This was some of the best food I've had in a while! I couldn't even properly pronounce some of the…read moredishes, but still got based on description. The greens, plantains, rice & peas were all terrific - & these are just the side

I usually get the same thing everytime I come here. I ordered a yassa Yao with lamb and when they…read morefirst showed me the meal I could tell the color was a whole new meal. I asked to confirm what I was receiving. I get home to see a bowl full of onions and small pieces of lamb and big bones at the top. This was a completely new meal. What usually receive is orange in color and has potatoes and carrots. So disappointing as they only accept to make your meal over and I would have to drive back to the restaurant jug to receive a refund.

Hidden gem! Truly delicious food and excellent service. Recommend getting extra sides of their…read moresauces and add them to all kinds of food at home that I cook.

From the owner: We are a West African Donut shop offering unique flavors from various parts of the continentread more

Stopped in while I was visiting nearby. Got the steak caraba and it was super good; tender pieces…read moreof steak stir fried with onions, peppers, ginger, and spicy rice with fried plantains on the side. Delicious and healthy. I'd come back all the time if I lived in the area.

I like that Cincinnati now has more ethnic restaurants as they bring so much value to the community…read moreand will open up the taste buds. This was my first time trying Senegalese food and it was really good! I am happy that I went with my friend who is originally from Senegal and she helped me pick out what to eat. I trusted her and it was very delicious. I tried the national dish of Senegal - Thiebou Jien - it is broken rice with a whole bunch of side dishes (they do have some Vietnamese influence if you read up on the history of Senegal). My friend also ordered this okra stew with fish, which is thick and sticky that you eat with rice. It was good as well. I think my experience was good because I had my friend there who knew what to order. She also let me try a hibiscus drink (which was quite sweet), which is the national drink of Senegal along with a drink made from the Baobap tree (looks like milk). They have street parking and also a paid lot across the street.

The reason I had not reviewed this place is because of the poor customer service each time I tried…read moreto order take out in person. I finally ordered delivery online. The maffe was average, maybe could have used more flavor. The yassa has good flavors but I do not believe that chicken was freshly cooked, it seemed like leftovers. Not sure if I will reorder.

Absolutely delicious, I have the oxtail and the technician with me had the jerk chicken. Everything…read moreon the plate was on point all the way down to the plantains there were semi sweet and delicious. And honestly, one of the best eight dollar lemonades I've ever had. I recommend stopping in and trying out some good food

I visited for the first time and will come again to try other things! Food was very flavorful and…read morethe menu was large. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it is mostly a takeout counter with simple seating. The man at the register was nice and the wait time was about 10 minutes.

Two reasons you should go to Divine Appetite: 1. Great Caribbean/African food. 2. Support a great…read morelocally owned family restaurant. This was restaurant 2 (of 24) of my wife and my December eating Advent calendar. What a great treat! My wife ordered the Fufu (think of mashed potatoes, but made of Casava). It came with a spicy soup and a whole Tilapia (including bones). Our food supply has mostly made us forget our proteins were living at some point, so I quite enjoy the "bone in" experience due to it's lack of processing and higher freshness. I ordered the Fried Red Snapper and it took was the whole fish. We both loved the flavors! For sides I had fried plantains and a black-eyed pea dish. Both Amazing. So the food and love and attention put into it by the family is the hero here. It is hard to describe, but we just feel better after eating fresh food, and that is how we left Devine Appetite... feeling great This restaurant is exactly as I would expect from a small family owned business. It is in an unassuming strip mall location. Many of the family work there (I counted 3 generations). The food is prepared when ordered, so it will not be a quick in and out experience. My wife and I loved this vibe and will certainly come back. We saw many people come in to grab food as take out, so that is also an option.

My friend and I have been wanting to try jollof rice and fufu and this was the perfect spot for…read morethat! Food was very authentic and had good flavor so if you're into this cuisine I would definitely recommend it. It is a small space inside but there is seating available so that you can enjoy the food fresh which I will say is definitely the way to go. The service was amazing. We found out about this place through someone's Instagram story and so they asked to see the picture and helped with what was on it from the menu and what else they recommended as first timers. They also helped with how to eat Fufu and the proper way in doing so. The staff was very friendly and honestly made the experience really good as it can sometimes be scary going to a new cuisine for the first time and not knowing what to expect!

The food here was unreal! I was dying to find Ethiopian food in Cincinnati and Habesha more than…read moremet my craving! We had the chicken and beef tibs and the vegan dishes. Everything was outstanding! Will make the drive here again to eat - it was that good!

I love Ethiopian food and their spices and flavors! This place has the best Ethiopian food in…read moreCincinnati. I've tried their veggie plate with doro wat and it was amazing seasoned perfectly with good sized portions. The ambiance is great they have so much culture in their restaurant. Service was great it is a family owned business so you will be served with love and care.

Called in tonight around 9ish 10pm and ordered take out with Uber Eats. I saw some good reviews and…read morewanted to try the place out because I love me a good Biryani. The lady who I spoke with was very friendly and they accommodated my ask for extra lime and onion. So I have to say tho I ordered the Naan Burrito (beef) and the biryani (lamb) so the burrito was ALOT bigger than I expected.. I was thinking more of like a semi smallish gyro type of burrito ? Idk but it was almost chipotle sized (which isn't a bad thing!) however the burrito was mostly filled with rice a lot of rice and maybe a bit of meat. They did have this sauce that gave it a lot of flavor. The Biryani tho was good not really knocking it that much but it was lacking some flavor I feel like.. I also asked for 6 spice level for it and it didn't seem that spicy. All in all I was very excited to try this place and I am so down to try more items I would just order something else next time

This location has street metered parking or a paid parking lot close by. This space is big and…read moreopen. The service is efficient. We have eaten here several times sometimes for the Ethiopian food and sometimes for the Indian food. Their food is consistently good. The garlic naan is good. All the flavors from the curry and tikka masala are good as well. We typically get our food quickly.

We were greeted and seated immediately. Our server, who I think was the owner, was delighted to…read morefind out that this visit was our first one to the restaurant. He brought us a menu and excitedly described the lunch options. Once we made our decisions, he brought us hot Chai tea to sip while we waited for our food. My sister ordered the lamb shank while I ordered the chicken stew. Both dishes came with basmati rice (that was brown with spices and flavor) and a salad. We thoroughly enjoyed the scrumptious food. The meat fell off the bone of her lamb shank and my chicken stew was beyond delectable. At the time of this review (March 2025), the restaurant had only been in operation for about 4-5 months. So, the minimal decorations and decor are probably because the restaurant is so new. I'm sure the owners will make the place look a little nicer once they are able sustain and stay in business. Because the food was so tasty, I didn't remove one star for lack of good decor. We enjoyed our meals so much that we plan to return when we are in the area.

This is a little hole in the wall featuring, I think, Somali cuisine. I'm writing as a vegetarian -…read moreI really should stop searching for "Vegetarian-friendly restaurants" as the algorithm has no clue. The clerk and I had some language problems (which was fine, that's what the internet is for) and although he was surprised vegetarians exist, we found something I could eat: full - a beans/gravy type dish with a flatbread and salad and a big glass of Vitmo, a tasty nonalcoholic fruit cordial. Literally all the other dishes on the menu that aren't bread include meat (which again, is fine, but doesn't work for me). Food came very fast and portions are indeed very generous. I wouldn't call this vegetarian-friendly, but I was hoping for tasty ethnic cuisine, which is what I got. Lots of seating.

Formidable! Yesterday was my first time here and it won't be my last! Mon dîner était merveilleux!!…read more‍I leave tomorrow but this will be my go to resto each time I am in West Chester because it is worth the drive. Yesterday I had lamb and it was grilled and I had jollof rice! Next time I'll take a picture ! Vrai sénégalaise!! You are not going here for customer service because they are very busy and food is fresh and excellent. You come here for the authentic food.

So I'm rounding up! Nothing terrible nor memorable…read more I had this delivered. I ordered lamb. They called stating it was not available and offered chicken instead. It could have been more juicy and seasoned. There were some dry bits. The cassava leaf was ordered sauce only. At some restaurants, that just means skip the rice. There was no protein in the sauce and it lacked seasoning and palm oil. I threw it in a pan and "doctored it up". This is not my intention for takeout. I don't think I would reorder.