I dined in on a Monday evening. The place was not too busy. Shaah tea was my absolute favorite item…read morehere. A small one was just $2, but came in good quantity, and it was rich and flavorful. Chapati beef roll was my favorite entree. There was a spicy sauce in green bottle. That is super flavorful. That enhances the flavor. Chicken legs over rice was my other item. Chicken was super tender and flavorful. Rice came in good quantity and was flavorful as well. Side salad had an extreme strong kick from raw onion. Portion size was big here. Prices were reasonable. Drinks in the front fountain (pinapple and mango) were complimentary. That was a nice gesture. Other places would have charged a couple of dollars for that.

This is a nice cafe with prompt, friendly service and an interesting Somali menu. Whatever meal you…read morechoose, don't forget to add one of the sauces that are brought to the table. Our first taste seemed bland. We were told that traditionally dishes would arrive to the table already seasoned, but some customers found them too hot, so they now let each diner add their own sauce. The lunch menu is comprised primarily of a choice of meat and either rice or pasta, the latter being a leftover from Italian colonization of Somalia. I had the goat and pasta, both of which benefited by the (judicious) addition of the hot green sauce by itself or diluted a bit with the mild white sauce. The goat was a bit tough but had a nice flavor. It came with a lime wedge and some chopped lettuce, onion, and green pepper. My husband had the beef chapati and was "underwhelmed." The chapati was quite soggy and the dish was heavy on potatoes for his taste. We both enjoyed the sweet and spicy Somali tea, a chai type that is enjoyably heavy on cloves. This family restaurant is definitely worth a stop.

Great food ))very clean. )))amazing customer service. Portions are really big, so two people can…read moreeat from one dish.

I was in town and looking for a place for lunch close to my meeting location, this popped up so I…read morethought , why not? I'm so glad I did. It's a charming small restaurant, with 14 tables (mostly 4 seaters, I think). The seats along the outside wall are a continuous bench with beautiful pillows. The host was very attentive and took my order quickly. I had falafel served on a bed of hummus with pickles neatled in the hummus and drizzled with molasses, with a pita. It was some of the best falafel I've had in a while. I'd never had hummus with pickles and molasses, but it was a surprisingly tasty combination. I also had the hot tea, which was a delicious citrusy, gingery concoction sweetened with honey. There are a lot of kebab options that sounded tempting as well - will have to try those another time!

FABULOUS. Literally THE best falafel and Zataar + cheese flatbread I've ever had in my life. And I…read morecome from east San Diego where middle eastern and Mediterranean food options abound! I got the flatbread app and the falafel bowl, and I'm so thrilled I get to enjoy it again because the portions were so generous, I have at least 1-2 meals left! The soft music and decor really support the authenticity of this place. The staff is very kind and attentive. 10/10

Busy busy for weekday lunch, so plan on getting there early, as the tables go fast. I had a chicken…read moreShwarma wrap: a super long, tightly rolled wrap with tender chicken, diced pickles and a savory sauce. Way too big for one person! My dining partner enjoyed his massive pita sandwich with with beef shwarma. He's picky, so skipped everything but the beef.

Happy to see that this place relocated to the Global Market and Food Hall food court. Now there is…read morea lot of place to sit and enjoy. Plus there is several other good places in the food court to enjoy other delicacies. Waakye was my favorite item here. It was a nice healthy rice and beans. It comes with a flavorful tomato sause and one more sauce on the side. Jollof rice was also good. Chicken was fried real crisp. I also went for a ginger hibiscus drink. It had a nice ginger punch. If you like spicy ginger punch you will like it.

This was my first time trying African Food. I was really stuck on trying Fufu. My husband found…read morethis place on Google and we opted we could give it a try. The pictures online give off a bigger place than expected. It's a family owned restaurant and I truly appreciate the fresh juice options they have available. I would say proceed with caution as the ginger in the juice is fairly strong. The food in itself was okay. My husband really loved the fish and rice. I have liked the food however I felt it lacked flavor again, it may just be that I'm not used to the food. The woman who took our order was very pleasant and was understanding that this was our first time trying this type of food. She made sure we ate spicy food when making it. If you're looking for fresh home style cooking I would recommend here!

I've never had an issue getting a table when I've tried to dine in, but I most often get takeout…read more It's pretty dark in the restaurant but it's cozy and there's a good amount of seating. Some of my favorites are the mango curry, mung bean curry, and Indo mac. They have a really good vegan selection. I also love to buy their blocks of tempeh for my own cooking. Something I want to call out is how thoughtfully they pack to-go orders. Everything seems to be recyclable or compostable. Everything is labeled, the soup containers are taped on the side so they don't spill, and they put a piece of cardboard in the bottom of the bag to keep everything upright. These are little things that show me how much care they put into their food/dining experience and I wanted to highlight them!

Service: Extraordinary!! Our waiter was so friendly and knowledgeable about the food and the…read morecocktail options. He took great care of us and made us feel welcomed and appreciated. Food: Wow!! We ordered 3 entrees to share amongst 3 people- "medium" spice level- and each was perfect! We even had extra to take home. My favorite was the tempeh. I didn't know how much potatoes are used in Indonesian cooking. This Irish girl appreciated that! Each of the 3 dishes included potatoes in some way and each were different and delicious. Cocktails: I ordered the Long Island Thai Tea and it was too strong for me so a friend drank it, and said it was awesome, and I happily returned to Diet Pepsi. I'm not really a drinker. It looks like there is a performance space next to the dining room, so I'm guessing there might be music or karaoke nights here? I'm totally going to check out that option as that would be a blast. Looooooooved everything about Bandung and I'll be back. Often!!

Yesterday I finally stopped in after noticing this new bakery a few weeks ago. So glad I did!…read more Service was great. The woman at the counter came over with tongs and a tray to get pastries out of the case for me. There were lots of big conchas to choose from and other tasty looking treats too. I chose 2 conchas, 2 churros, and a twisted puff pastry covered in sugar. Too much to eat in just one day, even sharing with my family. Then, at check out, I was also given a piece of flan! I took my order to go, but there are a handful of tables if you want to stay a little longer. It was quiet while I was there. Decor was minimal (I expected this based on previous businesses in this space). Everything has been delicious! My daughter asked me to go back for more after her first bite of churro. I was already planning to based on the flan and having seen the sign saying they have tamales on weekends!

I have passed by this place many times wondering if I should stop in. My daughter had an unusual…read morerequest for a particular kind of Mexican sweet bread known as concha. While grabbing that sweet treat, I grabbed a few of my own personal favorites, including a cheese danish, and a vanilla cream filled empanada. The location was very clean. They have trays and tongs to be able to grab any pastry or sweet treat located in the cabinets. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back.

The hummus is soo good, the pita bread is amazing but the lentil soup is what keeps me coming back!…read moreMust try it with a lemon!

After reviewing their menu and their website, it's easy to get excited about this place because…read morethey have live music happening. I believe Friday or Saturday night. They have an elaborate breakfast. They have an amazing dinner for two. It's not cheap. It's a bit pricey, but for the ambience and for how everything is put together just so and to give you the real taste of turkey vibe I think it's worth it totally recommend go for a special event like the breakfast or live music or really anytime you were just for an appetizer or just for something simple, you won't be disappointed life's too short carpe diem

Who would've thought some of the best Turkish food I've ever had would come from this truck? I love…read moreeverything about this place. The ambiance, the late hours...but mostly the food. We ordered the Adana (soft, longer) plate + beef (cubed) plates, both were extremely good and juicy. It was served with a side of rice, fattoush salad and white sauce...the entire combination was perfection. The server greeted us with free cups of lentil soup that I loved and will definitely order the next time I go.

Such delicious food and good value, friendly service. I had beef shawarma and lentil soup, which…read morefrom American standards is like a spiced and herbed broth with lentils. Don't misunderstand that brothy means short in flavor or substance ! I think it is a great opener to the rest of the meal.