Akwaaba Restaurant

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604 Parkside Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226

Phone: (347) 985-2588

Neighborhood: East Flatbush - Flatbush

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• 9. Jollof Rice With Stew $18.95
• 2. Banku & Tilapia $24.95
• Wild catch fresh Tilapia, cleaned with green lime,and seasoning with fresh ginger, onions, garic and little bit salt.Well baked and package with professionally dressed with cut fresh onions,green and yellow bell pepper, sliced tomatoes , and small cup of grind hot pepper , shitto and of cause one ball of Banku.Banku is one of the delicious lunch or dinner food prepared from fermented corn dough , which just cooked with boiled water , stir and drive with cooking stick and until well cooked and sticky .This is very delicious , you can never regret after eating this Ghanaian popular food
• 4. Banku With Fish & Pepper $22.95
• 3. Banku Okra Stew $22.95
• 47. Fried Yam $10.95

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  4.8 stars - Based on 38 reviews

#277 out of 725 restaurants in East Flatbush - Flatbush

#1 of 3 African in East Flatbush - Flatbush

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06/27/2024 - H M.
Akwaaba Restaurant in Brooklyn has been my go-to for delicious Ghanaian cuisine for over 6 years. The fried beef, Jollof, plantain, and sautí©ed vegetables dish never fails to impress with its bold flavors and generous portions, making it a must-try for anyone craving authentic African food. The chef's dedication to quality and the warm atmosphere at Akwaaba always make my dining experience worth the wait, and I can't recommend it enough for a flavorful journey into Ghanaian culinary traditions.

05/04/2024 - Ellen B.
Love this place