Acacia Grill - Worcester

Upon entering the restaurant, I was welcomed by a warm, inviting atmosphere that was both clean and cozy, complemented by the friendly staff. I decided to try the coconut rice, mixed vegetables, beans, and goat meat, along with a side of Kenyan sausages. It was a tough choice because everything smelled and looked incredibly appetizing, but the taste exceeded my expectations. This is truly the best Kenyan cuisine I have ever experienced!

The food was disappointing and lacked flavor. I ordered the biryani, which was terrible; it was essentially just chicken with a can of tomato soup poured over it. The rice was poorly cooked and also flavorless. On top of that, the samosas had a strong fishy taste, which made me think they were fried in the same oil used for fish. It was inedible. I left feeling very let down, especially considering the overall price. The menu looked enticing, but the quality didn't come close to meeting my expectations. I was definitely anticipating something better and will not be returning to spend my money there again.

Ordered fried fish, chicken stew, goat stew, fried rice and greens. This was the nastiest meal I have ever had in my life. I am so disappointed!! The rice was not fried it was so gross. The stew was all oil. The greens were undercooked. Didn't eat anything but the fish. ????????

The food here is amazing! Definitely worth the drive. It's been a long time since I've been able to have a good authentic Kenyan meal, so discovering this restaurant was the highlight of my week. Everything was delicious and the owners were friendly. I'll absolutely be coming back. For anyone driving, they have some parking out front, and there's plenty of on-street parking on Kennebec St. next to the restaurant (quiet side street).

This restaurant served some of the best food I've ever had. I’m not sure how they managed to make the rice taste like Dr. Pepper, but they did it! Everything was absolutely perfect.