Funmi's Cafe - Nigerian Cuisine

Lala4ever S

It’s giving lack! After driving 6 hours from Atlanta (where they cook better food) I stopped to get some home-cooked African food. What a disappointment to the tenth power. As I was handed the plate of food I instantly knew that the quantity was not worth almost 30 bucks. The one thing Africans will do when it comes to jollof rice, is to pack your plate full of jollof rice in exchange of not having to give much meat- preferably goat meat. -They gave us four pieces of beef stewed meat (not even goat lol smh) four pieces of plantain like they were doing us a favor. -The rice had zero seasoning, the meat had zero seasoning, and the side of efo riro was a disgrace. It was like they took collard greens in mixed in a pot of boiling canned tomatoe purée with a dash of something. I had to laugh writing this because it was a complete joke and disgrace. I tell you all items tasted like they took chef Boyardee sauce and poured it in. I am trying to figure out who sell food like that? They do. Anyone that says this place is it, is lacking taste in their taste buds. Never again. 🤣

H Watson

This is coming from a true foodie with Nigerian friends the food was delicious. I ordered egusi stew with beef and cassava fufu and chicken with okra stew and yam fufu. My only complaint was the yam fufu wasn’t good it was too grainy but …

Arin Wuraola

I Got the egusi with assorted meat and fish with pounded Yam. And my friend got jollof rice with chicken and dodo. We both enjoyed our food. It was a lot for me to finish in one seating so I will be finish mine tomorrow. I highly recommend.

Derrick Bradshaw

Wife and I decided to try something different and needless to say it won't be our last. Food was really good. I got the spicy goat which was amazing. Only reason not 5 is cuz I wish it was a little more spicy. But its a personal taste as a …