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    Bravo African Restaurant

    4.0 (19 reviews)
    ModerateSenegalese
    Closed 12:00 pm - 3:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Uncooked chicken
    Jase A.

    They take credit card which unusually for west african food spots. If you get the "419" lingo, then you'd understand why it's a shocker. RED FLAG #1: Their prices are "subject to change without notice", so their menu is pointless. I went in and ordered the $9 plate of ceebu yapp (Rice and chicken) and it turned out to be $10. No biggie but bait and switch, no matter the price = uncool. RED FLAG #2: You cannot see the food as its being served onto your plate/ take-out container and the servers are quick to wrap your food into a dark black bag. I guess they hope you discover any issues by the time you've headed home... RED FLAG #3 aka ULTIMATE RED FLAG. I get home...rice seems to taste decent. Not what I was expecting. I asked them for the equivalent of jollof rice..they said Ceebu. Yet the rice was brown and apparently fried. They gave me a huge half-chicken. Upon dicing it..i realize a good amount of it is UNCOOKED. Uncooked chicken, Nuff Said. Review = over.

    It's called Chebu Jen, and it's so flavorful. They provide so much food that one plate can b shared with 2/3 ppl.

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    5 months ago

    It's a spacious restaurant. It's clean the menu is big. Never so far are there a lot of people in there maybe because it's new.

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    8 months ago

    Cashier girl was very pleasant and the Dibi was really good. Definitely would return.

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    10 months ago

    Best African Food in town the service is implacable. and the ambiance wonderful if i were you i wouldn't want to miss out. blessings guys.

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    It's 100% authentic and has some of the best mafe (peanut butter stew) in the city.

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    Pikine - Senegalese Restaurant

    Pikine - Senegalese Restaurant

    3.9(124 reviews)
    4.2 miHarlem
    $$

    Excellent service! Good food. Great location. LOVE the educational map of Africa!…read more The only reason for docking a star is the jollof was not the best and the lamb was a bit less juicy than preferred. We were an odd party of 5 and it was packed inside - they played Yahtzee with a couple parties who didn't yet have food and were seated at larger tables for their small party just so we could sit. Then, moments after a table left they moved us and merged tables so we could comfortably dine. This was so intelligent and comforting imo. Most managers/owners would be afraid to do that, but when you're dealing with mom & pop cultured businesses they make you feel a part of the village so make it work for everybody to eat & enjoy. They handled it professionally and with respect to the customer as we listened in to how they managed. They were fast, helpful, on it from entry to exit! I appreciated the cushioned seating. The fresh ginger juice was amazing especially after all the singing we'd done. They were helping us pronounce the dishes and the presentation was nice. The portion was large enough for leftovers. While they were out of most menu items and handling a large catering order, it seems they're popular for a reason and I'm happy they're doing well. Go, enjoy!!

    Found parking in front and went inside during peak dinner hours. The inside was dimly lit and has…read moreplenty of seating. The dining area was packed and there were lots of people. The ambiance was loud and there were also tv playing. Once we sat the waiter came over and gave us menus. everything looked great and prices were awesome. We got their recommendations: the dibi lamb and dibi chicken with our choice of a free side. we got white rice and vermicelli The lamb was cooked good and the hot sauce was fantastic. The Chicken was a bit burnt but very juicy nonetheless. It was my first time trying Senegalese food and i am looking forward to coming back here! Very flavorful and nice staff i really like it! Come here when you're in the area A+

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    Pikine - Senegalese Restaurant - #1 dish on the lunch menu . Fish stew with vegetables over rice

    #1 dish on the lunch menu . Fish stew with vegetables over rice

    Pikine - Senegalese Restaurant - Chicken with exotic rice.

    Chicken with exotic rice.

    Pikine - Senegalese Restaurant - Thiebou Djeun (Rice w/ Fish including cabbage,carrots, yucca and many other vegetables)

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    Thiebou Djeun (Rice w/ Fish including cabbage,carrots, yucca and many other vegetables)

    Le Baobab Gouygui 2 - C

    Le Baobab Gouygui 2

    4.0(52 reviews)
    10.9 miBedford Stuyvesant
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    Stopped by here the day I landed in New York as I was recommended this place by a friend and it was…read moreamazing. I don't have much experience with Senegalese food but after trying the Thiebou Yapp here, I'm very much a fun. Super traditional vibe which adds to the homecooked comfort style of the food. The portion sizes were incredible for the price and the lamb was cooked to perfection. The spicy onions added the extra kick to really round off the flavor and the rice complemented the sharp flavors so well. Can't wait to come back the next time I'm in New York.

    My partner and I visited Le Baobab Gouygi 2 today for a late Sunday lunch, per a friend's…read morerecommendation. It's a casual spot where you seat yourself and order at the counter. We started with a bag of small, cornbread-like buns that were slightly sweet and so delicious--perfect for snacking before the main dishes arrived. We also ordered two homemade drinks: the Senegal ginger drink, which had a bold kick to it, and the bouye drink, made from baobab fruit, which was creamy, slightly tangy, and refreshing. We'd never tasted anything like these. Both were unique and complemented the flavors of the food, which came out quickly. For our main dishes, we tried the Chicken Yassa, a traditional Senegalese dish of marinated chicken cooked with caramelized onions, lemon, and mustard. It had a wonderful tangy flavor with tender, flavorful chicken that literally fell off the bone. We also had the Thiebou Djen, the national dish of Senegal, which is a savory, tomato-based fish and rice dish cooked with vegetables like carrots, cabbage, and cassava. I opted for red jollof over yellow and loved the crispy parts. This dish was rich, hearty, and packed with flavor. We wanted to try the Fataya (fried fish or meat turnovers) but unfortunately, they were out. Despite that, we had more than enough food; we left feeling stuffed and still took home a large to-go container. The food came out quickly, and the staff was prompt with bringing water to the table. Overall, it was a great West African dining experience with generous portions and authentic flavors. We'll definitely be ordering their delivery!

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    Le Baobab Gouygui 2 - Grilled lamb shank and plantains

    Grilled lamb shank and plantains

    Le Baobab Gouygui 2 - Thieray (tomato sauce) - Senegalese couscous with marinated lamb 10/10

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