What a gem! Lovely Cameroonian restaurant that also has some Caribbean and other African dishes…read more Very welcoming service. It is a hole in the wall but the food is delicious and flavorful. We tried and really enjoyed the chicken in bitterleaf sauce with gaffi (cassava) fufu, goat stew with stewed cabbage, and a salmon pastie. All were hits for the family, including our toddler. I really liked the bitterleaf sauce and the goat stew.

I was craving authentic African food, and I found this place that wasn't too far from my house…read moreThe flavor of the food is amazing. The oxtail was amazingly cooked and the plantains were delicious too. I highly recommend getting FuFu with the oxtail because the combination is the best. I will definitely be coming back here and bringing some friends. Sabina is an amazing woman and so friendly.

The food was delicious and spicy. The staff were kind and quick. I went here twice in one week…read moreduring my visit to the area.

Since this was my first time trying African food I stopped by today & got some takeout from African…read morePalace due to good reviews. The peanut butter soup with tilapia was over the top delicious! The spices and the thickness of the soup soaked up the fufu & it was the perfect pairing. Definitely coming back.

Not many people talk about this place especially when they pass through the spot! The food is made…read morefresh and they would show you before they bag it up to make sure everything is correct! I ordered the oxtails and it was delicious with the plantains and rice! For the rice, you get to decide if you want white, yellow, or rice and beans. I chose white for both. I also got my sister jerk chicken and the size was worth the cheap price!

PSA the correct address is 135 S Cameron St, not the one listed on Yelp. It's close enough but you…read moredon't wanna be like me and accidentally walk in a Mexican restaurant just to be told there's no African food there. Food was good, was surprised how flaky the beef patty ($3 each) crust was and how flavorful the filling was. Got the oxtail with rice and plantains, very tender and well seasoned. Was only a bit salty at the end when it was just the rice drenched in the sauce but loved the rest of it. The veggie garnish and plantains on top were delicious as well. Pretty inexpensive yet still quality food! Would get beef patty again and try other dishes when I get the chance next time!

The food was very good. The people were very kind and made you feel like your family…read more There were a variety of African spices used But there were also some meat pastries that were very tasty as well

They are very welcoming and the place is clean and neat, the owner came out to say hello and she…read moreseemed nice my first time here I was just craving egusi with fufu I didn't care about the meat but their stew beef flavor was really good, service was for sure great, ok the food honestly felt overpriced I had 2 scoops of egusi and 2 scoops of beef stew and I can say that for some reason I kept biting into what felt like rocks not sure if it was because they didn't clean the veggies properly or what but that killed my appetite anyways tried their meat pie not getting that either kind of bland but thank you for calming my craving but I don't think I will be back maybe I will try their jollof rice with the stew meat but not the fufu with egusi still going to Baltimore for mine.

Great food and amazing service and great people and amazing location great fufu and pepper soupread more

Fire!!! That's all…read more Fufu is fire. Egusi fire. Jollof rice fire. We just moved to the area. This place hasn't disappointed.

The food is always great. We get the jollof rice, chicken or beef, and yam porridge. Sometimes my…read morehusband gets the fufu with the different soups. It's never a miss. The portions are big. I spread the yam porridge to eat over 3 days. It is pretty pricey. We always use door dash.

Delicious authentic Nigerian food with great flavor and generous portions. The staff was friendly,…read moreand the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Highly recommend the jollof rice and suya. Definitely worth visiting again!

If you are wanting to make your taste buds come alive then you must try the Spice Kitchen... the…read morearoma when you walk inside is Heavenly and to top it off Angel is there with her exceptional customer service skills to offer up suggestions when you need to make a choice! What to try? Well I WILL try it all... because Will will also help you out... your biggest decision is the spice level because all of the dishes so far have not disappointed! My favorites are the rice plantain and stew... but those Wings are definitely AMAZING!!

After a long day of getting my locs retwisted nearby, I decided to stop here for dinner on my way…read morehome. I didn't realize where the restaurant was located beforehand, so I was a little surprised when I arrived. It's in a very urban area, which may or may not matter depending on your comfort level. There was a decent amount of seating inside if you choose to dine in. The restaurant was okay in terms of cleanliness, but personally, I'd opt for takeout. I originally planned to eat inside but changed my mind once I got there. Unfortunately, the customer service wasn't the best. I wasn't greeted when I walked in, and when I received my order, the takeout container wasn't fully closed and was placed halfway into the bag. I'm not sure if it was just an oversight, but it didn't leave the best first impression. Now, the food, that's where they won me over. Everything was well-seasoned, and the suya had just the right amount of spice. They were out of the vegetable I originally wanted, but I'm actually glad I tried the corn because it was absolutely delicious. And that suya butter sauce? It was the star of the meal! Overall, while the location and customer service weren't my favorite, the food was flavorful enough that I'd come back if I were in the area and craving suya.

Authentic and amazing Ghanaian food. The fufu and peanut…read morebutter soup and the waakye are to die for. Great value and great service.

A place where you can find jollof rice AND Jamaican beef patties? Sign me up!…read more The exterior is unassuming but the interior is bright, clean, and the service is polite and attentive. Kudos to the owner for being such a delight! I ordered jollof rice with chicken and a beef patty (of course). Both were excellent but I have to shower the jollof rice with praise. As a Nigerian American, the struggle to find good jollof is real. I have to say that this Ghanian style jollof was quite good. I won't get into a whole thing about which country has the best jollof but I enjoyed this iteration quite a bit. I highly recommend checking out KSB when you're near Parkville.

Excellent Service. The food looks wonderful and i know it tastes good. I would love to order from…read moreyou and enjoy the African cuisine

I got the pleasure of learning about Calabash and experiencing their Ghanian cuisine on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and I thoroughly enjoyed. Calabash African Cuisine is an intimate and cute establishment that offers great customer service. And the food, the food was absolutely delicious! I ordered the Suya and Waakye, which took my tastebuds back to the delicious dishes my second family always cooked for festivities. I also got the opportunity to try my friend's entree, which was the Banku with the Peanut Soup. Needless to say, the food was flavored and cooked perfectly. Whenever, I'm craving some goodT Ghanian food, I'm glad that I now have a go to... Calabash.

This was my 1st time trying Nigerian food and the service was great along with the food. the staff…read morewas very helpful with finding me something to ease my way into trying something new so far so good can't wait to try other items I haven't had so far.

This place has gotten crazy expensive and the portions have gotten smaller. The large suya used to…read morecome in a pizza box, now it's a small to-go container that's half filled with tomatoes and onions to throw you off. It's literally the same amount of meat as the smaller size just with vegetables and a higher price tag. The egusi was full of oil and lacked flavor. I came when they opened but somehow the meat pies weren't going to be ready for another two hours and there was no puff puff. Sigh!!