Over the last few years, my wife has led a few church trips to Kenya. Among other things, she…read moretalked about their food and especially their hospitality. Naija Wife Kitchen is Nigerian, but I was nonetheless intrigued. I first ordered the Suya Chicken Wings and they were really good. Of late, I've been ordering the Okra Soup, and it's so good that it's hard for me to order anything else. The first time I added fish and it was great except I hate picking out the bones. The next time I added chicken and it was perfect. It's so, so good.

I really enjoyed trying a new type of food. This is my second time trying Nigerian food. I ordered…read morethe fries turkey with a boiled egg topped with stew. I was surprised by the strange cut of the turkey, which was a cut I had never had. The cut had a lot of cartilage and bone. The boiled egg was flavorful but I think having it in styrofoam with door dash ended up making overcooked (no fault of Naija Wife. They really make an effort to explain the menu and make the flavors approachable to an American palate, but the flavors are not my favorite. It's just my personal preference, and I think this place would be wonderful for those that like the profile of the spices.

Overall, the food was delicious especially the injera with the meats and the vegetarian sides. The…read moresalad was well-seasoned, but the sambusa was just okay. However, it's nice to have an Ethiopian restaurant in OKC.

This restaurant is in a shared plaza with plenty of parking. It has a nondescript exterior but…read morethe interior nicely decorated and comfortable with no windows. We were seated quickly and our order was taken right away. We tried the chicken sambusa, it had a nice crunch and a bit of a spice kick. I really enjoyed it. We got the Queen of Sheba platter for 1 person and it was the perfect size to split between 2 people. It had a nice variety of meat and veggie options. We enjoyed the beef, chicken and lentils and nothing was overly spicy. I really liked the green beans. We will definitely come back. The price was reasonable for the amount of food you get.

Tasty and authentic Kenyan/African cuisine!!…read more We had the chance to try the Plus 254 food truck at the Dallas Reggae Fest and enjoyed our meal! The line was slow, but it didn't take long to get our food after we ordered. We got the plate with Jollof Rice, Coconut Beans, Spinach, and Plantains. We also got a side of Masala Fries. Everything was served fresh, hot, and was super flavorful! We enjoyed the curry flavor in the beans and the saucy, spicy fries. My only complaint is that the food was way too salty! Particularly the spinach side. Might have just been on off day! Would absolutely try their food again!

We tried their food truck and not the store. Wanted to try an authentic samosa. Ground beef and…read moreonions with a nice blend of spices and herbs. Was very tasty. The menu showed many other African options but there was really no place to sit and try so we figured the samosas would work the best. Will look for their brick and mortar place and try them out. Service was good even for a food truck.

Order: ("All for One" with a side of rice.) Decent amount of…read morefood chicken and rice for 2 people. I shared with my partner and we enjoyed the flavor a lot. Service: The lady at the register was very welcoming and even explained the spice options and most popular dishes. Ambiance: Seating options were abundant from chairs to bench's to stools with window seats as well. Just an added plus is that there are contactless sinks outside the restrooms, for ones (like me) who just want to wash their hands and not touch bathroom doors or sinks!

If you enjoy spice in your life, you've come to the right place. However, if you have a very low…read moretolerance for spice...be careful! Even the Mild is spicy and the Lemon Herb (bottom of the spice level) has a kick to it. To be clear, I have zero tolerance for spice, so when other reviews say there is no spice in the Lemon Herb, they are probably used to spice on the daily.... Is this place Portuguese or African? I'm not sure! All I know is that this African Bird's Eye Chili spice is the real deal. I got the Lemon Herb Chicken Rice Bowl. It doesn't come with any vegetables, so it's pretty plain. You can order steamed vegetables, but that is mostly carrots and green beans. Hubs got the half chicken with mild and lemon herb. He is more used to spice and he was downing his water. It is packed with flavor with a punch, just not somewhere I would come regularly. The prices were on the higher side for what you get as well. The restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly and patient with us as we were newbies. Easy parking.

Three friends and I just left after a great dinner. Casual,…read moreno pressure atmosphere with really tasty options! Good size portions too.

$30 a plate?!!! No way. I was expecting I could pick this up for dinner. I ordered online,…read morewaited 40 minutes because they werent ready and then was given one dish. This better be good.

Attended a Yelp Elite event at Kindred Spirits and I was so impressed by the service, atmosphere…read moreand selection of drinks! I love that they are supporting black owned wines by Earl Stevens! I definitely look forward to going back to Kindred Spirits! Thank you for bringing a business like this to the Eastside!

Last night was another successful soul Sunday. Absolutely love the vibe of this place. My friends…read moreand I will be back!!!