Restaurants that offer Rice And Stew

Amarachi

➤ 189 Bridge St, 11201, Brooklyn, United States

Full • Dining • American • Catering

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"The table cover had food stain on it. The oxtail was not cooked fully. I didn't eat my food. The waiter was nice enough to not charge me for the food. The only thing I felt safe to eat was a salad which I took to go. My friend's j chicken was dry and hard. Either they are over cooking or under cooking the food. What happened to the food cook? Was so good last time I came, which was in 2021. This place had so much potential to be great but doesn't seem to be doing well as a result to the cook. That's why people come to eat and enjoy the atmosphere. I hope they do better and may even add a better menu option."

Ali Baba Mediterranean Cuisine

➤ West Mission Avenue, Escondido, 92025, United States Of America

Kebab • Arabic • Mediterranean • Middle Eastern

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"The place had great food at a great price. Having never tried Mediterranean food I decided for the trio combo. It was beef shawarma, chicken tikka and lamb kabobs. All distinct in flavor but we'll made. The beef looked like it was originally groundbeef shaped into chunks to put the skewer. The chicken tikka led me to believe it would be like tikka masala but this was verydifferent . It wasn't paired with a sauce as tikka masala would have been. The chicken Tikka was not my favorite but I am gladfor the variety in meats. It was served with yellow rice, a very vinegary salad(not to my liking) and a HUGE nan bread. It wasa lot of food, and such good tasting food. The place itself was quiet and empty except for 3 other booths. I stopped by on aSaturday afternoon, plus it had been raining. But I enjoyed the quietness. The waitress was not bothersome either. She wasdirect and quick to bring out my order. I had been meaning to try this place out for some time now and I am glad I did. Try thisplace for an enjoyable experience!"

Ike’s Cafe And Grill

➤ 1250 Tech Dr, 30093, Norcross, United States

Cafe • Grill • Sushi • African

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"I ordered jollof rice without meat, which came with plantains, and also tried the chicken suya, served with sliced onions and a spicy pepper sauce. The pepper sauce was quite intense for those unaccustomed to heat, but I really enjoyed it! I also sampled the ayamase, served with white rice and plantains. The chicken suya portion was generous and flavorful, just like the jollof rice and plantains. This was my first time trying ayamase, as I love discovering new dishes. It was surprisingly delicious, with a taste that reminded me of dried seaweed used in sushi. The dish included various meats and even a boiled egg. Overall, the food was fantastic, and my waitress was exceptionally kind and helpful, offering excellent recommendations. I will definitely be returning!"

Miya Lounge

➤ 4715 Sellman Rd A, Beltsville, USA, United States

Wine • Fish • Soup • African

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"This was my first time tasting African cuisine and it was not bad I got the khati khati It wasn't something I would say I liked but was edible I mostly stuck to the chicken parts only it was a bit rough but thats from the way it's prepared I know that a normal thing...I also got the beef in some tomato and basil sauce now that was liked it a lot I just wish there was more beef in there and less basil leaves I feel like I ate a lot of sauce luckily I had fufu I use with that but flavor was great and the jollaf rice was good as well...I spent 60 bucks here wasn't a fan of that but you win some you loose some!!!..on that note if they added more beef in that stew the price wouldn't have been a complaint I think it would have even the playing field for me...Thanks"

Nkechi African Cafe

➤ 2717 W Manchester BlvdCA 90305, Inglewood, United States

Cafe • Soup • Meat • Coffee

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"The rice had a clean flavor very filling. The Plantains had a nice crispy skin layer, while the rest of the fruit remained moist and piping hot. I found this first taste of Africa, very timid and safe. I’m aware that similar to Indian cuisine African cuisine is usually somewhat bombarded with stronger spices and flavors. Ms. Nkechi insists my return visit that I should try the Soup, Fu-Fu (heavy in African Yam or African Gari) and an exotic delicacy offered on Friday’s Special-All Day (lamb and goathead prepared Nigerian style)."

Calabar Cuisine

➤ 9755 S Kirkwood Rd, Houston, United States

Cafe • Soup • Fish • Lunch

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"The owner is stunning. Like any restaurant, it takes a little time to place an order, so it's best to call ahead. My husband and I visited in December 2021 during a trip, and we didn't find this gem until our last few days in Houston. We ended up dining there multiple times because the food was exquisite. The fish soup was our favorite, and we also thoroughly enjoyed the pepper soup. We can't wait to return to the area and eat here again. Do you offer shipping to other states? If you do, we would definitely be regular customers!"

Afrikiko

➤ 9625 Bissonnet St, 77036-8005, Houston, United States

Soup • Meat • Lunch • African

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"This is the real deal when it comes to homemade Ghanaian cuisine! If you’re looking for an authentic taste, this is the place to go! After visiting Ghana recently and falling in love with their food, I returned to the US with a strong craving. Unfortunately, a nearby Ghanaian restaurant let me down, but this one exceeded all my expectations! The owners are warm-hearted and originally from Ghana, which adds to the authenticity. I can't wait to come back for another meal. The prices are reasonable, and the service is top-notch. I was so eager to dig into my food that I didn’t even have time to snap a picture—I just devoured it and ended up taking more home! The portion sizes are fantastic and very satisfying. Give this place a try; you won't regret it. It’s a family-run establishment with a bit of an old-school vibe, but the quality of the food and service more than makes up for it!"

Afrikiko

➤ 9625 Bissonnet Street, Houston, TX 77036, 77074, United States

Pub • Soup • Meat • African

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"I've been on the lookout for a good African restaurant to satisfy my cravings for fufu and pepper soup since moving to Texas. This place popped up as one of the top choices in Houston, and I really wanted to enjoy it. However, as soon as the food arrived, I noticed something was off. I hope I just happened to get a bad batch of pepper soup, but the goat meat didn't taste fresh at all, which contributed to an unpleasant smell—it reminded me of a petting zoo. I don't mean to be offensive, but that's honestly the closest comparison I can make. The fufu appeared to be made from cassava flour, which isn't necessarily bad, but I'm more accustomed to the fresh, smooth version, so perhaps that's just my personal preference. On a positive note, the jollof rice was decent, and the staff were genuinely sweet."