I want to start off by saying that by no means am I an expert in West African flavors. So I will…read moregive my opinion but would recommend taking it, along with everyone else's, with a grain of salt. First the positives, the staff is super friendly and attentive. I had questions and she walked me through the menu and options. Additionally, the inside was super clean and the restrooms. For the food I settled on one of the special Spanish stews (something with fish flavors but I forgot the name) and it was good. The suya beef unfortunately left me wanting for more. The beef was dry and with the suya, it made me want water after every bite. I do recommend you check it out and I will probably go back to try other items but will try a few other African places first.

I havent reviewed much restaurants in a while, but this place is so good, it really moved me to…read morewrite a well deserved review. My husband and I had been here before and we got the noodles with the omelette to go because they were out of the Jollof rice. I remember that we were fighting over that noodles. Fast forward to today, I was craving some good flavor so I recalled this place and put in an order for peri-peri chicken bowl for my husband and salmon Jollof rice bowl for me with a side of plantain. It took a while for my husband to get used to the smokiness of the Jollof but as soon as we got acclimated to the flavor, oh my goodness... I can finally understand why they ran out of this darn Jollof rice the last time we came. The Jollof rice is the star of the dish! Granted our chicken and salmon was good, but the Jollof rice takes the podium here. The rice is perfectly cooked and my mouth is still having a flavor party. We would definitely be taking family and friends to this spot!

In short the food is very good but we found it extremely expensive for how much you get. Great for…read morea one time visit, but would probably not visit again just based on the price. We ordered Efo Riro with assorted meats and a goat soup for pick up off of their website. With the price of everything going up, we try to pick up the food when we can versus delivery fees but the two items was still over $60. We figured the portions were probably a lot larger and we could eat it for a couple of meals so placed the order. We waited a bit at the house before driving out to Plano but when we got there, they informed us that the order didn't come through. We ended up waiting another 45 minutes. The woman was very apologetic and kind but heads up on the website. Maybe call in afterwards just to double check that the order went through. My dish had two pieces of meat and a piece of tripe. It was really tasty, but could taste some leftover sand in the greens. My partner's goat was good as well and I appreciated that the dishes were spicy like we ordered it, but felt like for the price, there could have been more meat.

Absolutely love the food here. My friends and I got their banga soup, fish platter, and jollof rice…read morewith chicken. The service was amazing too. I love the spicy banga soup and the fufu. You ordered at the front.

Omg! This is a hidden gem! I had to share this place with my fellow yelpers! The food here is…read moreamazing. I ordered Waakye it was delicious. The portion size is just right to make you have a good nights sleep . I am forever grateful for this lady selling hot food and having a market in the place. I can't wait to go back!! Whenever I am hungry for African food I will remember my favorite place. I can even grab a dinner to eat up at home! I love it here. The staff is so loving and nice.

The jolof was rice ok . Fish was mostly bones but had good flavor . The other 2 items my friend…read morebrought us to try out were weird. I tried it but both of us thought it was definitely an acquired taste . We didn't want to spend the time to acquire so we discarded the food barely touched , well, except for the rice . I guess African food is not for us

My brother and I came in to try fufu and egusi and the owner was so sweet and hospitable. She was…read morequick to show us how to eat it and we were shocked by how good it was. We'll definitely be back!

Been wanting to try a restaurant serving authentic African cuisine and Zag did not disappoint. The…read morerestaurant is conveniently located with plenty of parking available. The restaurant had only 1 other table occupied and we were seated immediately. The host was helpful with the dishes. She also stared that the menus did not have the updated pricing. We tried the Asun which was fantastic - definitely spicy so be cautious if you cannot handle the heat. The jerk chicken with jollof rice was a winner too. The chicken was perfectly spiced and was falling off the bones. Totally loved the food. While the food was great, why the 3 stars? The restaurant could do better on cleanliness. The cutlery needed to be replaced because it was not washed right. Not enough paper napkins on the table. Pricing : Quite an expensive place. 1 appetizer and 1 entree was a lil over $50. Overall the food was excellent but the pricing and lack of cleanliness were a disappointment.

Despite the heat this weekend, we were craving Ethiopian food and decided to drop in in Addis Abeba…read morefor lunch. It's right off Hwy 75 and Beltline right across from the McDonalds after the light in the strip mall. It was easy enough to find and we strolled right in. It is self seating and we picked out a table chairs off to the right side when we entered. It's a decent size space with a fair for live music and plenty of seating; half of it on regular height and the other half bar height seating. There was one young lady serving and there were only 3 other families there. She was attentive and served us with a smile. We ordered taste of Ethiopia, which a mixed dish with Doro wot(chicken stew with boiled egg) kitfo(very slightly fired almost tartare beef) beef tibs(stew; all served in a bed of Injera(their traditional spongy oversized tortilla) made from teff. It has a slightly fermented taste for those who have never tried it before. The plate also had collards, lentils(shiro) and Ayib(homemade fresh cheese). This is right up there with Shebelle for the best Ethiopian food in DFW. Now I haven't tried all the restaurants but have eaten at enough to know what is next level. The explosion of flavors; the subtle heat from the jalapeños and chilli powder/paprika. The rich taste of the Ethiopian ghee it's cooked in. The best part is the injera that has soaked up all the sauces as the last fitting bites. The only downside is wouldn't stop eating, it was so so good and I got my share. I was full for the rest of the day and didn't eat until about 20 hours after that meal. Go try this place....the food is so worth it!

I came here for a late Sunday lunch with a friend who was visiting town. I have only tried one…read moreother Ethiopian restaurant in the DFW metroplex and this one did NOT disappoint. The waitress was kind and very helpful. She explained the dishes and even hand-served the buffet to me. The inside had tvs to watch the euro cup and the mint chairs were comfy. I enjoyed the buffet and the vegetable combo was delightful. The only thing that wasn't for me was the tea. It tasted like a fireball shot without the alcohol. If you like sweet things, then I would recommend. Overall nice experience and I will be bringing friends and family again for sure!

A nice local spot! We came on a Friday night and it did not seem too busy. We sat ourselves and…read morereceived a menu, although there is also a counter at the front where you can probably make orders as well. I loved the pies, the flavor of both of them were really good and the crust was perfectly crunchy. The sauce they provided on the side was quite spicy. We decided to get the top 2 most popular items, the Benachin and Chicken Yassa. The Benachin had good stew meat and flavor, however the meat was a little tough for me. I really did love the onion and carrot mix on the side, it gave the dish so much flavor. The Chicken Yassa also had that onion mix, and this time included fried potatoes as well, which were lightly seasoned. The chicken flavor was good, but also a little on the drier side. Overall, a good experience! Portions were large too.

I tried their egushi soup and fufu and they did not disappoint. Just like I remember them in…read moreNigeria. They are halal as well. Nice low key place with friendly staff. I came late so it was a bit quiet but I preferred it that way. It was one of the highlights of my trip to Texas.

Wow! The food was great and made with fresh ingredients and the dish was paired well. Jolluf with…read morechicken and plantains. Get the puff puffs if you want a donut-like dessert. Definitely will return!

We came in a bit late last night, around 9pm, and we had already had a great dinner at Pizza Vibes…read moreso we wanted to stop in a have a night cap. They had a DJ playing as you enter which I thought was pretty cool. The restaurant itself looked really nice but a bit empty even though they close at 11pm on Friday nights. We headed toward the bar and was greeted by the sweet bartender. We ended up ordering Blue Moon on tap, Guinness, and the Nigerian version that Guinness has as well. Overall, good experience and the restaurant itself was a vibe. Might come back and try the menu next time!

I love this place.. i get all the grocery from this store…read moreand vegitables are fresh. every week i visit this place

No matter which day, what time you call you will always get a automated voice message that we are…read morenot available. Please shut down if you cant have business ETHICS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE.