Absolutely love this Somali restaurant! The food is delicious, and the staff is friendly and will…read moreanswer any questions you might have. My favorite is the Fu Fu. It is not the same as West African style Fu Fu, I don't really know how to describe it...soft and crumbly? It comes with a red sauce and a green sauce, like spinach. I like it with the "chicken steak". They'll bring a squeeze bottle of hot sauce to your table...it's hot! Really nice. And also a bottle of Ranch because that's always good. The space is bright and clean. Sometimes the TV is loud, there is a quieter room there, and of course they will turn down the volume if you ask. They will give you a drink and fruit with your meal. Sometimes I also get the spiced tea - super sweet. I was curious about the Anjera. This is not the same as Ethiopian Injera. The Anjera here is a breakfast food, served with sugar and sesame oil. It was very good and not like anything I had ever eaten before. Give this place a try!

Shit so fire, loaded fries had me coming back not one not two but THREE DAYS IN A ROW. And the…read morefries are are listed at a great price. As well as customer service, individuals are always friendly and even call you when your order is ready. With small inconvenience such as waiting for food for a long time, the employees even compensated me for wait, and made sure i had a great customer experience. Will always come back to this fresh food spot

This is a small locally owned business. The appetizers of Sambusa and pillow bread are outstanding…read more The Sambusa of this day was full of spiced tender beef, carrots, and onions making it a great tasting meat hand-pie. The pillow bread was a perfect vehicle to scoop up the chickpeas. The meat platter includes spiced stir fried beef, chicken and fried fish. To note, the fish was seasoned deliciously, very lightly breaded, and cook to tender goodness. I liked the sides veggies that came with the meal of a chickpea stew and braised collard greens. The meal was also accompanied with rice (not pictured) and the rice was a lovely pilaf style rice. Pro tip, this is a long building and the entrance to this restaurant is on Douglas St NOT 25th st. Open the door, and you will be met with a long hallway with 8 "suites". This restaurant is at the very end on the right. If the sign says closed, but the door to the "suite" is open, the restaurant is open. To note about the decor, it is sparse. The overhead lighting in the dining area is on a 2 min motion sensor, so if there aren't a lot of people, you will have "mood lighting" most of the time. Also, the building and space is clean, but utilitarian. This place is about the food not decor.

The food was so so delicious! It's a big portion so it's definitely worth the price. The food taste…read morefresh and warm! The combination of salad, rice,meat,beans was just so GOOD! I love how she included the banana and the sauces it just made it better. Service was quick and fast I was there less than 5 minutes which is great since I was on lunch break. Masha'Allah I'll definitely be coming back

Service is amazing they're always nice & fast with the food. My food is always fresh and delicious…read moreas always. The ambiance is very relaxing and nice. I definitely would recommend this place to friends

Another amazing hidden gem. I stayed across the street in the hotel two separate occasions. Saw…read morethis come up on the restaurant reviews and that it was highly rated, but I allowed the exterior to give me second guesses. Too bad I missed out previously. Amazing food. Prices crazy low. Grant it, I'm from the West Coast but $10 for a fully loaded lamb gyro and a Diet Coke. Is amazing. I left a healthy tip. Restaurants actually quite large inside and definitely has some real good international flavor. Highly recommended. Now that I know about it I'll definitely be back. Friendly service.