Authentic African food just hits different. Must try. Everything was fresh flavorful a sun my son…read moreeven enjoyed it. It was his first time

Amazing TASTING Ghanaian food for a very decent price ; service is meh, but to be expected of…read moreAfrican places. Could do much better with the servings of meat...I literally had threes of the smallest pieces of meat in the universe on my plate..besides all that...pretty swell

Yummy East African food and milk is delicious! Ishtar is a great Somalian restaurant mid Etobicoke…read morelocation.

Take a trip to East Africa without the long flight. Istar Restaurant in Etobicoke delights with…read moreflavour and friendly, accommodating staff. The gentleman who served us was very informative and guided me through the various dishes available and their flavours. I opted for a mixed wrap and BBQ drumstick. Both satisfied my appetite and wowed me with the flavour. We opted to eat in the comfortable and stylish Dining room. Equally easy to. Stop for quick take out. I'll be back

Auntie Lizzy's Kitchen is tucked at the back of a small plaza in Etobicoke, serving traditional…read moreGhanaian and Nigerian food. This place is somewhat 'hidden' as it's not readily apparent from the street. When you enter the plaza, turn right and go straight until the end, then turn left. It's located at the back, beside G Central Market (a small grocery store serving staples and ingredients to make Western African dishes). It's mostly a take-out place, with only 2 small tables (4 chairs each) in the restaurant. There is a TV screen but not much else. Note that there is no washroom for customers inside, and no washroom in any of the other neighbouring businesses in the plaza either (so plan accordingly). Most people come here for take-out / food pick-up. The menu on the website and UberEats (for delivery / take-out) is bigger and has more items, compared to the menu that's displayed inside the restaurant. According to the website and UberEats menus, they serve both Ghanaian and Nigerian dishes. But the menu on display when we got there only had Ghanaian dishes (which was ok, because we came for the Ghanaian food anyway). Service-wise, it was excellent. The person who took our order and served us was nice and friendly. The food was great! I love Western African food in general. The Waakye came as a large plate of rice and beans (my favourite!), spaghetti, plantain, boiled egg, small salad, and choice of protein (we chose fried fish). The sauce on the fish was a bit spicy but it was delicious. The Plantain with Beans dish came with a LOT of plantain slices that were slightly crispy on the outside, warm and soft in the inside. They weren't too sweet and more on the savoury side, so they paired perfectly with the beans stew that was packed full of flavour. This dish also came with fried fish. We ordered 2 extra side salad for extra veggies. They were just shredded lettuce, carrot, and a few small pieces of cucumber. The down side is that because this is mainly a take-out place, they served us using plastic forks and knives (instead of reusable utensils). The side salads also came in plastic containers to be thrown away right after eating, despite us eating in (instead of getting take-aways). No biggie, as we still enjoyed the food immensely, but it could've been more sustainable and environmentally friendly with reusable utensils and plates / bowls.

Did a pick up order, it was renovated and very inviting, portions are huge and the board has taxes…read moreincluded! The dinner for 2 can easily feed 4-5 people for sure. Chicken is great and they use dark meat as well. Beef was even better. Great services as well and always packed

This place is ass the service sucks and the food was horrible chicken was bloody and black and…read morelacked flavor

Generous portions. Good Somali food…read more They have pasta options as well (really like the Alfredo some days) sometimes it's not up to the mark. Sweet chicken isn't that great it's too ketchupy, wouldn't recommend. Mushkaki fries are mostly good. Reasonable prices.

I ordered the burger and fries with the mango shake. Burger was a frozen patty that was cooked to a…read moreburnt cardboard and very tasteless. Garnish was half a slice of tomato. The fries were good. The manga shake was very good. The service was adequate. The eating area was clean. Over all I will try again. But not the burger. I expected much better with the meat

They get 2.5 stars…read more Had eru & garri (Spinach & some vegetable soup with cassava). It was rather spicy. It contained fish & assorted meat, which was a bit tough. The flavour profile was salty & spicy but that was about it.

Food is good Friendly staff…read more Only issue is the stink of the bathrooms can be smelt all over the restaurant, and is really a turn off, like there is sewag leak.. I'm not sure I'll be going back for awhile

Worker have zero respect for customers. They keep giving wrong orders to customers. They have a…read morevery bad communication skills. And they over inflated the price of some basic items.

Hands down, best Ghanaian food in the area! It tastes homemade and the chef took the time. Food…read morecame out in a timely manner. Limited seating but friendly atmosphere. Price to food portion ratio could improve, otherwise, no complaints! Will return soon.

Got pounded yam egusi (seeds) with assorted meat (cow foot, shank etc)…read more The egusi was slightly spicy & tasted OK. It had the texture of over-scrambled eggs. Be aware that assorted meat is mostly skin, cartilage & some bone, with one sizeable chunk of beef, which is quite tough. The pounded yam came in a large blob, but was moist & easy to peel off. Got a free diet Coke for doing a post-meal survey, but the best by date was July. 2019. Almost 2 years before my visit.