The food was DELICIOUS. I drove 40 mins, and i would do it again!…read more I got egusi ( spicy ) and fufu. The service was great, unfortunately it's in a dying mall food court. I hope she gets her own restaurant!

We had the traditional plate with selections that included the yam, egusi, and beef for protein…read more Waited about 10 minutes for prep and I was excited to try some authentic Nigerian food! The collared greens was tasty, the yam reminded me of Hawaiian poi that was starchy and earthy. The beef could've been cooked better, though. It was really hard and tough to chew: I was a little disappointed. If the beef had been served tender and juicy (soaked in the collared greens sauce) I would've given 5 stars only because I don't think it was worth what we were charged for our dishes. Two pieces of beef that wasn't serving standard in my honest opinion. The store front is located in the food court of the Moreno Valley mall. There's a lot of dining tables and chairs throughout the food court and other food shops surrounding the dining court. There's tons of parking spaces and the mall wasn't very busy so parking is easy. I love African food and compared to my favorite spot in San Diego, this one is not on my list to revisit, unfortunately. Not for the price or quality.

The food is well priced and good. The customer service is top notch. The surrounding areas are…read moreclean and updated.

Really good! I've only ever had fufu and egusi soup one other time, but I've been craving it since…read morethen. I bought the yam fufu and the beef egusi with jollof rice as a side. The portions are generous. I would say it's a solid 4 servings. I've never had jollof rice before but it was surprisingly spicy in a good way. I called ahead maybe 2-3 hours and didn't realize the confirmation text for the order went to spam. But the food was still ready at the time I asked for thankfully.

I've never tried West African food in my life, but I've always been curious whenever I saw people…read moreeating it on Instagram. I was honestly shocked by how much I instantly liked it. The flavor was on another level, and the spices had the perfect kick without being overpowering. The fufu was so soft and paired perfectly with the Egusi Soup. I ordered online and waited about an hour for the pickup call. She was very nice, and her home was in a beautiful new neighborhood. The whole process was simple and welcoming from start to finish. I'll definitely be a returning customer and spreading the word about how good the food and overall experience was.

Really easy to order on their website and pickup, they recommend you order an hour prior so that…read moreit's hot and ready for when you get it. This is my first time trying African food and I'm so pleasantly surprised. We got the egusi stew and the okra soup, both came with 2 portions of fufu which was a perfect amount. I really have nothing else to compare it to but all I know is everything was delicious. My favorite was the okra soup, some may be turned off by the sliminess but I actually have never minded it. It has a slight spice kick and a great balance of flavors.

Been wanting to try Ethiopian cuisine since I saw the Simpson's show…read more Parking lot: Shared with a plaza, still plenty of space to park. Not too busy. There is a male and female restroom to wash your hands. Place is more hands on eating. You can request gloves and extra plates to share. We ordered #14 and #21 and it was a lot of food. We couldn't finish it with a group of 7 people. 14. GS special: We asked our waiter and he said that this combo plate was 95% of the menu. All of the veggie platter was really good especially the red beets, chick pea, cabbage. The "Ethiopian tortilla" injera was surprising to me. It was a tangy flavor that paired well with the soft savory or sweet veggie side dishes. The plate also comes with a side of chicken and seasoning and boy it was better than #20. 20. Awaze Tibis: This or #19 made up the other 5% of the menu. Grilled beef was okay but not as good as the veggie dish surprisingly. Majority of the stronger flavors were presented in the veggie dish and injera wrap.

Extremely delicious! It was my boyfriend & I's first time trying Ethiopian food here and we will…read moredefinitely be coming back. We ordered the #14 and the smoothie & tea to drink! Serving sizes are huge and it is great for sharing. Please come here to support! Their restaurant is family owned and everyone is very kind.

Wow! It was my first time having Ethiopian food today with a friend who wanted to show us and it…read morewas such a wonderful experience! The owner is such a wonderful human being and really cares about his culture and food! He did a wonderful job telling us about the menu and then suggesting the party platter to split between the four of us. It was wonderful eating everything here and my experience was great! Everything was so fresh and I think one of my favorite things was the doro wat! The entire plate was a wonderful rainbow of flavors. I also got some Ethiopian tea post-meal and it was sooo lovely and spiced, they traditionally drink this after a meal and it was such a wonderful way to finish the food off. Highly recommend! Thank you for a lovely meal!

So excited to finally find Ethiopian cuisine in OC!…read more We came for a casual lunch. The staff was kind and welcoming. We ordered the Veggie Combo with Awaze Tibs - both packed with bold, delicious flavors. I do wish portions of veggies and legumes were a bit bigger. That said, still a great spot to switch things up and explore something different!

Fantastic food, great flavor in every dish! We came in on a…read moreFriday and they had live music. So much fun!!! The musicians are so talented and both have such strong voices with great range. Our server, Ryan, was so informative and attentive. We loved all of his recommendations! The aesthetic of the restaurant is beautiful! We really felt like it was a great date night spot and we look forward to our next date here

Nice cozy restaurant with good service and romantic ambiance. The tapas are much smaller than I…read moreanticipated. One little scallop for the scallop ceviche but flavor was en pointe. Menu said shrimp croquettes but it was only one. It was delicious but was so small. Redeemed themselves with the regular food. Appetizer calamari was Lightly battered and good. Piri Piri chicken was half a roasted chicken. Sauce was too spicy for me for chicken was good. My husband got grilled branzino and while I liked it, he didn't like the citrusy flavor. Dessert was this huge apple pie type with ice cream. Yummy! I feel like the food was all good and I'd come back again to try other dishes. Maybe stay away from the tapas or lower the expectation.

This place is a vibe!! Walking up to the restaurant you are instantly wowed by the decor and…read moreawesome layout with many dinning room options indoors and out. Got the Penne Pasta Mozambique which was loaded with wonderful flavors and did not disappoint. The cheese they put on it melts in the pasta and gives it a unique flavor profile and unites the dish. Definitely worth trying. Everything on the menu and what my party ordered looked incredible and makes me want to come back soon. But not only is the service excellent, upstairs on Sunday nights they have a live reggae band and it's such a fun place to drink and listen to amazing music with friends. I'm not sure what took me so long to learn about this place, but here I am, and I totally can't wait to return!

We highly recommend if you are going to watch a band, especially if it's a band you really enjoy…read more You really should get tickets and buy a table. It gets very crowded. We enjoyed a delicious birthday dinner. The service this particular night was really good. It's a little difficult once the band starts to play to have a conversation with whomever you're with. So, if you're going to have dinner, come at least two hours earlier so that you can enjoy the band and cocktails without having to struggle over your conversation. They do have valet parking. They also, have a shuttle car service that will pick you up and take you home within 5 miles of the restaurant. We love this.

My son brought me here for an early Mother's Day lunch. It sits in an industrial with storefront…read moreand is shared with two other restaurants. It's not super elaborate, but the food is delicious! I had oxtails and three different types of rice. I also had fish everything. Very delicious. Very ethnic which I always enjoy. Hot tip : Order on the kiosk it's much cheaper than asking them to bring it up on the register. Napkins needed!

Good tasting African food. The rice quality could be better like Jasmine rice. Right around John…read moreWayne Airport.

Amazing Nigerian food! Tastes just like my mom's. Staff are professional and friendly. New favorite…read morespot in LA!

I was looking to order egusi soup with fish and fufu but they sold out of egusi. I was given a…read morerecommendation for another soup and it was delish! This is not a dine it , I was unaware, but if you drive to the area they will bring out to you ! Fast service and kind

This was my first time eating Nigerian food--I loved! We ate in and had egusi with beef and fufu…read moreand coconut rice with plantains and fish. The egusi was amazing and the fufu ball was perfect consistency, light and moist, a wonderful cloud to accompany your egusi. The egusi was my favorite, but the rice, fish and plantains were good too. There are plenty of tables, seating and parking. I loved the small but private parking lot. There is pretty are on the walls and a TV playing if you want entertainment. The ambiance is peaceful and tasteful. Service was kind and friendly. There was a man who was very helpful and considerate of our lack of knowledge. He made recommendations and we asked for low spice--and the spice level was perfect in the egusi! The egusi had just enough spice for flavor but not too much to ruin out meal for us (spice wimps!). We are thankful. This weekend we were just passing Long Beach, but we will definitely return again, looking forward to more Nigerian food - worth the trip just for the food. This review was not requested.

This was our first time trying Nigerian food, and first time at Omalicious/Sumputous…read more We ordered the beef egusi with fufu and combo with coconut rice plantains and fish. Both super delicious we cleaned our egusi plate clean!! Very generous portions and service was really great. They were very nice! We loved the food so much we ordered okra soup (made to order fresh) and another egusi to-go but we decided to try with the goat meat. Normally we aren't goat meat people but we're down to try it! Everything was super delicious. We would definitely come back, excited to try the beef Patties in the future they were sold out when we came. Highly Recommend to others!