the workers there were rude, but what threw me over the edge was the food. We found hair in the…read moreegusi soup. The Jollof rice wasn't that bad but the meat in the egusi soup was extremely chewy. The atmosphere wasn't not the worst I've seen but it smelt weird and there were flies? I literally threw out all of the food I bought which was $60

Price and food quality is the best in Dallas! Jollof rice, Fried rice, Moi-moi, Egusi, and…read moreEfo-riro as my favorites!!!

I had oxtail with fufu an a side of plantains. Let me tellll…read moreyou the oxtail an fufu combination was so delicious!!!!! The plantains were very good as welll good amount for 5$ The service was fast an very nice! The ambiance was very chill felt very nice inside I would love to sit down an eat next time I go...an I will be going again!! Definitely a try out spot' never know it could be your next spot!!!!

Recently, I located Exotic Grill while in search of some jollof rice while working nearby. Just off…read morethe highway in Euless, Exotic Grill is a small establishment with some fairly good flavors. Ordering to-go was smooth. As far as the jollof itself, it was just okay in my opinion. It gave off the spice level, however was missing other flavor profiles which make jollof, jollof. The meat kabob was flavorful. Overall, I'd be willing to give Exotic Grill another opportunity in the future.

The food is absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of authentic flavor. Every dish tastes like it…read morewas made with care and the portions are very generous. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a good meal. The staff are friendly, attentive, and make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. If you're looking for great food and excellent service in Grand Prairie, Mama B Restaurant is definitely worth visiting. I highly recommend it and will certainly be coming back!

I was so excited to eat African food. The excitement was soon replaced with frustration. They…read morechanged the price from the menu. It was 16.50 on the menu but when I came in one lady said 22.50 and then the other said no, charge 28.50 because goat is expensive. I drove 40 minutes because I really wanted African food and then they played in my face when I got there. How are you going to double the price. I could afford it but I didn't order because if you are being dishonest with the price imagine how you will be skimping with my food.

Food was good. Ok overall prices are eh about expected. Menu was VERY limited at the time.read more

I got the whole tilapia with jollof rice and plantains. The Food was not the best African food i've…read moreever had the rice was hard like it may have been old and reheated the fish was spicy and good but tilapia isn't the healthiest fish to eat but it was the only fish they sold. The plantains were a little dry also

Everyone is kind and smiling when they greet us, whether dining in or grabbing food to go! My…read morefavorite and go-to order is pounded yam (fufu), efo riro (vegetables), and goat. It's the best combo to me! It's also good with egusi instead of efo riro, but efo riro is my personal favorite. I love the jollof itself, but have not loved it with a meat combo due to dryness of the meat (both goat and chicken). The vibe is chill and welcoming if you dine in.

I was told my order would be ready in 10 minutes, and I had to wait over 45 minutes bc they forgot…read moreabout my order. Several people come and went while I sat there in sweating, due to not A/C. Also, I've been ordering the same meal for over 10 years and the portion size varies each time. This time I literally received one scoop!

Amazing food. Great service. Easy parking. It was my first time at African Village. I will…read moredefinitely come back. I was craving that rich flavor meal I grew up eating. I for sure got that. Egusi was amazing. It came out steaming hot. It was painful waiting a few minutes for the food to cool down because I wanted to eat it right away. But it's not good to complain about food being too hot. There was ample seating. The server was attentive and courteous. When I walked in there was a black cowboy riding a Rodeo on TV. So assume this may be a great place to watch sports and eat. Make sure to order an Indian Malta with your food. There was a wide variety of food selections on the menu. So it's a good idea to reviews the menu prior to coming. See images attached. I will be back for the awesome food.

Food: 10/10 Service: 7/10…read moreAmbiance: inapplicable...it literally doesn't matter Nothing new here because the food is still HITTING! I tried the fish this time. Forever a gem.

Great food, great service. I picked up at the end of the day from the app, "too good to go" . I…read morewill be going back asap.

Ordered delivery from this restaurant. The goat pepper soup was very good and had a good amount of…read moregoat meat in it. I would definitely order that again. The moi moi was a little wetter than I like but tasted good. I was disappointed with the amount of goat meat that came with the jollof (as well as the stew amount) and the rice was little dry.

When I go to Nigerian restaurants, I'm often worried about long waits and not-so-great service,…read moreeven though I'm Nigerian American myself. During my last visit, I ordered ahead and it took me about 25 minutes drive, which wasn't too bad. The person who took my order was nice, which was a pleasant surprise compared to what I expected. I ordered two portions of suya and two shawarmas, costing a bit over $40. The shawarma was okay in size, but it didn't really stand out. It satisfied my cravings, but nothing more. Now, the suya was a letdown. It had too much oil and lacked that real suya flavor. The taste of curry was too strong, overshadowing the authentic suya taste. Plus, there were way too many onions compared to the meat. I'd rate the suya a 4 out of 10 for the effort. On the other hand, the shawarma, though of an average size, was pretty tasty. It was spicy, so you'll need a drink to handle the heat. I'm giving a three-star rating for both the food and the service, also appreciating that they're open on Sundays. I've tried suya and shawarma in many places around the DFW area, and I think this place can do better. If they work on improving the spice mix for the suya and balance out the meat and onions, it would make a big difference and bring them up to the level of other spots in the area.

Over priced for the portion and they have a minimum $20 they make you spend. It is Not worth the…read moreflavor or texture of the meat. Would rather to go kemis or suya university up the road if kemis is out!

my very first time ever trying African food and i'm glad i ate at angie's…read more i was welcomed with a nice open space with soft relaxing music. i was greeted by Angie & she was very polite. the food was done well before the suggested time and it was also hot and ready !! the food was amazing and was packed with care! there was also plenty to save for leftovers, plenty serving size! we will definitely be eating here again and again.

We stopped in on a Saturday lunch. The reviews were a bit off... first of off the service was…read morequick. My husband only waited a 10 mins between ordering and getting his plate. The food was hot! Second, We were impressed this was a large portion. And considering he ordered goat. At kemis he only gets 2-3 pieces of goat meat here he received about 5. The staff were very friendly. Lastly the food was amazing. My husband being Ghanaian it is hard to find food that tastes like home to him. This was pretty spot on he said. He ordered the Ghanaian jollof and loved it. The spice level was perfect ... it's not super spicy. However he generally eats spicy and this is authentic food. We will definitely be back to try other stews ... such a gem!

Texas barbecue meets Ethiopian cuisine...? It's brilliant and absolutely delicious. I recommend the…read moreTex-Ethiopian platter for a thorough sampling of all the best things this restaurant offers! It includes: Smoked Doro Wat (Spicy Chicken Stew), Awaze Rib Tip Tibs, Awaze Brisket, Awaze Pork Ribs, your choice of 2 sides, Texas Toast, gluten-free teff injera, and rice pilaf! The hardest part is choosing the sides because they're all amazing, from classic BBQ sides like potato salad, fried okra, baked beans, corn, collard greens, and mac and cheese to Ethiopian sides like shiro wat (chickpea stew), misir wat (red lentil stew), tikil gomen (cabbage and carrots), and more. Even berbere-spiced mac and cheese! Berbere is an incredible blend of Ethiopian spices that is amazing on everything, savory or sweet. If it's just me eating with no one to share, I like to get the Big Ash loaded baked potato. Your choice of meat on a perfectly fluffy hot potato with plenty of butter and sour cream -- it's soooo comforting and delicious!

We drove 40 minutes from north Dallas to try this highly reviewed Ethiopian BBQ fusion restaurant…read more I guess my expectations were set too high. I expected "knock your socks off" but got very good food instead. I expected a packed dining room but at 12:30 it was almost empty. We ordered the sample plate for 2 which included ribs, brisket, rib tips, and doro wat (chicken stew) with rice, injera and we got beefy collard greens and cabbage with carrots sides. The ribs were excellent. I also really liked the chicken stew. I was surprised by the sour flavor of the injera. The thin bbq sauce was tasty while it was not sweet or full of vinegar. It was a nice alternative to traditional sauces. While we enjoyed our meal, and I would order the ribs and chicken stew again, this place is a bit too far for a repeat. But it introduced me to Ethiopian food which I can find closer to home. I love the creativity of the owners.