African Restaurants near New Castle, DE

“They have the best food, hands down. I would like recommend people to try out. I am very particular when it comes to taste, and this place have some best dishes that you would crave to go again and again. Try and talk to the owners and get their recommendations, they are very friendly and would guide you based on your taste. This is going to be my go to place for sure!!“

“(Translated by Google) Great restaurant. This beautiful lady very nice masters the kitchen. I ate well enough. Thank you very much I will come back.(Original)Super restaurant. Cette belle dame très gentil maitrise la cuisine. J’ai bien manger à ma faim. Merci beaucoup je reviendrai.“

“Tastee Ds was a surprise find hidden in a small shopping plaza in a residential area of Bear/Newark. Google maps had even listed it under a different name, but one of the owners assured me they had been functioning at that spot for 4 years, and their social media presence confirmed this. I arrived not long after opening and was let in out of the cold to relax until they were ready to serve. The inside has large screens, but also nice African art of the walls. Even the pillows on the banquets were covered in African cloth. The menu featured Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Liberian African standards ranging from pounded yam, jollof rice to attieke. There were even a few Jamaican specials, giving a nod to the diaspora. The okra (ila) stew with goat meat was perfectly seasoned and went well with the pounded yam (iyan). Since I was driving, I passed on the beer and enjoyed a ginger sorrel drink, which people attribute to Jamaica but is also a feature in Sahelian countries. I had to have pepper soup to finish off, and the cow foot soup was spicy as expected and desired. I also bought moin moin (bean custard) to take home and enjoyed this for breakfast. The service was friendly. There is plenty of parking. At least four takeaway orders were picked up while I was there, attesting to the local popularity of the place. This was a meal that not only made my day, but even my week.“

“I live in Maryland closer to Baltimore and I drive over an hour to get food here. The Best Cassava & Chicken Ever ?It’s Definitely worth the drive and time.Dietary restrictions: The palm oil in the Cassava be mindfulParking: Busy store front business on one of the main roads in Wilmington Del.“