We tried Jollof Haus and it was soooo good! From the moment we walked in we felt welcomed, the…read morestaff was so nice and patient. I think we met the owner who explained the menu, what a genuine lady. When placing our order the menu was very well explained to us. My friend came wanting to try fufu but is not a fan of fish. We were told to order other dishes and they would let her try the fufu (thankfully we did this). The meals were so flavorful; the chicken was tender, the beef delicious, excellent seasoned rice, very good plantains. Make sure to get the watermelon juice! Can't wait to come try more dishes here.

I want to start off by saying that by no means am I an expert in West African flavors. So I will…read moregive my opinion but would recommend taking it, along with everyone else's, with a grain of salt. First the positives, the staff is super friendly and attentive. I had questions and she walked me through the menu and options. Additionally, the inside was super clean and the restrooms. For the food I settled on one of the special Spanish stews (something with fish flavors but I forgot the name) and it was good. The suya beef unfortunately left me wanting for more. The beef was dry and with the suya, it made me want water after every bite. I do recommend you check it out and I will probably go back to try other items but will try a few other African places first.

I had a great entry experience to tasting Nigerian and West African food! After finding Mabel's on…read moreInstagram from a food influencer I wanted to try something new. The food did not disappoint especially the trio! The restaurant is also very spacious, clean, and had excellent customer service. The waiter was very kind to explain about Nigerian food and I'm grateful there's a restaurant like this in the area! Next time I will try the fufu. Thank you again for the warm reception. I hope more people discover this food!

Good food, fun experience, but incredibly overpriced. These…read moreplaces get gouged on their leases, then have to pass it on to their customers. Well, the customers that eat there. One and done for me.

I freaking LOVE this place ! The Tilapia is the best I ever…read morehad. Tried a few other things on my other visits but it's my favorite. The lovely receptionist also provided lovely service. And the atmosphere always gives me a great vibe.

Went to this Halal restaurant for the first time and the overall experience was not good!…read more First of all, their website listed on Google is not correct. It directs to an article about this restaurant on D Magazine website. Not sure why the owner has not noticed and corrected that yet. If there is no website then Google should not show it at all. It is just confusing to customers. Second, their restaurant menu is not up to date. Majority of the items under "Les Grillades," "A La Braise," and "Sauces" were not available. We were told by the server that they used to make it in the past but not anymore. If not anymore, again, why the menu is not up to date? Why wasting customer's time? There is a picture of a full grilled chicken with coleslaw on Google. When asked for it, we were told it is a "Pepper Chicken" that is only available during the day time and we also have to order in advance. We didn't see this item on the menu and not sure how customers will know about this item and when to order. Pure carelessness from the owner! For the food, we ordered "Meat Pie," "Benachin," and "Afra/Dibi" chicken. Meat pie was good but little expensive in my opinion. Afra/Dibi chicken was good as well and also came up with a decent portion. What I didn't like about it is that it only came with a bunch of onions and nothing else. No sides at all which I thought was little bizarre specially for the price they are charging. I did not like Benachin! Small portion, expensive, and tasted just okay. It was just a boiled meat with some rice and vegetable curry. Vegetable curry was good but rest of the dish was just okay. I don't recommend this dish. Their customer service was iffy. We were not checked upon in a timely manner. There was a short hair African American lady and her customer service was good. There was another African American lady and she definitely needs training on her customer service and attitude. She would barely come to the table and hardly answer any questions or try to help. Rest of the time I saw her behind the counter spending time on her phone! This restaurant only has bottled water and they charge for it. I may or may not come back to this restaurant in the future.

My brother and I came in to try fufu and egusi and the owner was so sweet and hospitable. She was…read morequick to show us how to eat it and we were shocked by how good it was. We'll definitely be back!

Been wanting to try a restaurant serving authentic African cuisine and Zag did not disappoint. The…read morerestaurant is conveniently located with plenty of parking available. The restaurant had only 1 other table occupied and we were seated immediately. The host was helpful with the dishes. She also stared that the menus did not have the updated pricing. We tried the Asun which was fantastic - definitely spicy so be cautious if you cannot handle the heat. The jerk chicken with jollof rice was a winner too. The chicken was perfectly spiced and was falling off the bones. Totally loved the food. While the food was great, why the 3 stars? The restaurant could do better on cleanliness. The cutlery needed to be replaced because it was not washed right. Not enough paper napkins on the table. Pricing : Quite an expensive place. 1 appetizer and 1 entree was a lil over $50. Overall the food was excellent but the pricing and lack of cleanliness were a disappointment.

This is such a great idea for a business. Nigerian small chops can be hard to find packaged like…read morethis. Everything we ordered was so tasty. We got two of the Boxochops Meats Platter and some bottles of Zobo for our group, and we enjoyed every bit of it. The turkey wings were probably my fave part. The inside is kinda small, but there are a couple tables if you want to dine-in. It probably can seat about 15 ppl inside across all the tables. I recommend this business!

I've been coming to this place for some year now, and I am amazed and extremely impressed by the…read moregreat costumer service I get every time. I ordered today with this kind lady "Uche" and she was so kind from phone call to pick up. I rarely leave 5 star reviews for African businesses but Boxochops is an exception because of their excellence.

My friend raved about this place in Dallas. I thought I gave it a tried while I'm here, and I have…read moreto say it's pretty good. The amount of food you get insane, they were super delicious. The chicken Suya and Jollof rice was amazing. The restaurant gets really busy and has no place to sit down to eat though so order/plan ahead. I'll definitely be back again when I'm in town.

Bear with me, this is going to be a very long review... My…read morefriends wanted to try this place out, and support local small businesses. However we had a horrendous experience. When we first got in, it was fairly busy, I thought it was a sit down restaurant, not takeout. No worries we can just take our food to go (we drove here from Addison). It was about 2:30 when we ordered. The prices seemed a bit high ($30 for a small sized entree with no sides). But that's fine, nobody forced us to dine here. My friend and I ordered a ram suya and a goat suya and my other friend ordered a beef suya and a wrap. We go and wait on the couch. It was quite hot and we started to sweat, waiting for our food. 25 minutes passed and we see other people receiving their food, no worries, I understand some dishes take longer than others to come out. However after 45 minutes we were getting fed up. Mind you my friend and I were the only asians in the store (the other friend was Nigerian), and seeing people who ordered way ahead of us get their food and leaving, it was quite agitating. Finally my friend (Nigerian friend) gets one of his dishes, but that's it. Finally after another 2-3 minutes, the cashier comes to us and tells my friend (the Nigerian one) that they ran out of an ingredient and would give it to him for free without the missing ingredient and he agreed but she completely ignores me and my other friend (both asian). The three of us get pretty upset at this point and I tell my friend to ask them how longer it will be. He goes and asks her and she says one of the dishes (goat suya) is ready but the other one was an ADDITIONAL 10-15 minutes... she offered a small sample of the beef suya to us three to share while we waited (mind you this is now 50 minutes) We decided to get a refund for the other dish and just take the one that's ready and leave. Incredibly rude and horrendous service! At least if yall are taking a bit longer, let me know, and if yall are out of an ingredient, please say that. Also, why were my friend and I (the asian ones) completely ignored while all of the other patrons at least were offered a refund or notified of shortages of ingredients. Even my Nigerian friend who was clearly with us was notified but I was completely ignored. Not gonna imply anything but actions speak louder than words. Finally when we got back home, the meat seemed low quality, about 75% of it was vegetables. The flavor was delicious but not $30 worth and definitely not with the service they offer. Maybe they were having a bad day, but I will never come back here again and would advise others not to patron this business either.

Omg! This is a hidden gem! I had to share this place with my fellow yelpers! The food here is…read moreamazing. I ordered Waakye it was delicious. The portion size is just right to make you have a good nights sleep . I am forever grateful for this lady selling hot food and having a market in the place. I can't wait to go back!! Whenever I am hungry for African food I will remember my favorite place. I can even grab a dinner to eat up at home! I love it here. The staff is so loving and nice.

The jolof was rice ok . Fish was mostly bones but had good flavor . The other 2 items my friend…read morebrought us to try out were weird. I tried it but both of us thought it was definitely an acquired taste . We didn't want to spend the time to acquire so we discarded the food barely touched , well, except for the rice . I guess African food is not for us