Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine africaine

19/04/2026: While on a business trip to Strasbourg, I tried taro with yellow sauce for the first time. I was pleasantly surprised by the exquisite flavors and taste of this dish, which I had always dreamed of trying. I highly recommend it.

06/04/2026: You definitely have to bring time with you. The food takes a while to come. The food was good, a little on the oily side. Portions are good and it’s reasonably priced. The waitress is not the friendliest but maybe because she is by herself. The restaurant is busy and it’s loud in there, they serve beer by two or three bottles, I didn’t understand the concept and I didn’t dare to ask 😂 but overall the food was tasty

27/10/2025: Honestly, it's a no-go. I went there and skipped the fish; it wasn't fresh at all, and the damn banana wasn't what it used to be. I feel like it was rushed and tasteless. The meat itself is too spicy. I find the dining room not welcoming at all; when you walked in, you could see them drinking. The two cooks were with men. Honestly, I should avoid it. I also contacted the Consumer Affairs department.

07/10/2025: ⚠️ What a disappointment! We had dinner for two: a choukouya dish, a fish captain, and a 75cl bottle to share. As soon as we arrived, there was no welcome, no hello, no seating. The cook was sitting at a customer's table, beer and glass in hand... The mood already set the tone. The first course arrived too quickly to be fresh, which clearly suggested it had been reheated in the microwave. Five minutes later, the second course arrived: completely dry and inedible fish. When we mentioned this, the cook calmly explained that the guidelines were to serve unsold food from the day before, or even longer. As a result, we both got sick. A report will be made to the DGCCRF (French Directorate General for the Coordination of Civil Protection), as this is unacceptable. No goodwill gesture, no apology. And to top it all off, we were simply told: "Next time, ask for fresh fish upon arrival." No comment... An experience to be avoided at all costs.