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Safari Grill

4.1 (52 reviews)
ModerateAfrican
Closed 1:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Twyla Y.

Came for lunch randomly today, and I'm very glad we did! the decor is pretty wild (animal print everything - love it!) and it's bigger than I expected - lots of room, nice & bright with lots of windows. even though it was an odd time of day, there were lots of other tables seated. The menu was a bit crazy, so many items, but we chose a couple dishes to share - Afrique Mishaki with pili pili chips (a platter of chicken skewers and corn and amazing fries, $18) and Viazi Na Koliflaa (roasted cauliflower with vegetable rice and roti, $12) and there was definitely enough food for the both of us! So good! All of it was delicious. Service was friendly & attentive, and our server was great with explaining dishes and was kind enough to let us know the cauliflower dish came with rice so we shouldn't bother ordering another rice dish! that was nice! Can't wait to go back and try more!

Zanzibar mix, fusion ribs, ugali
Dania S.

I ordered to go on doordash. I got the Zanzibar mix, ugali, and ribs. All were good except the ugali which was hard and doesn't really have a taste and didn't pair well with the rest of the food. Generally I'm not too fond of those types of foods. Probably won't order that again. I got the fusion sauce on the ribs which was so good. I loved the combo of the sauce with the charcoal on the ribs. The Zanzibar mix is really good but wish was warmer with the delivery. I like the crunch with the soup. Unfortunately, 15 minutes after I ate, all that food went right back up so I can't help but think something was wrong with it. I would probably not come order from here again and if so, would proceed with caution on what I get and prbbaly stick to in store eating.

Stephanie C.

When you walk in to Safari Grill there is no doubt where you are, zebra print on the walls and on the tables with splashed of red to confuse the senses. The night I went the place was packed! Ordered the BBQ platter, halibut korma and okra curry. All seasoned medium/one chili. Foodwise the curries were on point. Korma was delicious, creamy and you could taste the pistachios and cashews. I love okra but have a great fear of cooking/cleaning it. So when i saw it on the menu, I ordered it and it was fantastic, spicy.. Although, I question the one chili/medium system they have in place, the okra was really spicy but the BBQ was not. Sadly the BBQ was not so good, dry and a bit cold I was thoroughly disappointed. The kebabs were like chewing on jerky, chicken was dry and if you don't eat the piri piri fries when they arrive, well, they're just soggy fries. I'll come back for the curries and I'd try the beef ribs but there's no "winner winner chicken dinner" here...

Ganghani chicken
Asif H.

A family favorite, this Indian/African influenced restaurant offers some traditional dishes I grew up with. Safari offers great East African barbecue dishes, curries from Africa such as KukuPaka(a coconut cream chicken curry) is a must to try. My usual order is Mogo(fried cassava) Kabob(fried meatballs) BBQ Ribs(marinated beef barbecued) and Pili Pili Chicken (saucy deep fried Cornish hen served with masala fries, curried corn) and top it off with something awesome "gengeni chicken" which is fried chicken pieces with chilis and cabbage. Theirs deserts are great but we rarely order them as we are always full with our meal. This place is a must try and experience, the ambience is filled with African themes, and art. Enjoy Africa!

Biringani- eggplant dish
Jaimee J.

Kids enjoys the safari atmosphere with the zebra printed chairs and tablecloths. Food was good, service was a little slow. Enjoyed having the different sauces to add to your meal ( cucumber yogurt, spicy cilantro, and two other varying levels of hot sauce)

Safari fusion ribs & masala mogo ( deep fried casava in special sauce)

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Abyssinia Restaurant

Abyssinia Restaurant

4.5
(28 reviews)
6.3 km

O wanted to try an Ethiopian place downtown, Abyssinia Restaurant, that was recommended by her…read moreEthiopian co-worker. It's located next door to TAO Vietnamese Cuisine. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 12:45pm). There were a couple people eating but for the most part, it was empty. The inside is spacious and they had incense sticks lit in the room. Service is slow and non-existent. You literally have to ask for everything. Our waitress asked if we were ready to order and then proceeded to leave when we said yes. She also didn't explain any of the dishes to us when she brought the food out to our table. Their on Ethiopian time; you'll know what I mean if you've been for Ethiopian food before. Menu is split into appetizers & salads, meat mains, vegan mains and drinks. - Mahiberawi ($49.99 for 4) - meat and vegetable combo platter. This easily fed four of us. Kitfo, k'ik'il, doro wot', k'ey beg wot', kale gommen besiga, ayib and special vegetarian combo of the day. It's a good variety of food although I didn't particularly find anything that stood out to my taste buds. The injera was light and airy but I didn't find it to have much of a sour taste on its own. The lamb was tasty but not much meat, mostly bone. A touch too salty. The raw ground beef was interesting; almost like a tartare. The yellow and green lentils were run of the mill but the beets and carrot/cabbage were good. Same for the kale and spinach. Worth a try but not sure if Abyssinia would be on my list to come back to.

We had an amazing dinner at this quaint restaurant. The four of us decided on the Mahibarawi meat…read moreand vegetarian platter. It was full of flavour and a wonderful variety for our first experience of Ethiopian cuisine. We also enjoyed the Coffee Ceremony with the burning of Frankincense. The prices were extremely reasonable for a party of 4. I would definitely recommend this dining experience.

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