My first West African food ever!!!…read more Tried GOLDEN BOWL as the nice lady at the cashier suggested. Jesus! It's mind-blowing! The Spices. The Aroma. The perfectly charred BBQ Chicken. The perfectly cooked Brown Rice accompanied by the Tomato Chutney of some kind. The Sauce is also out of this world. Had this and then head up to the Rooftop Garden with a Twin Star Boba in my hand. Had an amazing day at POST HOUSTON.

What a way to kick off 2026... new year... new shiny badge... and new dining experiences…read more ChopnBlock is not new to Houston, but it was for me until recently. I can't believe I waited so long to try the GOLDEN BOWL. This is one of the best bites to enter my mouth in a long time. ChopnBlok is nestled away inside of POST Houston. Their menu is quaint, and in fact, the famous Golden Bowl was not visible on the menu. Fortunately, the had a few signature dishes on display - the Golden Bowl was one of them. The Golden Bowl is one of the most complex and well balanced dishes I've ever had. Sweet, salty, smoky, spicy, and soulful, this dish is an explosion for flavors that will have your tongue tingling. The succulent grilled chicken, fluffy jollof jambalaya, stewed plantain and crunchy black eyed peas work together to create an unbelievable mix of textures that keep you excited for the next bite... and the next... and then suddenly it's gone. My only regret was sharing the bowl with my husband. I could probably eat two orders in one sitting. If you haven't had a Golden Bowl, please do your tastebuds a favor and get yourself over to ChopnBlok.

The food here is top tier! Try the Jollof rice with goat ! Shoutout to Maxwell for helping me out…read morewith recommendations!

Food: Made to order Seafood Okra Soup with Pounded Yam-To…read moreGo. It was freshly cooked, piping hot, well packaged and free of spills. When I arrived home, I tried it and it was everything I expected and wanted based on what the previously read reviews. My okra soup which is enough for two meals was everything! Omalicha Kitchen did not disappoint. Service: I walked in and was immediately greeted, not with a smile but attentively. The lady was thorough and made sure that I was ordering exactly what I wanted. She made suggestions and touched on everything. I was quite pleased with the quality customer service I received. Ambiance: The restaurant was pristine outside and inside. Every empty table and floor was clean and chairs well placed. There was nothing that made me think that I shouldn't return to this establishment. In the contrary, I will be back and I recommend anyone in search of delicious West African food to visit Omalicha Kitchen.

I tried the restaurant in Pearland and really love the oxtail pepper soup so I wanted to check out…read morethis location. Service was timely and polite. Unfortunately, this location does not have oxtail pepper soup. This location only has goat pepper soup, which is good, but not as good as the oxtail version you can find in Pearland. Also, this location did not provide rice with soup - which was another reason i didn't enjoy the meal as much. They did have the same delicious meat pies. I will likely not return to this Westheimer location since the oxtail pepper soup is my favorite thing on the menu. For those who enjoy alcohol, the Westheimer location does serve alcohol however since alcohol is not important to me, I'll be going to the Pearland location.

Tried this place because Im a suya fan and it was recommend by one of the biggest foodies I know…read more It was good, got the goat suya with jojo rice...it was good flavorful and nice spice plus smoky.

Nkwobi was amazing, the owner works very hard and the food truly taste like home 11/10read more

I placed a pickup order through DoorDash yesterday at 5:31pm and never received any food. When we…read moregot there at 6:00pm the owner said they were closed due to a catering order and that he canceled the order on DoorDash even though it said on the app that it wasn't, we went back and showed him and he assured us it wasn't canceled and then drove off. When I woke up this morning and checked DoorDash it said that the order was picked up at 7:37pm and my card was charged $60, which is honestly too much for 2 soups and 2 appetizers. Also on top of that the location was sketchy, had no visible signage, and was dirty. Would not recommend this place at all if I could give negative stars I would.

I have been wanting to try West African food for quite a while and just never found anywhere near…read morewhere I was so when Bantu House showed up on my IG i was like let me try it since it's so close. I canNOT believe what I have been missing!!! I tried the egusi soup with pounded yam and was literally floored by how good it was. I brought some home for my wife and kids and they all loved it. I've been back several times since. Unfortunately I NEVER see anyone in there so I hope they are getting enough service to stick around. I've had their jerk wings as well as their jollif rice and all of it is amazing. The restaurant itself is simple and the staff friendly.

It was my first time trying African food. I had sent my mom to go pick up the order, and she waited…read morefor about 20-30ish minutes. I ordered the egusi soup & okra soup with yam fufu and corn fufu. Very very flavorful! The egusi soup with yam fufu was my favorite. However, when I left the soups sitting out for my partner to try after coming home from work, they both somehow became a bit salty? And he wasn't able to enjoy it like how I did when it was fresh. There's not a lot of African restaurants in Cypress, but this place is definitely worth a try. Still can't get over the texture of fufu! It's so pleasant with the soups.

Food: We tried fufu. I got the okra and my husband got the…read moregoat. No picture because it just looked that good and I just wanted to eat it. Okra was delicious! It had so much flavor in it mmmm! My husband loved his goat meat he didn't leave behind a single thing, cleaned the whole plate...at his fufu and then some of mine. Service/ambiance: They are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. It was obvious we didn't know anything about the menu and several people approached us to help us get something they think we would like. Didn't even feel like we were eating out but instead eating at a friend's or family's house. We went a bit late so I think people were getting off work and it was clear that this place feels like home for everyone because they were coming just to hang out and eat. Such a lovely place and the best fufu I tried (after eating it I tried it at another few spots just for the comparison - no one could compare).

Oooooooh sweet mother of pearl! I stumbled on a gem today! Afrikiko is on fire (though the door was…read moreopen so it was kinda chilly)!!!! From the minute I walked in, I knew that the odds would most likely be in my favor. First of all there are two huge portraits of the female proprietess and her husband flanking the cash register, in full Asante regalia. Which totally made me feel like I was in someone's living room looking at their mantle, versus at a restaurant. But it added a touch of culture and a huge sense of pride. There was a older man waiting for food, staring at the big screen tv, DANCING to the music. This is a great sign! Do you know how good this food is about to be, because I do, if it makes Papa DANCE!!! Oh yeah, I was getting excited. There was a fridge stocked FULL TO THE BRIM and spilling over onto the floor of every soda, both American and African, plus several types of beer. To me this read as "yup, you gone be thirsty after this FIYAHHHHHH"! And they weren't wrong! My food came out piping hot, relatively quickly, and paired with warm water for hand washing! Not every African restaurant is this traditional, so I again, knew it was about to go down!!!!! I would get into a lengthy description of the groundnut soup but that would waste more of your time reading, instead of driving, STRAIGHT TO Afrikiko!!! I will say that the side of spinach that I requested was so smooth and tomatoey and robust with flavor, that I was thoroughly surprised. I was expecting just a side of sautéed spinach, maybe a bit of onion or garlic, but that damn spinach was soooooo good I almost licked the bowl. If I could give 10 stars I would! This place will make me drive from Dallas yall! And you should too! Worth every single penny I spent! Thanks Afrikiko!

I ordered my usual here again the other night being the Stewed Chicken with Jollof Rice, Greens &…read morePlantains. Such a delicious meal in every single bite with each bite being full of moisture and consistency too. The drumsticks had a slightly crispy exterior, really tender flesh, very juicy to almost falling off the bone feel to them. They were cooked thoroughly without being dried or burnt. That spicy, oily red sauce was so aromatic with just enough kick to it. It wasn't creamy, but not too watery either. The Jollof rice was smoky, savory, buttery and a little spicy. The greens had a subtle ingredient in them and complimented the rest with some earthiness, while the plantains were like a mini dessert. The plantains were very good with a really soft, creamy texture, good warmth and natural sweetness. The service was very welcoming, friendly and efficient. This poultry dish is a real treat every time with every flavor profile in play satisfying multiple pallets.

I ordered afang soup with oatmeal swallow, but after a long wait I was served garri instead. The…read moresoup tasted good, but it had a grainy texture that was concerning. When I politely mentioned the mix‑up to the server, she argued instead of addressing the issue. The experience made the visit really disappointing.

I've eaten African food all over the U.S., and Hunan Cafe has some of the most flavorful West…read moreAfrican food I've ever had. Everything tastes absolutely incredible. I usually order the jollof rice, efo riro, and egusi soup, and every single dish is rich, bold, and deeply satisfying. It was so good the first time that I came back again the very next week. Every visit I spend no less than $50 because I can't help but order all my favorites. The flavors are that good. There's a lovely woman in the kitchen preparing these dishes with so much care and authenticity, and you can truly taste it in every bite. If you're looking for a genuinely, expertly prepared West African meal, this is the place. I say this as someone who lives between Houston and New York, has traveled all over the world, and has eaten at many Michelin-rated restaurants. I know good food, and this food is amazing.

I have purchased food few times, and was satisfied with the quality of food and service.read more

The server EJ was delightful. He knew his menu, explained all dishes, was attentive but not…read morehovering. He made the dining experience fantastic. Would highly recommend asking for him for your server.

Food GREAT SERVICE AMAZING…read moreambiance exceptional Small dipped off cute date spot. Light music but good enough to vibe to

I visited Famous Princess African Kitchen for the first time and had a great experience! I ordered…read morehalf egusi, half efo, and jollof rice. Everything was delicious!. I'm sensitive to spices, but the flavors were so good, I continued taking small bites at a time. The portions are HUGE! So much food I could barely close my to-go container. Definitely worth it. My server, Dele T, was awesome. As a first-timer trying African food, he helped me choose dishes and made the experience even better. I also met his sister (aka Chef of the Year!), and when I mentioned seeing her on Instagram, she gave me a hug! If you're in Houston, I highly recommend checking out Famous Princess African Kitchen! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRz11SxDy0Z/?igsh=bHF5aHd6cDEwbHlp

The best African Restaurant, I tried so far. We waited about…read more40 minutes, which wasn't a huge bomber being that they cook every to order. I don't mind waiting, for quality food. Both dishes came out hot, with the perfect amount of spices. Hum...hum...hum... If you are craving authentic African cuisine, this place is a must try! We went on a Saturday night, the place filled up pretty quickly, FYI the establishment isn't too big so I would advised getting there at a reasonable time. They also had afro beats playing which was a great addition while waiting.