I was looking for parking in the area and happen to find a spot next to this restaurant. I was hungry so I thought would get a bit to eat. The place being halal was a plus because I'm Muslim. The owners are from Ghana Africa so you get a mix of African food and Caribbean food because the area is primarily west Indian.
I tried out the Mac & Cheese, Ox Tail, plantains and empanada (West Indian). Also had the Chicken shish kabab, couscous, zalabiya donut (African/Arabic style food).
MAC & Cheese: This was very dry, did not have any moisture and barely any cheese. Ox Tail: This was actual good and had a nice smokey taste. Plantains: Not the best I had but not bad either. Empanada: Their empanada's have tuna inside of it. I enjoyed it very much and will get this again. The crust was crisp and packed with filling.
Chicken Shish Kabob: The kabob was delicious but needed a little salt. Couscous: This was decent couscous, nothing amazing but still okay. Lastly we had fried dough which is like a donut but in Arabic we call it zalabiya. It was pretty solid and I would get this again. It was only 2 for a dollar.
The food overall was solid but more on the lines of being Okay. I would come back in the area but wont travel out my zone to get it. The staff inside were very kind and helpful. Service was great and everyone make's you feel comfortable.
I was looking for parking in the area and happen to find a spot next to this restaurant. I was hungry so I thought would get a bit to eat. The place being halal was a plus because I'm Muslim. The owners are from Ghana Africa so you get a mix of African food and Caribbean food because the area is primarily west Indian.
I tried out the Mac & Cheese, Ox Tail, plantains and empanada (West Indian). Also had the Chicken shish kabab, couscous, zalabiya donut (African/Arabic style food).
MAC & Cheese: This was very dry, did not have any moisture and barely any cheese.
Ox Tail: This was actual good and had a nice smokey taste.
Plantains: Not the best I had but not bad either.
Empanada: Their empanada's have tuna inside of it. I enjoyed it very much and will get this again. The crust was crisp and packed with filling.
Chicken Shish Kabob: The kabob was delicious but needed a little salt.
Couscous: This was decent couscous, nothing amazing but still okay.
Lastly we had fried dough which is like a donut but in Arabic we call it zalabiya. It was pretty solid and I would get this again. It was only 2 for a dollar.
The food overall was solid but more on the lines of being Okay. I would come back in the area but wont travel out my zone to get it. The staff inside were very kind and helpful. Service was great and everyone make's you feel comfortable.