I wanted to try out Nigerian food. However, my initial encounter made me realized that my palette…read moredid not agree with crayfish but loved everything else. The first place I tried had all of the food premade so I was not able to substitute. I was so bummed. Then, I found this little gem! This place was able to cater the food to my liking and it was fantastic!!! They make everything fresh so you can make the food fit to your taste buds. I was able to get my orders with no crayfish and spicy! Being Vietnamese, I know that sometimes what your culture likes does not fit with other people's taste- ie fish sauce. Thus, I am happy they didn't judge when I said "hold the crayfish." I got fufu, okra & beef stew, and tomato stew with oxtail. Wow!!! I had extra for 2 more meals! Definitely coming back!

im glad i finally got to try nigerian food! ive always wanted to explore diff cuisines and luckily,…read morethis place isnt far from me! we ordered fufu + egusi + beef, and two orders of jollof rice + plantains + chicken! i would def come back to get the jollof rice and chicken again. that spicy tomato taste in the rice was yummy & flavorful! chicken was also tender and juicy. and the plantains were caramelized and provided a nice sweetness. service was good! wish there was a better way for the pick up. i placed the order inside the gas station and was waiting around for it to be done but if we could maybe leave a phone number and be notified when its ready, that would be much easier!

Absolutely AMAZING! 10/10 Experience!…read more I just picked up Nigerian food from here, and WOW... it was beyond delicious! Everything was absolutely perfect--from the flavor and quality of the food to the cleanliness and presentation. And the customer service? 1,000 out of 10! Everyone was so welcoming, kind, and professional. You can truly tell that they care about their food, their customers, and the experience they provide. The food was fresh, flavorful, beautifully prepared, and the entire establishment was clean and inviting. I honestly have nothing but GREAT things to say! I already know I'll be coming back twice a week! Thank you so much for such a beautiful experience. Keep doing what you're doing because you have definitely gained a loyal customer!

I've tried fufu and egusi at 2 other places here in the IE, & I must say, Tonge's Taste is so…read moredelicious! The owner is so nice, lets you know as soon as the food is ready, and you can tell she cares about her customers. The pick-process was smooth and seamless. Egusi and fufu - nice kick, tasty and not too salty Okra soup - I LOVE okra, so this really fulfilled my craving Eru - Loved the texture and plenty of meat! Highly recommend if you don't feel like making the drive to Mama Wale's in Moreno Valley or the other African restaurant in Temecula!

Absolutely amazing food I still think about it to this day! I ordered fufu and a soup I don't…read moreremember but it was amazing (i got beef tho and it was a little tough). I don't have much to say about the service but it was average (average is nice though). I ate in the mall, it was quiet and empty because it was pretty late. The price was a little over what I like to pay for but the food is memorable. First time trying fufu, great experience.

By looking at the pictures of the food. I'm disappointed. Texas African food looks better. Because…read morewhy are the greens not fully shredded??? It's not suppose to look like collard greens. ‍

I got this via delivery and would have loved to try it in person. I'm a big fan of Nigerian food so…read moreI was happy to find this place. I ordered their fufu combo which comes with egisu, goat meat (there are other options if you wanted something else), and fufu. I wanted Eba as well but they didn't have anymore. Instead they gave me an extra fufu. The Egisu was really good! It made me so happy to enjoy this lol. The spices were wonderful and not overpowering. The fufu was smooth and doughy. The goat complemented all the other components really well. The only downside were the hidden chunks of bone in the meat. I crunched down pretty hard and was shocked that I didn't see it coming. Otherwise the food was amazing and I'd order it again! Also got fried plantains and they were a nice way to complement the meal.

This was my first time eating Nigerian food--I loved! We ate in and had egusi with beef and fufu…read moreand coconut rice with plantains and fish. The egusi was amazing and the fufu ball was perfect consistency, light and moist, a wonderful cloud to accompany your egusi. The egusi was my favorite, but the rice, fish and plantains were good too. There are plenty of tables, seating and parking. I loved the small but private parking lot. There is pretty are on the walls and a TV playing if you want entertainment. The ambiance is peaceful and tasteful. Service was kind and friendly. There was a man who was very helpful and considerate of our lack of knowledge. He made recommendations and we asked for low spice--and the spice level was perfect in the egusi! The egusi had just enough spice for flavor but not too much to ruin out meal for us (spice wimps!). We are thankful. This weekend we were just passing Long Beach, but we will definitely return again, looking forward to more Nigerian food - worth the trip just for the food. This review was not requested.

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.

Had an amazing experience at Mozambique Restaurant! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was…read morewonderful, and the overall experience was truly memorable. A special shout-out to Francisco, the bartender. He was absolutely fantastic--friendly, attentive, professional, and made us feel so welcome from the moment we arrived.

Took my Lady Jane to Mozambique for her birthday. We wanted a Restaurant that had a nice view of…read morethe ocean. Made a reservation and arrived a little early. We were placed in a table on the roof that had a great view of the ocean and Laguna Beach. We were greeted by our waiter Juan and informed him about my Ladies birthday. He came back with a card wishing my lady a Happy Birthday with a Toucan on the cover. A nice Indaba Chardonnay from South Africa was ordered for my Lady. A nice sized pour of this wine and a glass of ice with a spoon was promptly delivered. We ordered the Seafood platter for two. Our dinner was delivered in a large platter with grilled lobster tails, butterflied prawns, shrimp, scallops and fried squid strips. Accompanying the seafood were bowls of hot melted butter and peri peri pepper sauce. The chefs knew how to properly cook seafood as everything was done to perfection. I am a home cook and a fisherman so I know how to cook fish and shellfish correctly. Enjoying the view we slowly ate our meal. Our water Juan was very attentive but not to the point of hovering over us. After we finished eating a complementary Birthday dessert was brought to our table with a lighted candle. My Lady made her wish and blew out the candle. The dessert was Mozambiques famous Banana Bread Pudding and a cup of vanilla ice cream. The bread pudding was covered in toasted macadamia nuts, blueberries, strawberries and boysenberries. The dessert was like the dinner delicious. Each piece of fruit was perfectly ripe and sweet. The meal, the atmosphere and the service deserve the 5 Star rating. I will definitely recommend Mozambique to friends and family and my lady and I are already discussing when to return there again for dinner!

Everything was good but disappointed that they serve rice and not fufu. Overall a 7-10.read more

The food tastes good but the prices are high for the amount of food. For example, it cost over $26…read morefor 2 oxtails and some rice. The coleslaw was very good and the shrimp were too.

The food always slaps--my God!…read more The Asaro is the best I've had in the states and the Ofada is a close second!

I've ordered from this restaurant several times because I wanted to give the menu a fair chance and…read moredetermine which dishes were worth returning for. Overall, the food is decent, and the restaurant has always appeared clean when I've visited. However, they are on the expensive side, and the quality and consistency do not always match what they charge. The efo riro is probably the strongest dish I've tried and the main thing I would order again, although it could still use a little more seasoning. The moi moi is also good. I would skip the amala until they improve the preparation. Proper amala should be smooth, but the one I received was extremely lumpy, with small clumps throughout. It tasted like it had been prepared by someone who had not yet mastered the technique. I also tried the ila alasepo, and I would not order it again. It was visually very unappetizing, with a consistency that looked completely wrong for the dish. More importantly, the okra did not draw at all. That is a basic requirement of properly prepared ila alasepo, and if the okra does not draw, it should not be served. I received three pieces of goat meat, and two were bony rib pieces with hardly any meat. At $35, serving mostly bones is unacceptable. It might pass with customers who are unfamiliar with how ila alasepo should look and taste, but anyone who knows the dish will immediately recognize that the execution was a complete failure. My first meat pie was good, but later orders were disappointing. The crust lacked the buttery richness and tenderness a good meat pie should have, the seasoning in the filling tasted off, and the filling needed better binding. The ayamase was excessively oily, while the red stew tasted almost raw and underdeveloped. The meat tasted as though it had been cooked separately and added afterward, rather than being properly braised in the sauce so it could absorb the flavor. The food is not bad across the board, but much of it is bland-adjacent, and the execution is inconsistent. Their prices are their prices, but at that price point, the food should be flavorful, refined, and consistently well prepared. They get a few things right, particularly the efo riro and moi moi, but the overall quality needs to catch up with the cost. They can do better.

Amazing Nigerian food! Tastes just like my mom's. Staff are professional and friendly. New favorite…read morespot in LA!

I was looking to order egusi soup with fish and fufu but they sold out of egusi. I was given a…read morerecommendation for another soup and it was delish! This is not a dine it , I was unaware, but if you drive to the area they will bring out to you ! Fast service and kind

This was our first visit. We arrive very early by 4:30 because we needed to be at an event by 6pm…read more The atmosphere was quiet when we arrived,but an hour later it was getting pretty loud. It is a sports bar after all. The food was excellent. We ordered the fish tacos, a steak sandwich and a burger. The test of a restaurant are the fries. They were very good. The steak sandwich was huge an enough for 2 meals. I would return and I would try outside dining and see if it was quieter. We really enjoyed our experience.

My husband and I finally went to eat at the Eldo for his birthday. We was excited to try it. Well,…read morenot good first impression as two young girls were just sitting at the booth chatting away. They did not greet us and just said we would have to wait, even though it did not look busy. About 10 minutes later they asked where would we like to sit and we chose the back patio which looked nice but it was too dark. I asked about the lighting and our server said most of the bulbs did not work. THE FOOD: my husband had the beef Wellington and he liked it. I tasted it and it was very, very salty. I had the chicken pot pie, served with a side of peas. It was good but nothing special. THE SERVICE: SLOW, even though It was not a busy night. Our server was a nice young man but wore way too much, awful smelling cologne. Not once were we asked about more drinks, nor were our waters refilled! When he finally came around with our check (too expensive for what we had!!!), he asked if we'd like dessert and I asked for f there's anything they have for the.my husband since it was his birthday. He said no. On our way out, I mentioned my disappointment to the same girls and another server overheard and said that is not true and told us to go next door for an ice cream on them! That was nice However, we will not be returning!!