The real thing, and delicious. Distinctive, flavorful dishes. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices…read more Inspires loyalty!

We forgot to take pictures because we were so excited to eat. Everything was amazing and so…read moreflavorful! We had the beef pastel, allocco, chicken suya, and grilled lamb, and plantains. The meat had so much flavor and was cooked perfectly. The plantains were incredible, and the sauce that came with them was so good I'd come back just for that alone. You can really tell the food is made with care, the owner / staff inside were so nice. It was really cute insight, we'll definitely be back for dine in!

I would give this no star if possible my food was so bad. The fufu was like a runny mashed potato…read moreand my egusi was flavorless and cold I literally had to go back and ask them to warm it up and it was still cold. A complete waist of 30.00 the women working was rude and acted annoyed and tired. Service was not good. Don't waste your money. Of course the global market is great but this place is not unfortunately I have had fufu many times and never have I ever been disappointed like this.

The best jollof rice in the city! To be fair there aren't other places to get jollof in SP but this…read moreplace is really good! The tomato stew used is savory and well flavored. It also comes with a side of stew which I appreciate; can never get enough stew! The staff is very friendly too. I typically call before I go in and am always impressed that they answer quickly and are very friendly. I never skip a chance to visit when in Sun Prairie.

Happy to see that this place relocated to the Global Market and Food Hall food court. Now there is…read morea lot of place to sit and enjoy. Plus there is several other good places in the food court to enjoy other delicacies. Waakye was my favorite item here. It was a nice healthy rice and beans. It comes with a flavorful tomato sause and one more sauce on the side. Jollof rice was also good. Chicken was fried real crisp. I also went for a ginger hibiscus drink. It had a nice ginger punch. If you like spicy ginger punch you will like it.

This was my first time trying African Food. I was really stuck on trying Fufu. My husband found…read morethis place on Google and we opted we could give it a try. The pictures online give off a bigger place than expected. It's a family owned restaurant and I truly appreciate the fresh juice options they have available. I would say proceed with caution as the ginger in the juice is fairly strong. The food in itself was okay. My husband really loved the fish and rice. I have liked the food however I felt it lacked flavor again, it may just be that I'm not used to the food. The woman who took our order was very pleasant and was understanding that this was our first time trying this type of food. She made sure we ate spicy food when making it. If you're looking for fresh home style cooking I would recommend here!

Showed up early. Plenty of outside seating! Server was very attentive despite being busy. Food…read morearrived VERY quickly; I got the Sigawot, which was delicious! The injera wasn't as sour as I'd hoped (perhaps made with wheat flour? Not sure) and the coffee was just a french press, but these are MINOR quibbles about a very positive overall experience. I'll forgive minor issues if the service is good and the portions are appropriate, and this exceeded my expectations for both.

This place is absolutely gorgeous, there was live improvised chill jazzy music, not much staff but…read morevery friendly and was surprisingly not too busy. Food was smaller on the portions size (especially the Samsara), the taste of the meat was spectacular, and the injera (Ethiopian flatbread) was a miss for us (as well as the lentil salad). Overall highly recommend trying this place out once. Dolowot and other main entrees look solid enough!

Went to the kingdom as we've heard non stop it's a must go…read more Went inside and ordered, service was friendly with a great sense of humor. We ordered and then waited about 15 minutes, it's a frigid day so we opted to sit inside and wait. I was extremely impressed by the fufu and chicken. Everything was on point and flavorful. The environment was nice but the lingering grease/ oil smell that attached to our clothes after sitting there for a while was unbearable and we wound up having to run home and change before moving on with our day. I will order pick up in the future!

Mohammad the owner was so welcoming. There was a slight issue with the first oxtail however upon…read morerequest he sweetly gave us another one. The chicken domar was filling with a bunch of chicken and sauce. The ambiance was welcoming with the cool background music and historical news papers this is a perfect spot for a family bite or first date!

I really liked the bean fritters. Definitely my favorite place at Taste of Madison.read more

On Sunday, I was in the mood for some Nigerian food. I ordered online and got a confirmation that…read morefood will be ready in 20 minutes. The location was a house in a residential neighborhood. But they were not even open on Sunday. They only operate on Wednesdays. Website allowed online order by mistake. I recommend you call and order instead of through the website. In this case, they were very nice and delivered food to my door on the next Wednesday. Scotch egg was probably my favorite item. Jollof rice came in good quantity, but was too hot. I eat spicy food, it was way too hot even for me. Moimoi was not my thing. It was mild and had a fish taste. It also had an egg. Puff puff was a different kind of a dessert. It was kind of a fermented batter fried. Ginger sorrel drink was nice. If you are searching for this place in Google, search for "Jollof & Others". As per the owner, Pooni is the parent company which owns "Jollof & Others" and "Otys". I think Otys makes all the drinks.

From the owner: Taste the Authentic Flavors of Nigeria! Indulge in our signature Jollof Rice and other traditional…read moreNigerian dishes like Fried Rice, Akara, Moimoi, Yam with sauce, and more.

I read a lot about this place. Every hour their menu changes. The cook something new on an hourly…read morebasis. Moroccan beef tagine was an item prepared right then. It didn't appear in the menu yet. It was ok. Zanzibar coconut chicken curry was a standard menu item. I thought that was an ok dish as well. I tried a kilimanjaro tea. It was a black tea with some spices. Passion fruit drink was good.

Food was amazing last year. Currently, it appears the restaurant is closed. Empty location has a…read morefor rent sign.