Double check the address before going as they changed locations and Google maps is weird (3661 W…read more86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46268). I would also review the menu and call ahead to see what they have in stock as they prep ingredients weekly and ran out of some things we were interested in (meat pie, drinks, beef) The restaurant is pretty spacious inside with lots of tables and seating. The servers were friendly and helpful in getting our orders in. We enjoyed the spicy goat appetizer, jollof, fufu, turkey morsel, collar greens and egusi. Overall a great experience.

Raw chicken dried out burgers and mashed potatoes for cabbage with to much turmeric . The cakes are…read morefrom a box. This differently the EKO at Pinnacle West Senior Living.

Great little family restaurant. We were on the hunt for Nigerian Egusi Stew and Fufu. This is the…read moreplace we found in the Lafayette Square international corridor. Nestle in the back of an old mall area is quite a cultural gem. Madina's menu offered flavors from several African/ Carribean cuisines: Egusi (Nigerian) , Peanut Stew (West Africa-Ivory Coast), Plaintains (Caribbean-Ghana), Jollof Rice (Senegal) and so much more! The service was wonderful. The cook gave us some cultural food knowledge about the origins of our dishes. The presentation of the food was beautiful. I wish I took a picture but I was ravenous. At the end of a very bountiful meal, I left tips eveywhere. The busser tried to return my tip! I had to explain that it was for him. Very nice place. I will return, especially for the plaintains.

Rushed service and an outdated interior are the last things on your mind as soon as you bite into…read moreyour main course. Incredible food but the rest of the experience was lacking. Will be back to try more of the menu

The waitstaff was friendly. The food was flavorful and the price was right. I'm very happy we…read moredecided to stop in. We got the oxtail stew with jaloff rice, jerk chicken, goat meat pepper soup, fufu, puff puff, and fried plantains. It was more than enough for four people to share.

Felt like I was sitting in a nightclub while eating my fufu and egusi, which was a little weird…read more Service was on the slower side as well. The food was solid but nothing earth-shattering. Price was a tad steep. Interesting experience for sure

I loved the food here so much. It felt like going back home to Africa for original suya, okra and…read morepounded yam and beans. The food tasted so good and close to home. The service was also fantastic. I loved meeting Hewa, she went above and beyond to provide good service with a smile. She shows you how to pose and volunteers to take pics. The ambience was wonderful with low lights and aesthetically pleasing furniture. I especially loved the corner with pics of famous Africans and people around the world. Enjoy the ambience guys!!!

We ordered the "mushroom soup" absolutely fantastic!!!! We would definitely come back for it. We…read moreordered a beef and goat meal (don't remember the name) it was okay. Not necessarily flavorful or tender just okay.

The portions are simply too small for the cost charged, $20+. I ordered chicken egusi. My sister…read moreordered fish. They gave me a lunch portion, two small pieces of chicken in a small to-go bowl. It was so stingy looking! My sister's came in a dinner plate, one whole fish with fried plantains and egusi. She had enough food for two. What??? It started some sibling rivalry. Now I'm mad and still hungry. The flavor was good, but the portions are too small to return. Fix this issue, and this place could succeed. Otherwise, I will have to take my business to Ecko.

I had been craving African food randomly. I hadn't had it since college. I love love loveeee trying…read moreother ethnic foods. I decided to go with this place. I was working and ordered it from a food delivery app. I got the Egusi and added pounded yam. It didn't let me choose the meat but when I received it I figured it was goat. When the food arrived, I was pretty surprised at how small of a portion it was. It came in a Tupperware with just enough to cover the bottom plus a tad more. In the soup were two small pieces of meat. Ehhh. Disappointed but oh well. I tried it and the flavor was AMAZING yet spicy. But not just plain of spicy. It was packed with FLAVOR! I loved it and ate it how they do with my hands with a finger full of the pounded yam. I may try other menu items in the future. Hopefully I get more bang for the buck lol

Delicious food! Our Lamb Platter for 2 was beyond amazing! Easily the best Ethiopian we have ever…read morehad! Chai and Coffee were fantastic, as was the lentil sambussa with fresh green sauce. The service was great, and the inside was clean and well-decorated. We will definitely recommend to everyone we know, and will be back ASAP!

We came from out of town and met friends here for a late dinner around 745 pm on a Friday. There…read morewere no other customers but later people came. We asked for 1 order (quantity of 2) lentil sambusa for our vegan friend --a non vegan ate the other one-- & 1 order beef for the meat lovers. Both were very flavorful. For our mains we ordered a vegetarian platter for 2 and a Lamb platter for 2. Veg platter ($35) was probably 2 scoops of the most popular vegetarian orders. Lamb platter ($45) had several of the same vegetables as the other platters. The 5 of us could barely finish the 2 platters. Highly recommend.

Whenever I need a good fried fish and attieke, I go to Barry's! If you are looking for a place with…read moregood African food at an affordable price, check out Barry's. It is more of a hole in the wall concept with limited seating options. Service is slow so I recommend calling at least 20 minutes ahead to place an order. The staff there is always so welcoming.

This is real food. The family is kind and genuine. The food was perfectly seasoned, fresh and…read moredelicious. We loved it so much we came back the next day and got multiple dishes to go to keep frozen for when we don't feel like cooking. Give this place a try!

We were a group of 6 and came on a Saturday night and there was only two other tables occupied…read more There is plenty of seating. I was happy to see that the menu had some pictures and that there were descriptions of each food item, also our server was a great help in assisting us with what to order. However, it did take a long time for our food to come out. I got the Yesega Sambuusa (pastry stuff with beef) which I really liked and the Tibs Lamb. Each dish we ordered also came with two sides, I got the Tikel Gomen (cabbage and carrots) and Yemisir Keyi Wett (red lentil). Everything was so good, I only wish the portions were larger and it was a bit pricey. This is my second time experiencing Ethiopian cuisine, my first time was in Kansas and it was ok but I am glad I came here and tried again.

First time trying Ethiopian food and it was great. We tried a lot of traditional Ethiopian food and…read moreeverything tasted great. The service was great and the owners were so sweet!

Small cute restaurant, nice decor. Food was delicious and very generous portions. Will be going…read moreback.

I had the most amazing time celebrating my friend at this restaurant. My friend that mentioned that…read moreshe does not like Ethiopian food has only good things to say. This is great establishment where the staff is always so friendly and attentive. The place is clean and there is even a hand washing station. I love how the Ethiopian culture is highlighted from the videos broadcasted on the tv, art and decor throughout the restaurant. The food was amazing. We got mild spice and it did not disappoint. We got the 4 person meal for 3 of us and there was plenty of left overs. There was a. Assortment of meats and vegetarian options and they were all delicious. My only issue was the injera and some of the sides were cold or close to Lukewarm. I love hot food or at least warm. Also, there is paid street side parking outside.

Spicy but not too spicy, very delicious, and friendly service! I had the turkey wings, they were…read moregreat!

I had the Beef Suya. I really wanted to like this because the gentleman at the counter was very…read morenice and I love supporting mom and pop shops. The flavor was really good, but the beef was tough, dry and had a lot of fat and gristle. It was really difficult to chew. I've never had Suya before so I don't know what it's supposed to be like. Consequently I asked Alexa "is Suya tough and chewy?". Alexa responded that Suya is generally not tough because it is cut across the grain. This beef was cut with the grain. It's unfortunate, but at $20.00 per serving, I doubt I'll be back. If I come back, I'll avoid the beef and maybe try a chicken dish.