So happy to see some west African restaurants in Buffalo! I got Jollof rice with chicken and stew,…read morefried plantain and Suya. The jollof was a bit bland but the chicken and stew was good! Just wish there was a bit more pepper. You can never go wrong with fried plantain! The Suya was not what I was expecting but was still tasty. I'm used to suya being more dry and would have preferred more Suya seasoning, even if it was just on the side. It is located in like a storefront and there is no seating. I called to make my order for pickup and they were very nice over the phone. They delivered my food to my car and even gave me a free drink since I waited about 5-10mins for my food.

I hate leaving low reviews for small mom and pop places. I really, truly do. But I am going to be…read morehonest, as I always am. When I heard about this place, I was super excited. I love African food, it's so delicious. Unfortunately, this place was not. We had the jollof rice with chicken and the suya kebab. So, the suya kebab was really greasy, and the meat was cheap. The scant amount of seasoning sprinkled on top was delicious, but it didn't save the otherwise bland and unsalted meat. I don't think grease when I think kebab. Ever. So that was a huge disappointment. The jollof rice with chicken was also just not great. The fried chicken was okay, made well enough, but bland. Not even salted. The rice itself was mediocre. And I'm forgiving with rice because rice is a massive staple of my diet. I don't know, it tasted like it was seasoned out of a box, and reheated to be served. Just bland. Overall, a greasy and bland experience that was sadly not worth the money or the excitement I had to try it. I highly doubt I'll be back

One of my favorite places for a comfort meal. I stopped in and got the combination plate with doro…read morewat, beef tibs, cabbage, lentils, chickpeas, and spinach. Huge portion, flavorful food, and really kind service. The atmosphere was really nice too, jazz playing in the background made it feel cozy and relaxed. Everything had a nice level of spice and tasted fresh and well seasoned. I especially loved the chickpeas and the cabbage with carrots and potatoes, and the spinach balanced everything out perfectly. The doro wat with the chicken and egg was a nice touch too. Absolutely no complaints here. 10/10.

This food stall is in the middle of the WEDI Downtown Bazaar at 617 Main Street, and it's full…read moreservice: Dine-in, take out, and delivery via apps. We ordered the combo plate with meat for $19.99, and it was just the right amount of food for two. Each bite was heavenly! The stewed greens had a kick to them; the doro wat (chicken in onion sauce) was richly caramelized; the lentils cooked perfectly. There are many booths and tables nearby for gatherings of all sizes. Paper lanterns hang overhead; the music veers from Cardi B to dancehall to 60's soul. On a Friday evening, I noticed there were far more single women than men.

I just had to come check this spot out I was curious of the…read morecombo restaurant. The guy up front was very welcoming and explained the origin of the mixed culture. The place is clean, spacious, plenty tables to sit. I just picked up some food to go. I did eat the pâté while waiting on my chicken and rice. It was a bit doughy but very flavorful and spicy. The juices are great. I should've taken some to go. The rice and beans with chicken were a hit as well. Glad to find a bit of home here. They also have a market of food and goodies to buy right next to the restaurant. This is definitely a little gem. Check them out.

I've never been to this place before but I'm sure I've driven by a million times. The food was…read morepretty good, I could have eaten at least 4 of the fish Somali Sambusas, it tastes like there's curry and other spices, and the outside is so crunchy and delicious. The African pate tastes very similar to an alcapurria. A fritter stuffed with meat and fried. One man served us and we had to wait for him to clean up before ordering. Thankfully I ordered Yelp since it was a bit of a big order, unfortunately I never received a confirmation order, but I just seen our food sitting at the restaurant and asked if it was mine. It was....so we didn't have a long wait time, however the food had gotten cold. I tried to be strategic and ordered for 1:30, since my drive was 30 mins but it was still cold. Thankfully there were pates and sambusas in the hot case still warm, so we got those hot and fresh. The ambiance was a little lack luster. Not much decorum or music, but there is a smaller store on the other side of the restaurant. I didn't get a chance to check it out but next time. If it's two things you remember to try it's the Sorrel (Hibiscus) Juice and the Somali fish Sambusas. I would drive back for those two things alone. The sorrel juice is so flavorful and spicy from the ginger. Those two menu items alone are a 15/15

Friendly, wonderful service paired with food that's truly full of flavor and love. Every bite felt…read morethoughtfully prepared, and the warm atmosphere made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend!

Malkia & Co at the West Side Bazaar offers some unique African cuisine menu items that would be…read morehard to find around WNY. I enjoyed a fantastic lunch here recently and ordered the brochette beef which is marinated beef and veggies in an African spice blend, and it comes with a side of rice or plantains, and a side of beans or cooked spinach. I couldn't decide for the latter so she's gave me half of each which I appreciated. You can also add side of homemade hot sauce which is an up-charge but oh my it's so hot but also so delicious, I'd recommend it! This entree was a lot of food and worth the wait (about 10 minutes) and price. I also ordered the lemon tiramisu for dessert which was also very good. Highly recommend!

I stopped in as a visitor from out of town, and I can't recommend this for tourists enough! the…read moreambience (music/decoration) is very vibrant and welcoming. Of course, the food was the star of the show. Simply, it's the best Ethiopian food I've ever had, and the best food I've had in Rochester. stop in while you're in town!

I'm very driven by several times over the past few weeks and finally stopped today. I ordered the…read morevegan platter and OH MY WORD! Every single bite was absolutely delicious!! I give myself 0 stars for taking this long to stop and try their food! They were so kind and wonderful and the portion was enough for two meals. 10/10 recommend!

my food was so good. I had the egusi soup and I'm coming back for the noodles and shrimp next. it's…read morevery healthy and they pack ur plate and the service is amazing.

Absolutely delicious Nigerian food right in the food court of Greece Ridge Mall. I am astounded at…read morethe long long line of folks at the chain restaurants when this place is there, with few customers. The customer service is amazing and they helped my husband who has never had Nigerian before pick his meal. I had the Egusi with fufu and it was excellent. He had jollof with added goat and we shared beef patties. Everything was perfect, fresh and hot, service was great. I wish it wasn't at the mall because we are out on the east side and I don't get over here much but I will be back whenever I am.

They are now hit or miss... fell off since being on Lyell. My boyfriend and I ordered food from…read morethere recently; we both got a side of beef. My beef was so dried out, as if it was old or from the day before, while his beef was good and tender. The service is always wonderful; everyone we've dealt with is sweet.

I ordered the jollof rice and two drumsticks today for lunch. It tasted ok and I noticed it was…read moreextremely greasy . After about 30 minutes I felt like it just sat on my chest like a ton of bricks. I eventually vomited it all up while at work. I should have listened to my co-worker who made comment to never patronize them. I called and the woman on the phone didn't careless of the entire situation, but I've learned my lesson!Actually I'm afraid to ever eat there again .