story time …read more... OMG!!!!!! I saved the banana pudding as a night snack. I waited til kids was in bed so I wouldn't have to share with anyone . Honey, I took 2 bites, 3 and 4 and before I knew it I only had 3 tablespoons left . So, I stopped eating, closed container and put it away in refrigerator. I sipped on water until my thirst was Quenched. I trashed the water bottle and figured I'd take ONE, only more bite of thē Banana Pudding and leave the other 2 tablespoons for in the morning. needless to say I couldn't stop and I finished all 3 tablespoons . IT WAS DELICIOUS !!!!!! My downfall is sweets sweets sweets and this pudding is dangerous .

First bite of the puff puff which are balls of bread stuffed with beef had my tastebuds watering to…read morethe max. The service was amazing! The area was cooler than a fan and looks newly remodeled. The jollof rice was also tasty. The fried chicken, turnip greens and plantains were so packed with flavor. I felt like I was in the mother land eating this food. Soooo delicious. Go get some food from Steaming Pots, you won't be disappointed! They also gave me plenty of utensils for each dish. This place is a must try!!

I've been dying to have African food for some time and on my __st birthday, i finally had it…read more It's in a plaza tucked on Waters Ave. Not much parking available, we found some on the side of the plaza. I quite enjoyed the vivid colors inside the restaurant. Sela, our server was amazing. It was out first time and she was very sweet and patient with us. She even bought us samples of soups to try ( such a great touch). We tried Egusi with chicken and Fufu, beef stew with jollof rice, fried goat and puff puff. Everything tasted great. Only complaint, i was missing the spice. It was tad too bland for my Indian palate. With more of a kick, that egusi would've been amazing.

Had an amazing Rolex today! Great food! Definitely check it out.. especially if you like Ugandan…read morefood/international food. We'll be back soon to try out the samosas. Also, the couple running this food cart were very kind. We'll be back!

We just had lunch here at the food court in Portland. My friends highly recommend their food. Wow,…read morevery very good tacos, and Samosa. The taco meat (we had the steak tacos) were richly flavored. The Samosa did not feel greasy at all. The owners were very friendly and nice.

Great service delicious food and definitely will recommend 100%. Nice environment and location.read more

From the owner: Offering exclusive African dishes that suits all occasions…read more We have unique African dishes.

The Jollof rice was highly delectable and the beef, and fish, were cooked very well. Overall, the…read moremeal was delicious!

First time trying Nigerian food. Ordered by phone, food took 45 minutes. We went off the menu on…read moreYelp because they didn't have a website, but when we got there the prices were WAY higher... so for 3 items we paid about $90... We got the asun, jollof rice, swallow. The meats on these dishes were just all bone.... Portion size was tiny given the price. Swallow is basically non flavored mashed potatoes that's like in a ball. Also when we got there, the doors are all locked and we had to ring the bell multiple times. The take out area is tiny and we did not really feel welcome... we drove 30+ minutes for this. This will probably be our first and last time here.

I did a Door Dash order 10/29/24 for the Egusi soup & fufu! I was so disappointed. I got chicken &…read morebeef x's 2. I was given 3 pieces of some kind of meat the size of half dollars and they were hard as rocks! When I was able to get a tiny piece it tasted old and freezer burnt! The soup's texture was as though it had been in the fridge a couple of days, it definitely was not fresh!!! My first experience with African food, my ancestors are from Mali and Bantu, they are turning in their craves that I was served such mess. Mother Oshun please forgive them. They should be ashamed of themselves for real. And it's not like it took forever to be delivered and it ruined the floor, I live less than a mile from the store. I should have known it was going to be some bullshit‼ I NEED ALL MY LIL MONEY BACK!!!! Frfr

AMAZING every time. Very authentic african food. Very flavorful, and fresh! I can tell it's…read morehomemade. I want their jollof rice for lunch every day! I love their red pepper sauce! I still need to try their soups and fufu

Came here for the first time this weekend and absolutely loved it!! The food was AMAZING and…read moreMitmita is the sweetest person ever! I feel like I was in her home. The Gored Gored (lamb) was my favorite. Definitely will be back!

I love this place. The food is delicious and never disappoints. They are happy to make the food as…read moremild or spicy as you like and Ethiopian food is very unique! The injera is delicious as are all of the veggies and meats. Athena the owner is so friendly and nice. She was wonderful with my son and even prepared him his own plate of lentils as he likes. I highly recommend!

Every single item I sampled here had so much flavour. It's insane how well seasoned everything was…read more The sampler options are the way to go. The best bites were the buticha and ye mist wot. It was enjoyable to lean into the culture and eat with the provided injera. It's a smaller restaurant with a small staff so service is slower than a standard restaurant. That being said, everyone was friendly and the food was delicious! I look forward to coming back and plan to add this to my list of places to take people visiting.

My favorite Ethiopian restaurant. Strangely enough the salad is my favorite thing that I get here…read more It's so fresh and tastes familiar. I love how it's served on a tray as traditional and your party picks from the offerings family style. The injera was very nice and went well with the various wots that we ordered. Many of the dishes are super spicy for American standards so get cold drinks. For those of us who are African or traditionally have spicy foods, it was fine.

We had some friends in town who were staying at Disney and we met them for dinner. When they…read moresuggested Boma, I was a little nervous because I frankly don't know anything about African food! I'm a pretty adventurous eater, but I was even still a little nervous. I should've known better, it's Disney, they're gonna make sure that things are approachable for a large variety of people and it absolutely was! There were so many dishes that I enjoyed and I got to try new things that were exotic, but not too exotic. They did have some stuff that could be for a little bit more adventurous types, but I had enough things that were fun and different that I felt like I was taking advantage of the African cuisine and not missing out on that opportunity. It is a buffet, it comes with juice, tea, or maybe lemonade? I can't remember exactly, but you can get their POG juice if you want. It was a very large glass of juice, I will say that, more than I could drink! I'm glad that we finally went because I've heard about it for years and I've just never really been interested or willing to go, but this opportunity showed me that it is a wonderful spot.

This review focuses on breakfast at Boma. Since it's an all-you-can-eat buffet, come hungry…read more Boma can be a little difficult to find because it's located in Jambo House. If you're staying near Kidani Village, the shuttle is usually quicker than walking, especially if you're close to your reservation time. The food was excellent, with a wide variety of African-inspired dishes, an omelet station, ham-carving station, make-your-own yogurt section, desserts, Mickey waffles, and traditional breakfast items. I especially enjoyed sitting near the open kitchen, where we could watch the staff prepare the food. The atmosphere was comfortable--not too bright and not too dark--and the service was excellent. Our coffee cups were never empty. We waited about five minutes after checking in for our early reservation, but by the time we left, the restaurant was packed and several parties were waiting. There are no animal views from Boma, so consider another restaurant at the resort if that's important to you. However, the food quality is excellent, and the value is fair for an all-you-can-eat buffet. Come hungry and enjoy yourself.