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    Lynda's African Delicacies

    4.2 (222 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Masa rolls
    Betty G.

    To celebrate 2026 World Cup, our office decided, each Thursday, we will have a different cuisine of the World. World Cup spans 39 days. Including today, that is 6 Thursday of international lunches. :) We started the first one today with Lynda's African Delicacies. It's something new for all of us (about 30 people in the office today). We had some sort of fried rice, chicken drumsticks, potatoes stew, beef (or goat?) stew, and masa rolls. I must admit, it was definitely different and I'm not sure if I would say I enjoyed it. The beef or goat meat was super dry and tough. Chicken drumsticks were okay. The masa rolls were a bit sweet and that was my favorite from all the dishes. We ended up having so much leftovers.

    Fufu (we cut it)
    Joyce L.

    Man, I've been wanting to try African food for a while and came across this place... for family dinner, I ordered several things so we could try different things. I ordered fufu w/ oxtail and spinach, fufu w/spinach,egusi, chicken jollof rice, plantains, masa, puff puff, and meat pies. The PROS: The chicken jollof rice, oxtails, and plaintains were decent. The CONS: The masa had good flavor, but like the puff puff, and meat pies, they were so greasy and rubbery. The spinach had a flavor I didn't particularly enjoy. The egusi stew didn't fare much better. We ended up tossing the majority of it.

    Plantain Small ( vegetarian)
    Jeffrey L.

    Your girlfriend wanted to try this place and I was super excited because I've actually never had Fufu before! Parking isn't very great around there but hopefully someone is leaving while you get in. As you walk in, it's actually a ghost kitchen, but you can order from the front cashier or the iPad. I recommend ordering directly from the cashier because iPad doesn't have everything on the menu. So I was a bit confused because some other individuals ordered meat pies and other items that I wanted to try :( Hopefully Lynda can fix that! Food: - Fufu & Egusi Stew with Ox Tail - I loved the soft texture of the FuFu. The stew is absolutely delicious. Also. Tail flavor was fantastic but I think it could've been a little bit more tender still awesome! - Goat - It wasn't very gamey and I did like the flavors! It does come with rice so technically I didn't need to order the small rice. - Plantains - 10/10 would recommend as it's nice having some balance in between the spice. - Jollof Rice - I tried the spicy and the regular they are both very good. Spicy isn't too spicy There were some tables that you were able to eat in. The cashiers were nice and welcoming. They were attentive. It was a nice chill vibe even with tables outside to eat in the sun. Overall, I really enjoyed all of the food. I can't wait to try the other items on the menu!

    Egusi
    Linda T.

    Cravings satisfied! Been wanting to try fufu and egusi for months so I finally ordered for delivery. This is a first experience for me and I'm glad it was a good one. My review is solely coming from the perspective of someone who tried this for the first time and am not familiar with African food. Everything was surprisingly not strong in flavor and was easy to eat. My picky eater even enjoyed it. Fufu - taste like bland mashed potatoes. Daughter loved it. Soft and perfect consistency. Egusi - You can really taste the crawfish/crayfish. Like if you ever sucked the head, that's what it tastes like and it's delicious! I like that they didn't skimp on the spinach so there's a good balance. Whole family enjoyed, including my picky kid. Great with both fufu and puff puff. I'm still craving this the next few days. So good! Jollof rice - cooked perfectly. Great with spinach stew. Spinach stew - similar taste to some Asian spinach dish so it felt comforting. Again, easy to eat. A little salty for my taste but my kids disagreed and said it was perfect. Puff puff - SO GOOD! It is greasy straight out of the fryer but man, this was good. Picky eater and I actually liked this with the egusi better than fufu. It has a slight sweetness but is still a savory fried bread. Meat pie - The only thing we didn't care for. The dough was too thick for our liking. Would've preferred a thinner dough and more meat. Overall, would order again. BTW, their spicy sauce is AMAZING! I asked for it on the side and have been eating it with everything. If you like spice, definitely get it. Note - I ordered delivery on Postmates and it doesn't look like they update the app when certain items are unavailable. I ordered the Masa but they didn't have anymore when the driver picked up my order so I had them replace with more Puff Puff. Just keep that in mind and maybe check with the restaurant before ordering.

    fufu and egusi
    Leah C.

    So yummy! I got the fufu and egusi. Jennifer, one of the employees, was kind, helpful, and so happy to see us all excited! This was my first time trying Nigerian food, but certainly not the last. Best of luck to your business as the shopping center continues to grow!

    Lamb Jollof Rice
    Melanie H.

    I've always been a fan of trying new dishes and flavors. When Lynda's African Delicacies appeared on my Yelp search, I was excited to pick up some dishes for dinner. Meat Pie (4/5) - Loved the buttery pie crust and tasty meat filling Oxtail Fufu and Egusi (3/5) - The oxtail was the standout of this dish, but you only get 2 pieces. I do wish more of the fat was trimmed off of the oxtail. The fufu was enjoyable with the sauces and stews. I didn't really enjoy the egusi because it had a bitter/burnt aftertaste. Lamb Jollof Rice w/ Fried Plantains and Spinach (3/5) - The jollof rice was very flavorful. The sides were okay - half of the plantains were sweet and soft and the other half were firmer and more raw tasting. It was fun to try new flavors and to eat fufu with all the stews, meats, and sides.

    Combo plate with oxtail jollof rice plantains and spinach
    Phillip T.

    First time trying African food! Everything was a delight and would love to try some more new things next time! Ordered a combo plate with jollof rice, oxtail, plantains, spinach. Rice was tasted like a more tomato-ey Mexican rice. The oxtail was braised and tender and juicy. The hot sauce it came with was a good addition. Love the spinach as well but warning that there might be fish bones in it as I had a couple hard pieces. Plantains were great as well. The place is hidden in a business complex. The interior is small and had no AC so it was really hot during summer. Only one register so had to wait a bit to order which sucked because of the heat. Staff were friendly though. Overall good place to try African food and would love to try again.

    Cashier
    Abbey T.

    After seeing everyone in my for you page eat Fufu and Egusi Soup, I've been wanting to try it for myself. Originally wanted to try the beef combo with the fufu and egusi soup but they ran out and it wouldve taken 25 minutes extra (should've waited but I was too hungry lol) Instead I opted out for the Chicken Combo (7/10) , but it was still good. We also got the Lamb Combo (8/10), and that was amazing! Very tender and the meat just fell apart and melted in your mouth. The portions were pretty big in my opinion so this spot is definitely worth the drive if you're faraway and debating on it. Would also try the jollof rice next time. If I could, I would give it a 6/5 stars!!! The customer service was one of the nicest we've experienced. The guy was very helpful and answered all our questions. Will be going back veryyy soon to get the beef (note to self, get there early cuz they go by fast) PS. There's not really a seating area, this is a grab and go spot but theres picnic tables right across when you step outside the store.

    Lamb jolloff rice and meat pie
    Curtis L.

    First time trying African food and I was not disappointed! My friend and I shared the lamb jolloff rice plate. The rice and spinach were seasoned well but the lamb was a little dry. As someone who doesn't really like plantains, I was surprised that the plantains were delicious and had a balance between sweet and savory. I definitely will be coming back!

    Oxtail Fufu Egusi Chicken Fufu Egusi
    Melanie Y.

    I've always wanted to try fufu - so Lynda's was a perfect spot for me to order from! The oxtail was so good! 10/10!! If you order 1 thing from here - let it be the oxtail! We also ordered the chicken but do not get it. It was just baked chicken with simple seasoning. I wish there was more seasoning but if you like your chicken that way - this is for you. The fufu itself was so soft! No chewing! The egusi was good too! I loved the flavor! The shop is a small shop with little seating outside. We got ours to go but it was a bit hard to find the actual store. It looks like a warehouse area, but once you get in - there's a secret nook of stores!

    Fried Plantain Small ( vegetarian)
    Flor P.

    Not What I Expected! First Time Trying Egusi. This was my first time trying egusi, so keep that in mind, I can't compare it to other places just yet. I ordered the egusi soup with beef and fufu, along with a meat pie and fried plantains. The meat pie was actually really good, meaty, flavorful, and satisfying. I just wish it had a little kick of spice. The fried plantains were hit or miss. Some pieces were perfectly ripe, sweet, and tender, while others were a bit bland and firm. Now for the main dish: egusi soup with fufu. The egusi had a strong smoky flavor that tasted a bit burnt. I'm not sure if that's how it's traditionally supposed to taste, but it definitely caught me off guard. The smoky flavor overpowered everything else, at least for me. I'm really hoping this was just a bad batch or that it was cooked a little too long, because I want to give egusi another shot elsewhere. It wasn't terrible, just not what I was expecting at all. As for the location, it's more of a takeout spot with a few outdoor tables. It's in an industrial area near John Wayne Airport, so you'll get a cool up close view of airplanes flying overhead while you wait. Service was quick and they all seemed friendly.

    Andrea L.

    This is our second time coming here, we came back for the egusi and fufu! We haven't tried any other African food so we don't have anything else to compare it to, but it was really tasty. Lots of flavors going on. This second time we tried the chicken jollof rice. To be honest it was good, but nothing special. I was expecting more flavor from the chicken and the rice but they were surprisingly very bland. The spinach that came as a side with the dish was excellent! I ended up pouring it on top of the rice and mixing it in to add more flavor. Wouldn't get this dish again, but we will definitely come back for the egusi and fufu!

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    Vince P.

    Lynda's African Delicacies is a gem for some authentic and delicious African diasporic food. This spot is located in a more industrial like plaza right next to a ghost kitchen concept. There are a good amount of parking spots in the plaza. Inside, they have a modest setup with a kiosk machine for ordering and a couple chairs to sit on while waiting for your order. There are a couple tables outside for seating as well. For their menu, they have a plethora of options to choose from with different combo options. Wifey and I got a spread consisting of the Fufu & Egusi with Beef, Jollof Rice Combo with Oxtail, Masa, Meat Pie, and an extra side of Plantains. Overall, everything we tried was delicious with great seasoning. All of the staff here are very friendly and welcoming. Whether you are looking to try something new or are seeking some delicious African food, this is definitely a must try spot!

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    Thank you so much! We hope to serve you again! :)

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    Can't wait to see you again! Thanks for stopping by :)

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    Not for me. Tried it a few times at home before throwing it out. Had the Fufu & Egusi (No Meat) and Fried Rice.

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    Is the food halal?

    The beef, lamb and goat are halal, that pair with the vegetarian soups or rices

    Are u open everyday? What are the hours?

    Open Saturday's only from 12-8 pm

    Is this open on sundays?

    No only Saturdays 12-8pm

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