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Contribute Feedback What Tunrayo likes about Tastee D's African:
Idk what all the recent reviewers are talking about but I drove from Philly just to get this delicious food! The woman who helped me was very sweet and provided WONDERFUL customer service. And the food was just like my mum’s cooking. Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. Highly recommend this restaurant for authentic Naija food! View all feedback.
What Tyler H doesn't like about Tastee D's African:
This restaurant is extremely disappointing. First, they take your order but then refuse to prepare the food without any explanation or prior notice. The food is unappetizing and not worth the price. There are much better options nearby. Save your money and choose somewhere else. View all feedback.
The egusi and fufu I ordered were disappointing for the price I paid. The fish lacked flavor, and the egusi was extremely dry, without any gravy. I've seen people on YouTube enjoying delicious-looking egusi and fufu in mukbang videos, and this did not compare at all. I will not be returning to this restaurant!
The interior featured large screens alongside beautiful African art adorning the walls, and even the cushions on the booths were dressed in vibrant African fabric. The menu showcased a variety of West African dishes from Nigeria, Ghana, and Liberia, including delights like pounded yam, jollof rice, and attieke. They even offered a few Jamaican specials, paying homage to the wider diaspora. I opted for the okra (ila) stew with goat meat, which was expertly seasoned and paired perfectly with the pounded yam (iyan). Since I was driving, I skipped the beer and chose a refreshing ginger sorrel drink, commonly linked to Jamaica but also enjoyed in Sahelian regions. I couldn't resist finishing my meal with pepper soup, and the spicy cow foot soup met my expectations beautifully. I also decided to take home some moin moin (bean custard) to enjoy for breakfast the next day. The service was warm and friendly, and there was ample parking available. While I was there, I noticed at least four takeaway orders being picked up, a testament to the restaurant’s local popularity. This meal not only brightened my day but of my week as well.
With that said, I opted for carryout. When I returned to my friend's home and we opened the containers, we were taken aback by the smell of one of the dishes, which unfortunately was deemed inedible and ended up in the trash. The other dishes were just average—not exceptional, but they were acceptable to eat. Considering the price point, this establishment isn't particularly affordable; two to three entrees easily set us back over $60 for takeout. Running a small business is challenging, and there is a noticeable lack of quality ethnic options in Delaware. I sincerely hope they can thrive in this environment.
The Jolof Rice with coleslaw was fantastic! It was incredibly flavorful, and there was a generous serving of stew as well. I can't recommend it highly enough!
This restaurant is extremely disappointing. First, they take your order but then refuse to prepare the food without any explanation or prior notice. The food is unappetizing and not worth the price. There are much better options nearby. Save your money and choose somewhere else.