Abis Kitchen

Food is very good! The fugu with light soup tasted amazing. So did the jerk chicken and rice. Food came out fresh and hot. Took a while for food to be ready but it was worth the wait. We’ll be coming back for sure

I wanted to try African food. Abis did not disappoint! So good. We had egusi with pounded yam and spiced goat. Was very spicy. Also messy. So be prepared with lots of napkins. Fufu was on point. The guy at the counter that took my order was very nice and polite. He offered me plasticware and when I said yes, he said you’re not going to eat with your hands.!?! We laughed. I said yes I’m going try to eat with my hands, I forgot lol but just in case. Prices were a little higher than I expected. But so worth it. Plan on spending over 20$ a person.

This was my first time trying African fufu and it was good :) Staff was very patient with me cause I definitely didn’t know what to order far as the soups that comes with the fufu. Very satisfied. That fish was VERY seasoned with a hit of spice. And the soup… yummy! Will try again honestly.

When it comes to Ghanaian food, I will recommend Abis Kitchen for For you just go in and ask for all kind of Ghanaian food, I bet you you will never regret it

This was our first time trying African food and it was delicious! We had egusi and pounded yam and the jerk chicken with jollof rice and a side of plantains! Customer service was great and food was well priced, we will be back!