The only reason I am giving the place a 4 instead of a 5 star is due to the cleanliness. Some people mentioned flies, and I experienced such as well. Our table was also very sticky and required some additional cleaning prior to us being able to dine. When my friend and I went there, there was nobody else, maybe because it was early dinner time, so once again, I cannot relate too much with the service complaints. I have been to a couple of Ethiopian restaurants around the area, and I will recommend Dukem because it is one of those "hole in the wall" places where you can rely on for good food despite potential problems elsewhere. It doesn't look as fancy, but it has quite a bit of cultural presentation and representation, and that always matters more.
A restaurant that serves halal and tasty Somali style foods. I had the Lamb Biryani and it was so delicious and the portion was huge. Very kind staffs, genuine and warm atmosphere.
Barakallah!
Barakallah!
This place is a DC treasure! Located on U street in the unofficial little Ethiopia. I enjoyed the juicy lamb tibs with a small tomato salad. It’s was so flavorful! I hadn’t eaten here before though I had intended too several times. After hearing the owner passed away, it gave me more reason to enjoy a meal and pay my respects.
Knew I wasn’t from here and over charged me. I ordered lamb and fish and spaghetti, what I got was bones and sum piece of meat that looked like fish which they remade in the back real quick and told me it was fresh. It was dry and tasted bland. Only reason I give it 1 star is because of the green spicy sauce they have.
I sent someone with a written paper order of fried goat to hand over to the restaurant since himself he an hispanic not too aware of African food but instead he was given stew beef mixed with rice and salad. I tried calling the restaurant a few times but it goes to the voice mail that is full. This is a terrible service, you cannot give people what they didn't order.
Their food taste African and delicious. I visit the area during convention, searched African restaurant near me & Ashur came out. I went to Ashur each day 12mins drive based on the positive online reviews & it was good. I tried the goat meat, lamp & chicken all taste good👌.You may be a bit discouraged by the environment but the food tastes good.
I wanted to try Dayib Cafe after 2days of Ashur but their register machine was down, I later went to Ashur for the 3rd day.
Halal restaurant. $26 for one big sharable plate for 2 people. There wasn't much lamb meat on our plate compared to other reviews. It was a late dinner w arrival at 9.30pm but spices were spot on and rice good too, with exotic sodas like french orangina, uk vimto and Shani soda in arabic.
So I am not sure if the owner looked at all the bad reviews and decided to change some stuff up because I have nothing but good things to say. I ordered delivery and it arrive within about 40 minutes. The food was hot and fresh, like it just came off the grill. Everything tasted so good! The oxtails were full, and juicy. The chicken was tender and not dried out. The rice was spicy but not too spicy so good for me personally. I can’t eat crazy spicy foods. The fufu was good I think. This was my first timing having fufu so I’m not sure what to compare it. It wasn’t too mushy but it wasn’t slimy either. It was a good texture. Also get the plantains!
Honestly I almost didn’t want to order because of some of the reviews. But I’m so happy I did because everything turned out great!
Honestly I almost didn’t want to order because of some of the reviews. But I’m so happy I did because everything turned out great!
Dayib Cafe exceeded our expectations! It's a hole-in-a-wall restaurant, so don't let the sparse decor scare you away. There is no menu because it's simple enough - choices of goat, lamb (shank or kabob), chicken, rice, spaghetti, and others we can't remember - to choose from. The chef immediately cooked our selections of lamb kabob and chicken with rice to order, and out came these massive platters of food! Each platter also came with fresh salad veggies and a stewed greens, potatoes and onions. So flavorful and would highly recommend the smoky red and bright green hot sauces if you want a good kick in your meal. We couldn't finish between the two of us, so if you order a platter, bring a healthy appetite. Cash only joint so be prepared! Can't wait to come back again soon!
Very flavorful, simply delicious and incredibly friendly and attentive staff. My first time here with my friends…and we already planned the next time when finishing up the meal. Also a colorful and interesting decoration.
The staff and other customers are super friendly and this place is definitely authentic. I got take out. It was my first time trying Somali food, I got the chicken and goat dishes. Both were delicious but I have to say, the chicken was so flavorful and was my favorite.
The huge portions, incredibly flavorful food, and the experience of both eating with your hands and trying something (most likely) new should be enough cause to check this place out! Keep your expectations of atmosphere low; this place is all about the food and the folks cooking it for you.
Ashur Restaurant is Best Somali/African restaurant in town. I recommend highly.
Incredible comfort food. I ordered the shiro and my partner got a lamb dish, for takeout - both were astounding, but I have to say the shiro was a big winner. The cinnamon sweet tea was lovely too. Just the right amount of warmth.
I had the goat meat dish with chilie sause and it was truely most delishious meal I have eaten in a long time. The meat fell of the bone with a juicy tenderness almost like pulled pork. The food was hot and ready to eat. I highly recommend this place.
Food was very good!! Service from restaurant staff was awesome. I highly recommend this restaurant. They are also halal restaurant if you are looking for halal food. They also have free Somali tea. Loved that tea!! Please try some of their tea. We had fried chicken and goat meat. I loved both of the platters. Highly recommend!!
Interesting option in the Portland area, but overpriced for what you get. Maybe there would be an extra star if I was dining with more people and could try more options (it felt like a sharing-esque menu), but the modest bread and meat choice for close to $20 was priced higher than it should have been.
Went a long time ago and it was delicious with extremely hospitable people. Had goat meat with rice and we loved it. It’s in not the best area but it was worth going
Just I recommend ever one go n eat it's nice no fat just help ur self instead eating chunk food
Seriously, the Salmon Dish might be the best preparation of salmon I've ever had. Spicy and so delicious! I'll be back for sure!
When I went their I was greater by older lady think her name was Amina, made me something quick since she ran out of breakfast food and was starting to make lunch.... gave me cup Chai tea... over all I loved it... felt like I was at home and my mom was cooking for me <3
Excellent food! HUGE portions. Polite people serving with care..... I was Pleasantly surprised all around
spicy ginger tea is so tasty. Their cake is also great.
Great samosas! Goat was a little fatty and had some small bone fragments in it, but was super tasty