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3.9 (37 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Elizabeth S.

I haven't tried Nigerian food so I was happy to see a place opened up nearby when I was on vacation. Quiet plaza with a good amount of parking. Large seating area inside. I got their egusi with beef and fufu with a small jollop rice to try. The jollop was spicy and smoky. The egusi was thick and had a good heat to it, the beef was tender and the fufu was good. I got the food to-go and it was packaged nicely with saran wrap so it wouldn't leak. The young lady who took my order was nice, wait time was not long.

Stephanie N.

Update: I came back to try other dishes. This time I tried the efo riro (spinach stew), and the fish pepper soup. Both delicious, but wow both were pretty spicy! And I didn't ask for spicy, so this is their default spice. So if you can't handle spice, definitely let them know so they can adjust! -------------------------------- So happy to see a Nigerian restaurant open up in Temecula! I came specifically to try their fufu and egusi. It was a busy day, so I only took a small taste at first. I thought it was just okay on the first bite, but after mixing it and letting it sit for a few hours, the flavors really melded and became even better. It was delicious! The egusi has a nice kick, too. I'm sure they can make it without spice, but I feel like whatever they use to add that spice gives it even more flavor. They had many dishes on their menu that I've never tried before, so I'm excited to come back and try them all. The restaurant is very clean. The service was a little slow, but I think the sweet lady working there was just busy prepping since it seemed like she was the only one there when my husband came in to pick up the order.

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Heather H.

When I heard this place opened up close by I had to check it out. I've always wanted to try Fufu. Inside is cute and spacious. The art on the wall is cool, they have some dry foods on the shelf you can purchase. Most menu items were 25-30$ each. This to me was expensive, but I wanted to try it at least once. The staff is welcoming and polite. The Efo Riro was spiced nicely and ibloved the Fufu, I'd like to try it with a more soupy stew. The smokey jollof rice was VERY smokey so if you like smokey flavor get that. Overall it was a fun experience to try Nigerian food, I enjoyed the flavors.

Jollof rice
Diamond B.

So happy they opened here! The jollof rice is the best I've had and I've been to multiple places. I just love the smokiness and the spice level is perfect. I got the chicken one and the portion was great and the chicken legs were big and juicy. I had the meat pie and ended up buying 2 more for the road because they were that good. Also, love that they have a little shop corner where you can buy some cooking staples such as palm oil and boxed fufu mix. The restaurant was very clean and Maria who helped my mom and I was so sweet as well.

Egusi Stew with beef and fufu
Maylee S.

so good!, Some girl in red hair came up and asked us if we liked it , We all loved it . The service was great we got checked up on every 20 mins or less. It's very clean and the menu is very organized to describe what is on the menu

EFO RIRO stew
Missy L.

Absolutely delicious. I had the Efo riro stew with the fufu and it tastes homemade the flavors were amazing we will definitely be back.

Hi. I really hate to do this but My friends and I stopped by to try out the food. Unfortunately we had an unpleasant experience. I'm not sure why but the Jollof and the shrimp fried rice smelled and tasted like a cigarette . We ordered the Smokey Jollof rice $25 , shrimp fried rice $30, egusi $25, and suya beef $15. From the over powering smell of cigarettes from the rice it made everything else taste gross. We ended up throwing the food away. Less than 5 miles later my friend started aggressively throwing up due to the cigarette smell and taste. She has asthma and taste in her mouth triggered her asthma attack. This was such a traumatic experience. I really do hope they figure out the jollof. They are over burning it. It's not good at all. This was $100+ literally thrown in the trash :(

Jollof rice with chicken.
Jarrod L.

Whole entree smelled and tasted like an ashtray. They knowingly scooped up burned rice and hid it in the bottom. We dug in it and flipped it over. Hockey puck size burned portion, super hard. Were not very friendly or welcoming.

Egusi with goat
Bloved 1.

This is by far the best African food I have ever had!!! The fish pepper soup had such a huge portion of fish and the taste and spice was perfect. The suya was juicy while all the other places i have had it, it was dry and tough. The egusi and fufu with goat was the best I've had. I've had jollof rice before but this is the first 'smoked' jollof I've had. Such an incredible Smoky flavor and the chicken was juicy. I also tried the efo riro for the first time. It was very delicious. They make everything fresh, so it takes a little time but it is worth the wait. The young lady was taking orders, delivery food, doing takeout and phone orders as well, so please bbw patient with her. This place is definitely a gem and I will be returning for sure!!!

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Meat dishes are excellent, not a fan of the smoky rice. If you like spice and authenticity, come here!

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The rice tasted like five hundred cigarettes. Not worth $60...70 with tip. Would not recommend

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My boyfriend and I came here to celebrate our anniversary and all I can say was everything was a…read more10/10!! Sunny was our server and from the moment we sat down he was so attentive and pleasant to talk to! He gave such amazing food and drink recommendations and he even brought out a little cake for us to celebrate our anniversary with. If you ever are in Laguna, ask for Sunny! You won't regret it!

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Literally so good! Heard so much about this place and finally got a chance to visit. The lady…read morehelping was super nice and even the customers were super friendly. The nice man behind us in line was extremely patient when I took forever to figure out what I wanted. Super friendly environment. Definitely going to come back again! I got the egusi/spinach with lamb and fufu. Highly recommend:)

I've really wanted to like this place more…read more I don't usually give bad reviews, especially to small local businesses but here we are. I came here because I've been wanting to try Nigerian food for the longest time. I ordered through doordash their beef egusi that came with fufu. It was about $28 for one portion. They put the beef on the side and it was dry AF. The flavor was okay but it was difficult to swallow since it was so dry. The egusi unfortunately had a strong fishy smell to it that was off putting. The fufu was probably the best thing there. I also gave some to two other girls to try and they felt the same. Unfortunately I was very disappointed in everything and didn't even finish my meal. That is rare for me. I also didn't like that when I came my order wasn't ready. I think they didn't even see my order. This place is small and casual. The two ladies working there were nice. The foods look pre-made. They also sell some grocery items in store. There is a few tables and chairs inside and outside. It's located in a business area by the round about.

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3.6(121 reviews)
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I was a bit hesitant to come here as I've never had nigerian food but we decided to try it out…read morebased on the good food reviews! I do think ambiance and customer service was lacking at first, seemed like our questions were not really being answered. It def could have been a cultural barrier on my end. So I did not really take it to heart, I just assumed they were busy . However we got our food and it was delicious. I ordered the shrimp fried rice but was out that day so I asked for it to be replaced by the Efo Riro & Rice and my husband ordered the Egusi Stew with Beef and Fufu. Both dishes were amazing. The efo riro was spicy! For me at least but not a bad spicy, it was quite delicious with the chicken it came with. The stew was flavorful and not spicy at all. The woman who attended us when we ordered checked in on us multiple times making sure we enjoyed the food and was not too spicy. Customers there were very friendly and the atmosphere definitely improved the longer we stayed there. would def recommend it

Unfortunately, this was not the experience I had hoped for, and the food quality was disappointing…read morefrom the very first bite. I ordered the okra soup with chicken, but the chicken did not taste fresh. It was extremely tough and appeared to have been frozen. Even more concerning, the inside of the restaurant did not appear to be properly cleaned, which raised serious concerns about the overall quality and preparation of the food. The service was subpar and could have been significantly better. Someone should have been consistently present and attentive to customers. The lack of attentiveness made the experience feel less welcoming than it should have been. I'm always willing to give a restaurant another chance, but unfortunately, this experience fell short in both food quality and service. Given the price and overall experience, I would not return or recommend this restaurant to others.

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4.4(414 reviews)
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I have to preface my review by saying that my father is a Moroccan Amazigh (aka Morocco's version…read moreof Native Americans in the US). Naturally Moroccan food is something I grew up with, a comfort food, and something I am a bit critical of. I've dined at many Moroccan restaurants domestically and abroad. I've left pretty much all of those restaurants feeling that the food was average. Today Casablanca became the exception. My sister booked a reservation for Mother's Day and I was looking forward to a Moroccan meal at a restaurant I hadn't heard about. My expectations weren't high due to my prior experiences and Casablanca quickly surpassed that bar and every meal exceed my highest of expectations. We ordered bastilla with chicken and almonds, a honey lamb tangine, lemon chicken tangine (one of my favorite meals), couscous with a mix of skewers, lamb sausage couscous, sea bass, Baklava, crème brulee, stuffed dates, and ice cream. It's often the attention to detail in the simplest components that typically make something special. From the texture of the couscous to the lemon chicken sauce and how the green olives absorbed the flavor was perfect. Bastilla is a very tough dish for me to like due to me preferring savory over sweet. Finding the balance of the flavors is difficult and often what is missed. Today was the first time I went back for more bastilla outside of when my aunts cooked it. The lemon chicken was incredibly flavorful and the chicken was cooked perfectly. the Royal Couscous had various skews that were all delicious and tasted how you'd expect it to when the Moroccan aunties are getting down in the kitchen. I'm not a big lamb guy, but the lamb here wasn't gamey and fell off of the bone. The rest of the meals and desserts were equally delicious. The owner is an Algerian Amazigh and the staff was Moroccan and French. It is obvious they have a passion for what they do and truly care about their clients. My father speaks Tamazight, Arabic, and French. So he was able to speak to all the staff in their native language. The love and care they showed was wonderful and I'm sure they show this same warmth to all of their clients. I love out of a suitcase for work and get to try food in countless places. LA can spoil you, but it's often the holes in the wall that surprise you and not the trendy or more formal restaurants. Casablanca was an exception to the rule. It just became one of my favorite restaurants in SoCal. Thank you to the owner, friendly staff, and chef for making it even more special for my mom on Mother's Day. P.s. my mother is a Chamorro that has cooked Moroccan food for the last 40 years and is overly critical and as mentioned before my father is Moroccan. Both her and my father left the evening singing their praises and had some left overs when we got home. Sorry this was so long, thanks for coming to my ted talk. TLDR I'm Moroccan went with my Moroccan dad and we both think it's the best Moroccan restaurant we've had in years.

UPDATE: Ok...updating this because I see that the business responded…read more 1. I didn't talk to you or anyone on the phone. My sister was the one that called and asked about the charge. I have no clue what you are talking about with your "blackmail" comment, but that's a pretty big accusation that has nothing to do with me, so I would be very careful with that. I didn't agree with the service charge or entertainment charge or whatever you want to call it, but paid it and am not disputing anything. 2. Exactly which part of my review is inaccurate? The amount of time we had to wait? I can prove it took that long. The fact that you didn't bring out food for two of the people in our party even after waiting THAT ridiculous amount of time for our food? Um... can prove that too. That you felt this weird need after I already told you that I got your explanation to keep coming at me with your excuses? I have witnesses for that. Nothing "inaccurate" about my review. 3. I gave you that the food was delicious. It was. It was better before and I don't know what happened from that time to now, but regardless it was still delicious. HOWEVER... it was sour and mushy by the next day. My husband ate some and ended up sick from it. I wasn't going to mention that, but I guess I can now. 4. As a business owner, don't be so arrogant to think you are perfect and learn from the feedback your customers give you. As I stated, we loved the experience the first time. LOVED it... enough where we gave glowing and rave reviews of your place to friends and family and anyone that would listen. Enough that we drove all the way from San Diego up to the restaurant for dinner because it was THAT good. Take that feedback and try to figure out what went wrong and make changes to keep your restaurant successful.

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