African Restaurants near Reynoldsburg, OH

“I switched it up the last time. I got the chicken stew & fried rice. But instead of the baked chicken I had them substitute it with the lemon pepper wings. ????holy moly!!!❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️??✌?✌?✌?that's my new “

“I'm a flight attendant from Florida and try to get a flight here at least once a month just to eat here. The food is just fantastic and the service is outstanding. I tried by now almost everything on their menu and never had anything not delicious. Can highly recommend this “

“The food was amazing the owner was so nice and polite usually me and my kids go there for the Egusi and fufu Phenomenal by the way, but it was the first time they wanted to try the jolif rice and chicken and she was so kind to add another piece. Amazing service. I never had that happen.“

“I cannot get enough of their Pounded Yam FuFu and Egusi Soup. It is absolutely delicious! This was my second try at partaking in West African cuisine, after a not so impressive meal I had a few months back. I’m so glad I gave this place a try. Especially realizing that there are so many different interpretations of these dishes across the continent. Yam Fufu and Egusi Soup: The Fufu comes fresh, hot and the perfect texture for pulling. While the flavor is mild, it’s a wonderful companion to some of the more savory soups/stews. The Egusi Soup has a powerful, spiced and seasoned flavor profile. I did have to adjust to some of the thin fish bones in it - but not out of the ordinary or too unexpected when cooking with dried fish. The flavor it brings is worth the minor inconvenience. I get mine with the 2 chicken drumsticks - which are well cooked and also wonderfully seasoned. I’d like the option to order without a protein on Uber Eats, though. Jollof Rice, Plantains with Beef: The rice was coated and seasoned very well! I enjoyed the spice, flavor and texture of the rice. My beef was a tad tough. I really only wanted to try the rice, but on the Uber Eats app currently requires a protein - so, I’m not taking any points away for it. Plantains were *chef’s kiss*! If you’re like me and want to experience African cuisine from right here in Central Ohio - I highly recommend this place. Also, very good portions for the price.“

“Food is made fresh and fast! Staff is super friendly and patient and able to multitask so no one waits too long. I got a chicken quesadilla with an avocado smoothie and everything was delicious, especially the smoothie because I have a sweet tooth. Also got a sambusa before I left and I love it, everything tastes like home! Definitely stop in if you’re ever in the Cleveland-Morse area.Kid-friendliness: There’s tons of options that are all customizable, so your kids won’t feel left out and they’ll definitely wanna try one of the smoothies or mango juice!“

“We were looking to try African cuisine, and we came across this family-owned restaurant. The service was very generous and kind, and the food was delicious and satisfying. Our vegetarian diets were cared for, and we had a great time overall!Vegetarian options: Chapati madondo, coconut soup, jollof rice“

“I tried the goat over rice, it was delicious. I love the Somali rice; basmati rice cooked in a rich stock, spiced up, and with a bunch of vegetables in it too. I also had a beef Sambusa. Portions were generous and goat was cooked to perfection. The mango juice was excellent too. Sambusa was great. I will definitely be back, and may also try the American dishes too. Menu includes pictures to help if you're not familiar with the cuisine. I was curious about restaurant's name and I think it means 'to come together'?“

“Hello everyone!!! To those who are still wondering if this restaurant is legit in terms of service and good food, I will highly recommend that you give it a shot and I can assure you that you will not be disappointed. The service is impeccable and the food is heavenly....“