Die besten Restaurants mit Afrikanisches restaurant Essen in Hamburg

I ordered Chicken Jollof Rice for delivery. But the food came without chicken! Instead of chicken I got beef. Very disappointed.

For the first time in 40 years, I ate fufu with fish and fried plantain with beans the way it should be: exactly the way I knew it from my youth, when I was in Ghana for a few months. This restaurant, the people who work here and the people who come here to eat, it's not just a restaurant or bistro, it's a "place" where everything is just the way it is. Thank you for letting us be here! And to the people who are upset about people eating with their fingers: You could be just as upset about chopsticks in a Chinese restaurant. Because it's just as ridiculous. Of course, you eat these delicious things the way they are eaten where they come from. Fufu from West Africa with your fingers.

Unfortunately we were cheated out of our money. We had to pay a deposit for a celebration, which is completely fine. For reasons the celebration could not take place. To this day we are waiting for the money to be paid back. Multiple phone calls with lots of flimsy excuses to R. You would have spent the money on decorations or been afraid to talk to your partner. Very sad, because I always thought that there was such a thing as honor among the "brothers". Expensively paid tuition fees. It won't happen to us again.

I've been to Ghana twice and like the food. That's why I visited this restaurant. Unfortunately we weren't really satisfied. There is only one person working there who does everything. Not bad, he's also very nice and friendly. There was another guest there besides us. So not so well attended. Nevertheless, we waited for over half an hour. Because he works there alone, it was OK with us. But unfortunately the food wasn't that good. I ordered Fried Yam. At 18 euros I thought I would at least get a full plate. But in terms of quantity it was like an appetizer, see picture. Yam was really delicious, but the few vegetables were too oily and salty for me. My friend ordered fufu with chicken. Fufu was also good like in Ghana. He was also really full because the portion was large. The chicken meat must be freed from chopped bones and cartilage. That didn't work with cutlery. Then you have to use your hands to help. We then paid €43.48 for the two dishes. I wanted a receipt to show my Ghanaian friends. But all he could do was write the price on a piece of paper for me. 3 stars for service and ambience. But value for money is actually only one star. Once was OK. Next time again kebab plate.