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    Tessey’s International Kitchen

    3.5 (41 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Banana Pudding
    MeMe B.

    The food at this establishment is fantastic. I especially love the unique twist on their banana pudding which swaps out the usual nilla cookie for shortbread. It really was one of the best banana puddings' I've tasted. The jollof rice is currently a favorite. It was seasoned well with just a kick of spice! I can't forget about the fried fish and shrimp which was filling and delightfully tasty.

    5 Piece Fried Chicken Wings with 2 Sides
    Tatiana G.

    I don't understand what these ppls problem is with making sure you put tartar sauce in customers orders. Second time now where they didn't give us any and now we're stuck with dry fish with no sauce. We even made sure to put it in the notes this time. I see that other customers have gotten Tartar sauce with their food but they seem to hate me or something. Food was good again but we had to go on Instacart to order a bottle of Tartar to go with our food. They need to have someone checking orders before they go out.

    Crab Legs
    Mellisa D.

    First time ordering seafood from this restaurant & judging from the menu pics I thought the food was going to be good. Appearances can be deceiving though. The most noticeable disappointment was that there was no corn & potatoes included with the crab legs which was shown on the menu. Never have I ever been served broccoli & carrots with a crab legs. Furthermore, everything was dry. Seems as if they just threw some old bay on top & added some butter & that was all. I could've made a better crab legs at home.

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    3.0
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    This is the best restaurant I've been to in a long time. The city doesn't have too many Ghanaian…read morerestaurants, but Miss Eleanor is here to fill that gap. Everything we had was incredible--from the tilapia with jollof rice to the Club and Star Ghanaian beers. My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place when we were in the area looking for something to eat. Little did we know we'd have one of those experiences that every NYC foodie craves: you're eating something you haven't quite had before, and somehow, you can taste all the love that went into the meal. Not for likes or more views on TikTok, but because this is the food someone grew up eating their entire lives and wants to share it with the world. This is because of Miss Eleanor. She is extremely knowledgeable about Ghanaian cuisine while being one of the friendliest owners I've encountered in the city. She places a premium on using natural ingredients just as she would back in Ghana, and it truly showed. I didn't feel stuffed or lethargic after my meal. Instead, I felt REVITALIZED. I will definitely be coming back and could not recommend this place enough!

    Order driver and the food was not of the quality not flavoring expected and the jallof rice was so…read moredisappointing I almost shed a tear. Sadly this was food I end up throwing out. Maybe this is one of those places where the food is only good when dine in and not meant for delivery.

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    African Home Restaurant

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    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I don't know which was worst the food or customer service! Was really hoping to enjoy egusi soup n…read morefufu sad it didn't turn out that way

    This place is incredible! This was my first visit, and metered parking wasn't friendly. At first I…read morewent to their old location which was closed but there was a sign & a young man handing out directions to the new place. If you're a New Yorker, and pay ridridiculous amounts of money to live in this city, then you have to try every kind of cuisine from every cultural diaspora, that's what makes NYC magical! I love African cuisine, my favorite being Senegalese but listen, Ghanaian is now my second! The swallow variety is crazy! And being that I'm recovering from tonsillitis, my throat was in heaven! The food is sooo comforting & delicious. I'm so happy they have expanded because I'm sure their business is going to blow up as more people try this cuisine. The service I received was outstanding! I told the young lady I wasn't familiar with the menu, and she whipped around came out & started answering all my questions. All the meats are halal, so you know it's good quality. I ended up getting fried fish okra stew with tuo zaafi, a swallow made of cassava ($16), and a lamb egusi soup with kenkey, a swallow made of corn ($16). I wanted to try the banku but it wasn't ready. I also got a side of beans & plantains ($5 ea.) I paid with Samsung pay, and promised to be back. Let me tell you! I got soooo much food! The portions are ridiculous. I started with my fish okra soup & it was amazing! I had some of the lamb egusi too, but I'm not a big fan of lamb, but it was good. I've never had such flavors and textures dancing in my mouth. The beans are black eyed & it was also delicious. The plantains were made fresh, they weren't mushy & very yummy! There's enough food to last a week! You must give Ghanaian cuisine a try! I'll definitely be back here! Happy Yelping!

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    The egusi with lamb was also good, but I prefer okra.
    The egusi with lamb was also good, but I prefer okra.
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    Adom African Cuisine

    Adom African Cuisine

    4.7
    (11 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    My wife and I had an unforgettable experience at Adom Cuisine in the Bronx. What started as a…read moresimple dinner turned into something truly special--an evening filled with amazing food, genuine hospitality, and a real sense of family. We had the chance to spend time with the beautiful family behind the restaurant--David (the owner), his incredible wife (who we lovingly called "Mom"), and their daughter Kendra. Every single one of them was warm, welcoming, and full of kindness. Earlier that day, I was blessed to meet their daughter Priscilla, who highly recommended we stop by and try her mother's authentic Ghanaian cooking. She told me her mom's food appeals to everyone--and she was absolutely right. We came during a special event sponsored by Puma, where meals were being covered between 4pm and 7pm. Even with that generosity, my wife and I still chose to order and pay for additional items because we wanted the full experience--and we're so glad we did. We ordered fufu with palm nut soup and beef, Ghana's spicy jollof rice, along with krakro, fried shrimp, rice balls, jerk chicken, peanut soup, and spring rolls--and everything was incredible. The flavors were rich, authentic, and made with love. Ghanaian food has a unique spice to it--it's not overpowering like extreme heat, but more of a flavorful kick that comes and goes. It's something you just have to experience for yourself. The space itself may be small, but the love it holds is HUGE. You can feel it in every interaction and every bite of food. If you're ever in the Bronx, just off I-95 near the iconic Arthur Ave, do yourself a favor and stop by Adom Cuisine. Whether you dine in or take out, you can easily enjoy a full, satisfying meal for around $20-$30. This place isn't just a restaurant--it's a home away from home.

    Fufu with peanut butter soup was good! It was spicy and had great flavor. Good amount of food for…read moreprice, but still a tad more than I'd prefer to pay. Jollof rice with Waakye was also spicy with great flavor. The chicken is bone-in which gives it a lovely flavor. Also good amount of food for price. Overall great meals! Would eat again! 4 stars for flavor and spice! Minus 1 star for pricey meals.

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    Fufu & Egusi soup with Fried Fish
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