Had an amazing time here today! My mom and I were looking for African food in the area and this did…read morenot disappoint. Hot, good portions, nice service and very clean restaurant. Will be retuning soon.

We were in the area as I was dropping bae off at the airport and we were looking for something to…read moreeat before his flight. We stumbled upon this place and boy am I glad we did because the food was absolutely divine! I had the garnished tilapia with jollof rice and vegetables. Not sure what vegetables I was eating perhaps spinach but they were cooked to perfection. Bae had the garnished goat meat which was so tender and I appreciate the bite sized cuts instead of the chunky portions. I low key wished I had gotten the goat. We ended up getting a side of jollof rice because the goat meat plate did not come with any sides. I will definitely be back if I am on that side of town again. The four stars are because I wish they adjusted the spice levels. I like my food spicy and Bae who is Yoruba's spice level is not for this world! so the food wasn't as spicy to both of us as we would've liked. Service was a little bit slow, but I think it's because they do make the food fresh. Nice clean restaurant great customer service and cannot wait to be back next time I'm in humble

Delicious. I ordered the sampler platter and I truly enjoyed each bite. It was spicy and packed…read morewith flavor. Food took about 20 minutes which wasn't bad. I would definitely come back here!

We were interested in trying this place and dined in for our experience. There were several parties…read moreenjoy a meal and a few more waiting for their to-go orders, so seemed popular. We were allowed to seat ourselves. Unfortunately, the empty table we picked was still dirty with food crumbs and stray hairs. We ordered the fufu with egusi stew and suya ribs. After waiting ~15 minutes, they informed me that the ribs they had did not have a lot of meat on it and asked if they could substitute some suya beef with the ribs, which I agreed to. The food came out very fresh and looked quite delicious. Egusi flavor is a bit mild and the fufu was a very interesting texture but did not have much flavor on its own. The ribs had an excellent char to it and smokey flavor. The meat was not chewy but very hard to pull off the bone. The suya beef had similar flavor to the ribs but a bit on the dry side. The jollof rice that came on the side did not have much flavor to it to be honest. Overall, a good experience to try Nigerian food but could benefit from better cleaning.

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.

Went for dinner and it was everything I expected and more! The owners are a sweet couple who…read moreprovided great service and were very helpful with the menu. I shared the fufu with egusi soup with stewed goat added, the Stewed Hen, Moin Moin, & Jollof Rice, and the meat pie with a friend and it was plenty for both of us. The fufu with egusi soup was super delicious with a spicy kick that I loved (7/10) . The plate was the star of the meal. Everything from the stewed hen, to the rice, to the greens were all so well seasoned and I truly enjoyed every bite (8.5/10). The meat pie was also delicious with a savory filling and the pastry was thick and buttery but surprisingly not overbearing considering the pastry to filling ratio (8/10). Overall the food was awesome and seemed quite authentic. Would definitely come back to support this small local business!

Absolutely awesome place . I arrived on the weekend and was greeted by one friendly lady who took…read moreour orders. Egusi and fufu , one order of fried rice and one order of plantains . Everything was delicious I will definitely recommend... Loved the African decor as well which reminds me of my times in West Africa. Extremely pleased

I recently had dinner at Bantu House with my daughter. I am not very experienced with African…read morecuisine outside of South African restaurants and a few Ethiopian-style places, so this was a very new experience for me. Overall, I found the food to be very flavorful, well seasoned, and unique. My daughter and I actually ended up liking each other's meals more than our own, so we switched plates, which worked out well. We also ordered a few extra items, including wings and yams. The pounded yam was interesting and very different from anything I usually eat. It is probably not something I would go out of my way to order again, but I am glad I tried it and now understand a little better how it is eaten. The one disappointing part of the visit was the ordering experience. The young man who rang us up was polite, but he was unable to make any recommendations. He said he had been working there for about three months and still could not really suggest what to order. For someone like me, who is unfamiliar with this type of food, recommendations would have been very helpful. I would have appreciated some guidance on the most popular dishes, common choices, or what first-time customers usually enjoy. That said, the owner was extremely kind. She came out to our table, spoke with us, and helped explain how to eat some of the food we had ordered. I really appreciated that. She came across as a very sweet person, and based on her hospitality alone, I would come back to support the business. This style of food may not personally be my cup of tea or something I will crave often, but I respect the flavor, the care, and the local business behind it. I would give Bantu House four stars. It could have been closer to 3.5 for me personally, mostly because of the lack of ordering guidance, but the owner's kindness and the quality of the food pushed it to four.

I ordered take out 8/13/26 on my way home. I found Afrikko on Yelp by their stars and reviews. This…read morefood was sooooo good! I ordered the jollof, and egusi with goat and I have never ever had African meat so TENDER!!!! Everything was still hot on 50 min ride home! Love this homey feels & would definitely eat inside next time. Thx guys! we're family now! you're definitely worth the drive

Food was good but the service i had was bad. i came with a group and had to ask for the menu…read moremultiple times. and then i had to flag someone over to get my order because they passed over me when they were taking everyone's order. my food came extremely later than others, some finishing their meal before mine even came out.

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.

The food was so bland. I didnt even taste the salt or pepper used. $100 to the trash. Do not be…read morefooled by how it looks. The food doesn't smell or taste like anything

The jollof rice is my favourite, because I prefer the moist Nigerian jollof to the Ghanaian jollof…read more The Ofada has been a craving of mine for months now. The nearest African place that sells good Ofada is all the way in sugarland, so I'm very happy to have found that Hunan makes a good Ofada too. The fufu was done right. An over-all delicious meal.

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

ChopnBlok has done no wrong on any of my visits and at this point...I'm convinced they just know…read morewhat they're doing. From the welcome as soon as you walk in to the attentive staff and delicious menu options, I've consistently had a great experience here. Now if there's a patio, you already know where you're going to find me! I almost always choose to sit outside, and one thing I REALLY appreciate is that the service doesn't change because you're on the patio. I'm still checked on and given the same attention as if I were sitting inside. Patio people matter too! Lol The **Ikoyi Shrimp and Coconut Chicken Bites** are favorites for us. They're seasoned and cooked so well, and honestly, you could probably point at something in the Small Chops section and walk away happy. There isn't a dedicated kids menu, so I usually let my little one make a meal out of the smaller bites and she's a happy camper. For my main, I've ventured around the menu and tried different dishes, but somehow I always find my way back home to the **Golden Bowl**. Smoky jollof, curry, chicken, veggies and plantains all working togetherand every time I order it, it tastes just as good as I remembered. At this point, recommending ChopnBlok is easy. **Good food, good service, good patio vibes. I'd recommend this place over and over again.**

This place was super packed during Saturday lunch, so I highly recommend making a reservation…read more Luckily, the host was able to squeeze my friend and I at the bar. Despite how packed and busy it was, the bartenders were super attentive throughout our entire visit. I ordered the following: 1. Coconut Chicken Bites: There was barely any coconut flavor. I would say this appetizer can be skipped as there was nothing particularly special about it. 2. Golden Bowl: Super delicious and easily the best dish I had here. Every bite was packed with so much flavor. I would definitely order this again! 3. Greens & Tings: This had a very smoky flavor, and the chicken was incredibly soft, tender, and tasty. Overall, I'm glad I got to try this restaurant, especially since it was my first time having West African cuisine.