Sooo delicious! The portions were great, everything was hot and fresh, and the service was wonderful. The grilled chicken sandwich was definitely my favorite so flavorful and juicy. Will definitely be ordering from here again. Highly recommend Samosa House if you're craving delicious, authentic Somali food. Oh and don't forget to get a side of the tamarind sauce with your samosa read more

Samosa House - Caterers Near Me - Ypsilanti, Michigan

Amazing food! Everything is made fresh to order and incredible. Lots of vegetarian options and different spice options. Everything is halal! I could eat here every day! read more

All the food is fantastic. The samosas are my favorite!! Oh, get the coconut rice & curry. The rice is cooked so perfectly. No matter what you order, you will be happy. Samosasz stuffed brioche, honeycomb dessert, curry & rice, spicy potato... and don't sleep on the jalapeno sauce! Goes well with everything. read more

The food is absolutely wonderful and the service matches the food. A family owned business, where the food tastes great and served by loving people! I cannot say enough good things about Khadija and her excellent dishes! 5 stars is not enough to express how much I love the food! If you're in the area, and want some authentic food served by awesome people, get on over to Samosa House! read more

While their brick and mortar restaurant is long closed, Samosa House IS BACK as a catering operation! https://www.samosahouseusa.com/ They also do popups, recently a couple at different Sweetwaters locations. Follow their Instagram for that! https://www.instagram.com/samosahouse.usa/ read more

I am a moron, I came in expecting Indian but really it's Somalian. I guess I don't read Yelp too closely. That being said it is tasty enough but a bit different. The flavor profile leans to a tad sweet with a little kick of heat. As a diabetic (a cheating diabetic but still), I really notice the sweet part. There are some good things here though and it is kind of nice to have variations on things you are familiar with in other cuisines. It's also a bargain in here, which I appreciate. I have been back a couple of times so that should tell you something. I do quite like the Somali style rice in here, the spice is really nice. The chapati is also very tasty. The curries are decently good but not mindblowing so far. Samosas are crisp and happily dipped into the jalapeno or mango chutney. The lentil soup works. The mendazi (a meat stuffed and baked dough), minato and falafel I tried were quite pleasant for me too. All are twists on what is familiar to me. Service is friendly. Any questions you have will be answered with smiles. I think everyone is family or at least family-ish in here so they really seem to have pride in the food and the business. I have to admit I'm quite captivated by the chai in here but I'm still hunting for that dish that will solidify my love for Somali cuisine. For now I am just flirting with it. read more

Samosa House is a Somali restaurant (the only one in Michigan a friend mentioned) and it's owned/run by two sisters who also do most of the cooking and table service. The place is very clean and spare on the inside, the owners are extremely friendly, nice people (good sense of humor). They do need some sort of music/tv on as it can be tooooo quiet (and hard to talk as a result). Apps: Spicy Potato: Creamy/fluffy mashed potato mixed with spices, made into an egg-shaped patty, dipped in egg and deep fried... medium spicy and satisfyingly comfort-foody. "Falafel": Like the best corn muffin/hushpuppy you've ever had. Slightly sweet, crumbly-moist, crisp outside, interior studded with creamy diced (hominy?) and beans here and there, very addictive. Nothing like Arabic/Lebanese Falafel. Samosas (are HUGE, the size of a donut-shop turnover) almost a meal in themselves...remind me of triangular curried pot-pies. Beef Samosa: I like this with the tamarind sauce, as the sour-sweet really brightened up the flavor. Minced beef, peas, potato, carrot. Veggie Samosa: Coconut, potato, onion, preserved lemon, with carrots and peas, really good with a dab of the jalapeño sauce. There are also chicken and lamb samosa - I did not care for the lamb, but the rest of the table did. The chicken was mild and tasty - great with the jalapeno sauce. Other Goodies: Steak Sandwich: I HUM with praise for this sandwich...chapati separating into buttery leaves, the crisp, thin, spicy steak, crunchy lettuce, tomato, fried potato, sprinkle of (parmesan?) cheese, and a sweet-smokey house sauce...yum. Minato: A Somali "sloppy joe" but with the filling encased in bread dough instead of a bun. Mild and homey. Lamb Curry: Creamy (but no cream) lamb dish with potato, carrot, peas, onions...I'd order this with a side of the house rice, the house rice is wonderfully spiced with cardamom, pepper, garlic, and a few other things we couldn't deduce but great result. Breads: Chapati - buttery goodness (used for the steak sandwich), a tender layered bread with crispy exterior. Mufo - sweet, yeasty, dense, chewy pancake-type bread. AngJero (sp?) - a thin glutinous, chewy, soft, sweet bread - great to mop up curry. I really like this place...I think it will be a regular stop for us from now on. read more

Great Somali food, and the service is fantastic. Everything is a little spicy, which was exciting. The samosas were to be dipped in a jalapeno sauce, our chicken dish had a little kick to it, and the lentil soup had a bit of a bite to it. Everything was fantastic though. Especially the lentil soup! My fiance and I split a couple of appetizers and one main dish and still had leftovers. So, come with an appetite. Also, a note on the service... The woman who seemed to own the place was serving us and she was more than friendly and helpful. She told us about the cuisine and was willing to answer any questions about the menu. Just super friendly. I'll definitely be back. And you should go too -- support local small business. :) read more

5 stars for the food, 4 stars for the ambience and wait. Mind you, since the food is made when you order it and is fresh as can be when you get it, this could be an all around 5-star review. But some people do mind waiting a little, and some may take into account the appearance of the dining area, so I'm trying to balance out the stars. Then again, the samosas themselves are so incredibly affordable that everything else may not matter. I know, I'm hedging more than a weekend gardener. I don't want to repeat what the other reviews have said, so I'll just add a few tidbits. All of the samosas are a tad spicy (heat and aromatic), and the vegetable part of the filling is a touch lemony . The wrapper comes out delightfully crispy, akin to Asian egg roll wrappers, and everything is served piping hot. The vegetable and chicken samosas are very similar in flavor, but the beef and lamb ones are distinctive. We cherish, perhaps most of all, the mango smoothies. We've had the plain mango and the strawberry mango. They aren't so much smoothies as super sweet blobs of mango deliciousness packed into cups. Not for diabetics. So infernally good that I can't get my spouse to share. Really? Do wedding vows mean nothing? One small person could get away with 2 samosas. Others would be more satisfied with 3. Because of this, if you have a few people eating and a lot of samosas, do call in advance; otherwise you'll be waiting (it's kind of fun, as with an ant farm, to watch the constant traffic in and out of Little Ceasar's, but you might have better things to do with your time). You can also order via the internet for nearby delivery from a couple of different sites, but the mango smoothies are not on the menu. Perhaps special order? We'll be back to this place repeatedly. The people who run the place are friendly and nice, and we often see their cute children playing quietly near the counter. read more

Five stars! Exotic food that is inexpensive and delicious. My wife and I just had a meal tonight of the Somalian spaghetti with beef and the creamy spinach pasta with chicken, the toddler ate some off our plates and part of an order of falafel. The chicken is the superior of the meats, so get that. I loved the spices and the intermingling tastes. And the chai tea is super sweet and has a great blend of cinnamon and who knows what else, it's great! All of that for $23! Last time we went, we had falafel, several samosas and one of the chicken dishes. We were hooked and knew we'd be back. Other yelp reviews have commented on the wait time, but it hasn't seemed too bad. The great food is definitely worth the wait. And our meal came especially quick the second time because we had pre-planned what we wanted and ordered when the waitress came to ask us what we wanted to drink. We'll be back again and again! read more

Service was friendly and excellent. The food was inexpensive and very delicious. My first experience with Somali food and it left me wanting much more! The food was so flavorful that after we got lunch, we decided to go back to get dinner there as well! The Somali samosas were some of the best I've ever had, with a thinner and crisper shell than I've had on samosas in Indian restaurants. For lunch, we also got one of the specials of the day, a Somali alfredo with chicken that was my fiance's favorite thing there, and I was very impressed myself with the deep, rich flavors. When we went back for dinner, we got more samosas (especially the lamb ones, which neither of us could resist) and the other special of the day, a Somali lasagna. My fiance liked it, but it was immediately my favorite thing. I can't begin to praise it enough, from the perfectly cooked chicken to the wonderful combination of spices, creaminess, and pasta that made up the body of the dish. Service was warm and friendly. I quite enjoyed chatting with the ladies who run the place. The big smiles that they greeted us with and conversation about the food and the area made me feel completely welcome right away. The wait for our orders was minimal. We were getting the food to go, and the only hard part of the whole thing was driving home without just diving right into the containers because of the wonderful food smells that permeated the car. The biggest shock of the whole experience was the price. The quality and taste of the food was so good I'd have happily paid far more for it. The price is so low it almost seems too good to be true. I fed three people for under $20 for dinner, and no one wound up hungry. There was even a little left over for snacking on later. And believe me, that little that was leftover did not make it until morning. It just tasted too good to leave alone. read more

Been twice to this very warm place. High on my list is the fish curry (perfectly prepared pan fried tilapia) the steak sandwich (light flaky chipati wrap around very aromatic finely shaved steak, any of the fruit smoothies (a huge goblet of pure fruit) and the somali Chai (super strong, well seasoned and spiced black tea.) Samosas (both lamb and vegetarian) are excellent, and you should at some point try the Somali Spaghetti (and ponder the culinary intersections of the Italian colonial import of pasta and African herbs and spices.) The family that runs the place is very very gracious. It does take quite awhile for the food to arrive--just allow for that, chalk it up to part of the homey environment. Prices are very reasonable, and, despite the longish wait, our two young children (and we) had a terrific evening. read more

There's not much I can say that hasn't already been said. The food is incredible and the owners are among the nicest people you will ever meet. We tried each of the four samosas and the falafel as our appetizer. They were all great, but I could eat the vegetarian samosas all day long (and all night for that matter). For entrees at our table we had the beef sukhar, the chicken sukhar, the Somali chicken sandwich and the Somali steak sandwich. As with the appetizers, they were all excellent. The only regret I have related to this restaurant is that I did not visit it sooner. read more

I have never experienced such terrible service at a restaurant in my life. My boyfriend and I decided to check out Samosa house a couple of weeks ago (I had a Groupon). We were the only ones in the restaurant (it was like the middle of the day) and the entire time we felt like we were "bothering" them. Our service was completely uninterested and irritated with our presence. To get our order she pretty much just came to the table and stood until someone said something. It was the worst. The food was ok. The rice was burnt, but the chicken had good flavor and the smoothie tasty. I just can't get over the service. I will never go here again. read more

I had never had Somali food before, and came here on a friend's recommendation - this was delicious! Samosas were very warm, flavorful, and were nice and crispy. The veggie curry dish was excellent, and a huge portion. With the chipati (amazing!), chutneys, and soup, I was stuffed, and was able to take half my entree home for later. The jalapeno chutney that came with the samosa was excellent - very spicy, but not in a knock out the rest of the flavor kind of a way. We also tried the Chai tea and the Somali coffee, and both were delicious. Service was excellent as well - really accommodating and friendly. We will definitely be back! read more

The samosas are fantastic and they are cheap (less than $2 each). They have a thinner, crunchier shell than most Indian samosas and less potato (Maybe none) in the fillings. I preferred the veggie samosa, but all three varieties of meat samosas were good too. The curry was also excellent. We had the lamb. It was generously sized for the price and cooked perfectly so that the lamb was tender rather than tough or dry -- and there was plenty of lamb -- though the seasoning was a bit plain. We had this with the bread that is most like Ethiopian sourdour, but not sour, and it was fantastic, fresh and delicious. Dessert and tea were also great. Service was polite and honest -- honest mainly about the one downside of the this place: you will be there for a long time. The food will be fresh made for you, but expect to wait 30-45 minutes after you order it. I will definitely return to eat more samosas and try everything else on the menu. read more

Samosa House is a diamond in the rough. I was inspired to give it a try from a groupon ad I received and although I didn't buy the groupon, I was still eager to give it a try for lunch since I work nearby. I'm not exactly a play-it-safe kind of girl when it comes to food, so I went for a sampling of a variety of their menu options my first time there...and I was NOT disappointed. After grabbing carry out for lunch and eating at my desk, I had to call the place and thank them for the amazing meal. I now eat at Samosa House at least once a week. Everything is hand-made here so if you decide to dine-in be sure you give yourself plenty of time to enjoy it. After all, patience is a virtue =) The service might be slow but the owners (who are also the chefs & waitresses) are very friendly and take extreme pride in their food. Top Recommendations: 1. Samosa - any variety. My favorite is the veggie samosa with mango tamarind sauce, but any version is fabulous. They are delightfully crunchy on the outside, explosively flavorful on the inside, and have just a touch of heat. 2. Spicy Potatoes - These could be served on any 5-star restaurant menu and people would pay top dollar just to try them. This appetizer stays true to its name - it is spicy. But it is also beautifully prepared and makes you wonder, "what is that flavor?" Even if I never find out exactly what that flavor is, I will still sit and savor every bite. 3. Falafel - You think you've tried falafel? Think again. These little bite-size morsels of goodness will melt in your mouth. They're crunchy and not spicy, unless you dip them in Samosa House's fabulous tamarind or jalepeno sauces. read more

This place can be easily over looked from the outside. Inside the decor is not fancy, just your typical small business family restaurant. If you are like me, food is what really matters rather than the glitz and glam, service rated 2nd, and the food and service did not disappoint! A friend and I went here for the first time a few months ago, after chatting it up with the owner, we decided to order the Lamb and Beef Sukhar Curry, 2 types of Samosas, Falafels, and Mango Lassi without dairy. The Sukhar Curry came with a choice of bread or rice. First time, we ever tried Mufo - a pancake like sweet bread, and it was So Delicious! The Sukhar was warm, hearty, and very comforting. The Falafels, a little different than what I expected, still very delicious, but fluffy and airy, compared to what I am use to. The owner and her father were very friendly and welcoming. Before leaving the father gave us a free sample of sweeten Soliman Tea to go, too sweet for my taste, but the gesture was very welcoming. read more

Samosa house is spectacular. The prices are low, the food is amazing, and the service is very friendly and accommodating. Pricewise the entrees are more expensive than the sides, appetizers and sandwiches but if you want good value you really can't go wrong with the non-entrees. They're dirt cheap and ultra tasty, we enjoyed every one we got. The Samosas are definitely good enough to name the place after. They come with a hot Jalapeno and sweet Tamarind sauce which complement them very well and are overall delicious. The exterior is delicious and the filling an excellent balance of meat and vegetable. The beef was my favorite but I'd easily order any of them again. They're also a little over a dollar each and filling enough that you could probably order a few and make a meal of them alone. I gotta say their "Somali Steak Sandwich" is easily one of the best things I've eaten in recent memory. It was perfect. If it were up to me I'd call the place Somali Steak Sandwich House instead because it completely stole the show and blew my mind. To get more into it its inside an excellent crispy-on-the-outside softly layered-on-the-inside chapati (Indian flatbread) with a tantalizing crispy steak, a sort of earthy but vaguely sweet sauce, some potato slices, really crisp fresh lettuce, and a couple refreshing tomato slices. It may sound kinda mundane from the description but when its in your mouth and comes together its something magical. There was only one person working at the time so the service was slow; but that's never really an issue for me as long as the food is worth it which it was a hundred times over. She was extremely helpful and friendly and went out of her way to grab some milk to help my spice-challenged friend out and made sure she always had enough on hand. I really expect to become a regular here. Seriously everyone go out and GET THE STEAK SANDWICH, you'll thank me later. read more

Samosa house has, in spite of the modest premises, the best spicy food I have tasted in a long time and a heart warming atmosphere. You feel like you are invited into the home of the large family that are running the restaurant. They are all genuine, smiling and friendly. I had crispy lamb samosas, spicy potatoes with a delicious tamarind sauce and a chicken curry with somalian rice. A great meal! read more

Great food and great service! The ladies who run this place are warm and friendly. The three times I've come, they always make it feel like I was going over to someone's house for dinner. The food is Somali (not Indian). I've never had Somali food outside this restaurant; so I can't say whether it's wonderful or so-so Somali food. I can say that it is quite delicious. I would describe as a cross between Indian & Ethiopian flavors, maybe?The portions are appropriate (not too much, not too little). I also like that it's quite affordable. Sometimes, there is a little bit of a wait for the food -- but I don't mind, it's nice to not be in a hurry all the time. read more

I love this restaurant! I came here with my husband and friend, we wanted a change from our usual "routine". Anything you order on the menu is amazing, and very well priced. I personally love their chicken sandwich with the chipati and their lentil soup. Their spinach pasta is good too. Everything has an explosion of flavor with every bite. A dish can be sweet, spicy, tangy all at once and it's amazing! It's a small restaurant, but very pretty. The wall decor is very nice. The staff seems to be a large family, and all are extremely nice and willing to explain any item on the menu. About 95% of what they make is from scratch and even what isn't (their baklava and mozzarella sticks) are delicious! If you want to try a different cuisine, go to Samosa House. You won't regret it. read more

I came back and ate more food. The falafel was awesome, I think and they've actually bested Jeruselam Garden for the best falafel in the Ann Arbor area. It's succulent and tasty and lovely, and apparently made from like 4 different kinds of beans. The potato chicken curry was fantastic as well. read more

Loved it, loved it, loved it!!!! We had the beef and lamb samosas, falafel, Somali chicken sandwich, and the minato and we loved every bit of it. The service was great and the Somali tea was good, too. The only thing that worries me is that the prices are too low! Ypsilanti, please keep this place going! read more

The food was yummy and satisfying, filled and warmed our bellies and didn't cost much. This is a new restaurant. It's small and family-operated. So the menu isn't extensive. But it includes plenty of good options for people's first experiences with Somali cuisine. (It was ours.) We had 2 curries, side salads and samosas. The curries and samosas were nicely spicy, reminiscent of Indian food but with some different ingredients. They came with the option of spiced rice or one of three different kinds of bread (we got rice and chipati). And the side salads were fresh and had a decent mix of veggies. We are looking forward to trying other things on the menu -- including interesting and inexpensive sandwiches -- in the future. read more

We went here today after a few months and found it closed. My husband and I have a sentimental attachment to this place and we are truly sad to see them shutdown. The food was incredible and the service was warm and friendly even when there was only one sister doing it all. I suppose the biggest problem they had while they were still open was not having enough workers to keep the place afloat. They never hired anyone else to do the cleaning or the serving, so it was usually just one or two of the family members at a time doing everything. I truly hope they are able to figure it out and make a comeback. If there's a restaurant that deserves another chance, it's these folks. No other restaurant in the A2 and Ypsi area compares to the food here. Where will we get such incredible samosas and curry again!? read more

I love the chicken Samosa. Wish they had more variety of somalian dishes but the curries are good. Food is flavor full and tasty. I like spicy food, and theirs was just the right amount of spicy. My kids on the other had didn't eat cuz it was too spicy for them, but they loved the samosas. Will be back!! read more

I will unfortunately have to provide the same boring review about their EXCELLENCE. I will echo that you will need to wait for your food, but that should be expected when it is made fresh. The owner cooks everything herself and provides most of the table service. The only food that is not made homemade in the restaurant is the baklava. We tried the vegetarian somosa, beef somosa, falafel, and spicy potatoes. Every appetizer was delicious and came paired with great sauces for dipping. The falafel is the best I have ever had. My wife and I split the lamb sukhar for the entree with a side of chapatti. The flavor in the sukhar was tremendous and the lamb was cooked to perfection. The chapatti was fresh and delicious. For dessert we ordered "Halwa" or "halwad" which was not on the menu but was offered as a dessert option. It is apparently a common Somali dessert. It was wonderful. It is similar to jello except more sticky and formed. It was warm, had just enough sweetness and a slight ginger flavor. It is not the most visually appealing foods, but it was delicious and one of my favorite parts of the meal. I am unsure if it is always available. Their mango and mango-strawberry smoothies were smooth and not too sweet. I recommend that when you make the right decision to eat at Samosa House that you are not in a hurry and you are prepared to wait for your meals to be prepared. I will definitely be a regular at this restaurant and strongly encourage others to experience the wonderful flavors that Somosa House has to offer. read more

Having never eaten Somali fare I didn't know what to expect but was overwhelmed by both the flavor of the dishes and our wonderful hostesses (I guess they are the 2 sisters others have spoke of that run this little jewel of a restaurant). We had a groupon special which was really overkill as their prices are totally reasonable even without a groupon - I honestly felt bad in the end as I felt like we had been invited to our server's home and she had prepared the meal for us from her own stove! It was just delish everything from the chai tea to the samosas to the lamb entrees. The ambiance is simple and not lavish or trendy....but it is super clean and welcoming and I hope to make this place a local haunt!!! So exciting to have it in the area. :) read more

This place is a diamond in the ruff! The samosas are great and the food is exquisite. Upon arrival, the owner joked around with me saying that they were Somalian not Indian (which i was already aware of prior) but it showed how friendly and humorous the atmosphere is. A good friend of mine knows the owners and have requested I check the place out. However, I was greatly surprised at how great the food is. I reccommend anything on the menu, its all great with a samosa on top. read more

Typically, when I read a wonderful or terrible review of a place, I tend to take it with a grain of salt. People mostly just write reviews when they have an experience that stands out for one reason or another. I understand that sometimes, restaurants have their "off" days, and that those are don't represent the way a place really runs. That said, I had a terrible experience and I'd like to share it with others to warn them. Some places in Ann Arbor that successfully serve moderately priced African or Asian fare are Madras Masala, The Blue Nile, Asia City, etc. I came to Samosa House hoping for a filling and flavorful new experience. Here's what I encountered: 1. Slow service. It took two hours for five of us to complete our meal. There appeared to be only one or two people doing all the cooking and waiting (though their kids did help clear tables and bring meals). That made the service super slow, from ordering, to water-filling, to appetizers and entrees. 2. Dirty. The seats were not cleaned well, the silverware was not cleaned well, the bathroom floor was dirty and there were no paper towels. This place was just plain dirty. In a small establishment where little things can stand out, cleanliness is key. Big fail on the cleanliness front. 3. Food. The food was flavorful and portions were reasonable. However, they mixed up our order and I received meat samosas after having ordered veggie samosas. Also, don't order the muufu because it's dense and tough. Sort of like a bread that had been over-kneaded. Long story short, I don't recommend it because there are some basic operational and service issues that need to be addressed. read more

I had heard tale of the samosa's here... Last week as I drove by the unassuming store front I stopped in. I am so happy I did. My first thought when I received my samosas was, "Where's the chutney?" However, after my first bite I forgot all about dipping sauce. The spices give the crispy fried pockets a delicious taste that needs no adornment. I am excited to go back to try the Somali steak sandwich. read more

This place is amazing! The food is perfection and the owners are so warm and welcoming! YOU MUST TRY!

Service a bit slow... because they make your food fresh from scratch. I'll wait for that. The people who run Samosa house are very nice and they cook great food. The Lamb Samosa was fresh and similar to Indian samosa only in name and shape. They were very tasty and were served with a couple wonderful sauces (Jalapeño and Tamarind). While I preferred my Samosa's plain, the sauces were interesting and delicious. The only knock is that the Jalapeño was too salty for me, but that is likely just personal preference. I enjoyed Lamb Sukhar as an entre, which the take out menu describes as "marinated lamb cubes cooked with onions, peppers, and butter bean in a special butter sauce". It was similar to Indian & SE Asian curries, but had a unique spicy flavor that must be experienced. I ordered the entry with muufo, which is like a thick spongy bread pancake you can use to enjoy every last drop of the curry. Bottom line is that this place is a gem. It has a very basic strip mall appearance on the outside, but a great experience awaits inside. There are many great looking items on the menu and I am eager to return to broaden my Somali experience. read more

I have few words to describe the amazing food at Samosa House. I was so impressed that I went back within 2 days, with more friends. The decor is humble and simple, and the proprietors are courteous and engaging. We started with the cardamom flavored Somali chai (tea) - which tastes best with a spot milk. We followed this up with delicious samosas and mandazi. The green chutney is hot, and the red chutney is tangy and spicy. For the main course we had beef, lamb and vegetarian sukhar, all absolutely delectable. We ate this with the spiced Somali rice, and muufo bread. Next time I will have the spaghetti and anjeero. This should be called Samosa Home or maybe Samosa Heaven. For as long as I live in Ann Arbor, I will visit them again, and again, and again. read more

really good!!!!! best Samosas i have had and really great dishes as well. Vegan friendly and carnivore friendly. I really liked the food here and the service was great. read more

First time in Somosa House today and it was great. 5 piece falafel and 2 samosas wasn't even $5. Really good value here. Nice looking place with great owners. I ordered take-out but could tell that they needed some music in there. I will definitely be back to try different items, they had goat on special yesterday. read more

The wait was a bit long but totally worth it. The restaurant is incredibly welcoming and beautifully decorated. It was like visit someones house for lunch. Very welcoming folks there and fantastic food. It was a great place to go to get food for the two vegetarians in our family. They have a few vegetarian mains, Samosa and really good salad with tiny crunchy cucumbers and spicy vinaigrette made in house. Paid $30 dollars to feed 5 people for lunch. This place is a steal. read more

Stopped by last night thinking it was an Indian restaurant but it turned out to be Somali food. Had their veggie samosas, veggie curry, lentil soup and tomato soup, chapati, chai and spinach noodle dish. It was all excellent, spicy and flavorful and different from anything I've had before. Don't go to this place if you're in a rush as the service is slow but they make everything from scratch and are very friendly, it's worth the wait. Hope this place does well, a great new addition to the Ypsi dining scene. read more

The samosas are hands down the best deal in Ypsi. For a little more than what you get on a fast food dollar menu you get awesome, fresh samosas. Ask for jalapeno sauce. The Somalian spaghetti is great, too. Everything is good. Also, the people who own the place are incredibly nice. read more