Delivery
No
Payment
Credit Cards Accepted
Parking
Good for Kids
Yes
Attire
Casual
Alcohol
Reservations
Cuisines:
Caribbean
Price Point
$
$ - Cheap Eats (Under $10)
$$ - Moderate ($11-$25)
$$$ - Expensive ($25-$50)
$$$$ - Very Pricey (Over $50)
WiFi
No
Outdoor Seats
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01/29/2024 - MenuPix User
06/20/2021 - Milah
Cameroonian Wife:
Stay away from this place. Leave now if you are reading this.
This was by far the worst service and food I've had since living in ATL.
I had actually been to this restaurant a few times with my husband's Cameroonian family friend and had enjoyed Suya. It was really good and fresh. It was actually better than what I had in Cameroon.
We arrived at the restaurant walked in and no one greeted us. We seated ourselves and it took about 20mins for someone to finally come over to us after just staring at us the entire time like we didn't belong. Then treating us like we were tiktokers coming to review their food. One of the guys even came to our table stating "you guys are funny have you even been here before?
That should have been our first sign to leave.
The girl finally came over and asked if we were wanting to eat and drink. My friends replied yes. I replied can we get a menu. She ignored me. I asked several times for a menu and was finally denied followed by "what do you want to order? we have everything."
We placed our orders and was excitedly waiting for our food. When the girl returned about 5mins later stating they were out of everything we ordered.
This was sign number two that we should have left but my friend and sister wanted to stay. So we settled on Egusi Soup with Beef and Yam FuFu. We also ordered Suya with Jollof Rice and Jerk Chicken with Stew Peas.
Our order arrived to the table while we were in the bathroom washing our hands.
I let them try the Suya first and showed them how to eat it. It was dry and some pieces the color was kind of lite. Next we tried the Egusi and it tasted just like fish and it wasn't suppose to be any fish in this dish as both myself and friend expressed we have allergies to Seafood.
Lastly we tasted the jerk chicken, rice and peas, and jollof rice. Both rice was dry and didnt really have a flavor (mind you I love jollof rice) and the jerk chicken was covered in like tomato sauce that also tasted fishy.
This was by far the worst food I had tasted and mind you I know what African food taste like because I've had it before.
The girl finally comes over to check on us and see if we were ready for the check. We advise her that we are and then proceed to ask is their Egusi made with fish or prepared with fish sauce because it was a very unpleasant fishy taste to it.
The girl replied that she didn't know what it was supposed to taste like or if the dish included fish (this were the menu would have come in handy).
I proceed to state that I didn't think it was supposed to taste like fish since I had already made it clear no fish or Seafood at this table. Plus when I've eaten something similar to Egusi it took on more of the flavor of the meat.
This girl begans to insult me by asking if I had previously tasted Egusi before and if not how do I know what its supposed to taste like.
I explained to her I've had similar African dishes with my Cameroonian husband and its supposed to take on the flavor of the meat being prepared with it. She then began to apologize and change her tone.
Fast forward to about 30mins from leaving the restaurant my stomach started to feel like I was going to be sick.
Sure enough a few hours later I was stuck in the restroom for hours. It looked like scenes from out of Bride's Maids. It was coming out from both ends.
We all were really sick I had it the worst because I ate more of the food than anyone else because I wasn't trying to desrepect my husband's culture food.
But this food tasted nothing like my husband's food or any other African dishes I had ever tried before.
I will also no longer recommend anyone to eat here. I believe the food might have been spoiled on top of me having an allergic reaction to it. They also boosted the price because they assumed we were foreigners to the food like these tiktokers out trying the food for a trend.
What's even more sad is while we were checking out the menu online while sitting at the table my sister was trying to tell me they had a lot of bad reviews and I told her to ignore them because I had eaten their before and it was my husband's people and the food was good.
PS. This is day two and still have it coming out of both ends. I think im going to the emergency room because the pain in my stomach is telling me something is really wrong.
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