We needed a gluten free potato we came here for dinner. There was five of us and we ordered the…read moremeat combination and added some seafood such as the catfish and that was a good amount for all of us. We each had a large piece of the bread which is used to pick up the food. I would suggest getting a couple of utensils to help with serving so it's not so messy. Anyway, the food was delicious. My favorite was the lamb and the catfish. We ordered the mild spice level and I thought that already had a good flavor. The restaurant itself has a very comfortable atmosphere. Service was great. Our server was very helpful and gave us a good amount of attention. I recommend making reservation.

Solid Eritrean food. We got there in the late afternoon and were seated quickly. The injera was the…read moreperfect texture, and had that classic slightly sour flavour that paired perfectly with all the dishes. To start off, we ordered some beverages and appetizers: one order each of the meat and veggie sambusas. These were yummy, with a lovely flaky pastry and delicious filling. The veggie one was a little better, since it had a lot more variety; the meat one was filled solely with seasoned ground beef. For our main, we got the platter for 4, and added two meat dishes. This amount of food ended up being perfect for our group of 4 hungry people after a few hours of exercise.

Really enjoy their egusi soup with mackerel fish. I usually just order from door dash but this is…read morethe first time I've eaten inside. It's small, quiet and a nice little place to eat with your significant other or family

great restaurant I stumbled on in west Oakland. african food was very delicious. service was also…read moregreat. rice and chicken was what I had and it did not disappoint. portion size was great . Ambiance was pretty chill and welcoming.

Came here for a comedy special at 8pm. They were so accommodating and so nice and quick about it!…read more The ambiance of this place was fantastic! Great place to host shows, get some drinks and chill. Vibe is on point

I had been wanting to try fufu for a long time, so I decided to check out Bissap Baobab. The…read morerestaurant has more of a cocktail lounge vibe than a traditional dining spot, with eclectic decorations that make the atmosphere fun and unique. The service was friendly, but nothing extraordinary. Unfortunately, they didn't have fufu--which was the main reason I went. That was definitely a bummer (and a bit confusing, since it's such a staple dish). On the bright side, the food I did try was tasty. The fish, Senegal's signature dish, was fried perfectly, though it could have used a bit more salt. The rice tasted like it might have been a day old, and the sauce reminded me of marinara more than anything else.

Such a hidden gem!! I was hunting for a different restaurant in the Embarcadero Center when I…read morewalked past Teranga and was drawn in by the aroma of spices. Another patron wrapping up his meal saw us pause and told us Teranga had the best food in the Center and we just HAD to eat there. He was absolutely right. Food: I decided to get their yassa bowl with chickpeas, and my friend got their feijoada with chicken. The yassa bowl was outstanding -- super flavorful with perfectly spiced chickpeas, tons of caramelized onions, and roasted veggies over a bed of fluffy white rice. If you enjoy caramelized onions, you'll love this dish. The feijoada was also outstanding; it was extremely rich and comforting with perfectly spiced black beans and a nice pop of sweetness from the sweet potatoes. Ambiance: There isn't a ton of seating inside, but there are plenty of communal tables that belong to the Center right outside. Servie: The owner is also incredibly sweet! She walked us through the menu, gave great recommendations, and gave us free samples of tamarind cider as we were waiting. I can't wait to come back and try more things -- the other patron really knew what he was talking about.

What a lovely small cafe business! Service was so kind, I really wasn't expecting and appreciated…read morethe sample of one of their drinks. Tried a small cup while I waited and it was so yummy and warming to your soul! Plan to come back to try more items off the menu. There's one small table if you want to dine in. most people get takeout orders and eat it back in their office or elsewhere.

I love African food. The spices are rich and it's always so savory. My favorite item here is the…read moremeat pie. It has a nice crust that is pretty buttery. The inside is filled with luscious meat. I always have lots of questions when I order at this joint, and they are always so patient with them. The ambience is that of a nice little food stand in urban Africa. Love it!

Just had Jollof Kitcken at the Junteenth Festival yesterday and as always the food is sooooo good,…read moreI had the vegetarian plate that has plantains, beans jollaf rice, greens, and a spicy sauce, and I'm drooling now for more! Open a restaurant in San Ramon please! Or come to farmers market? Love love the food hear, always consistently amazing!

Such a great experience! We ordered the vegan sampler and everything was so well flavored and…read moreperfectly spiced. Each dish had its own distinct taste, and you could tell everything was made fresh, especially the injera. We especially loved the red lentil stewl. The lady (who I'm presuming is the owner) was so sweet and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. The hospitality felt very genuine. Would highly recommend, especially if you're vegetarian, so many delicious options!

My review may be biased as I've had the fortune to live in Ethiopia and came in with high…read moreexpectations based on the other reviews. Firstly - menu is pretty limited in scope, but they do have a ton of great vegetarian options. I was really hoping to get some doro wat but this is not available. The veggie dishes were all good, but definitely milder and less spicy than what I'm used to. The tibs was underwhelming and lacked in flavor and depth. Injera itself was great, and prices are reasonable. I also dropped a star for cleanliness. Our table had leftover dried up food that we cleaned up ourselves. The bathroom was a bit of a mess and did not appear hygienic.

Loved the ambiance and the food. Ethiopian food remains my…read morefavorite for its simplicity and letting the ingredients shine. And any time there is collard greens on the menu, you can't go wrong. I tried the flaxseed drink as well and would highly recommend that. I'd like to go back and get some breakfast and also try some coffee

My wife and I love Ethiopian food and have visited Tadu twice…read more Thus far, this is our favorite Ethiopian restaurant in San Francisco. We enjoy the vegetarian platter which includes beets, something we don't see at other Ethiopian restaurants. Bonus as my wife loves beets. It's self order and pay on a touch screen. The only odd thing is picking a number for dining in. I always ask for assistance from the gentleman working there and he's very helpful. We look forward to returning:)

10/10 so delicious the lamb tagine with peas goes crazy it's so good. dip the bread in the tagine…read moresauce!! actually everything is so good the beef sirloin kebab is insane can't wait to come back and also the service is AMAZING. they are so nice

My boyfriend and I had a lovely dinner at Aicha, it is definitely a hole in the wall restaurant…read morethat could be easily missed. We shared the lamb couscous, chicken tangine and it was more than enough for two very hungry adults. Highly recommend the lamb couscous, it was delicious. My boyfriend liked the chicken but it was wayyyy too salty for me. I personally could not eat more than a few bites of it. The side of bread was very good. 5/5 stars for the service, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming.