Sunbim African American Caribbean Cuisine

Food was nicely presented. I only got side dishes to add to what I was preparing at home.Mr. Sunday was in the shop alone and went the back to prepare my order. It was ready in less than 10 minutes. The TV was on low so the ambience was quiet and pleasant while I waited.

Friendly service but my meal missed the mark for me. The gentleman that took my order said he was from Nigeria but I wonder if where he is from in Nigeria simply cooks different from the part/region of Nigeria where my favorite Nigerian place is from...I ordered jollof and stewed fish and asked that my sauce ve spicy. I also noticed peanut butter soup (usually on Ghanaian menus) on the menu and also cassava. The drive home was not good and they really should get some better containers...My fish was dry, the stew fish sauce wasn't spicy at all and smelled/tasted/resembled ketchup... The peanut butter soup didn't taste like peanut butter or even close to how the Ghanaians make it and I can't put into words how the cassava tasted...I don't know..

I had a cookout to attend over the Labor Day weekend. I wanted to bring a dish. I decided on the Efo Riro and Jollof Rice. It was a huge hit. Folks were asking me how did I prepare it. I couldn't lie and told them about Sunbim. They inquired of the location. I told them. I am very confident That Sunday and his wife Bimi (I think) will be getting some new customers. Sunday is a great guy! Honestly, I could eat their Efo Riro and Jollof Rice every day.

Absolutely do NOT recommend. My meal was disgusting. I ordered the Peanut Soup, which tasted burnt and weird. The fish was "tilapia" he said, it tasted like it was cooked 3 days prior. So my entire meal taste old and burnt. The only saving grace was the Jollof rice. So I basically paid $19 for some rice. Never again!

I ordered peanut butter soup and it was disgusting. It had a burnt taste and smell to it. This was my second time here and both times I didn't like the food so I won't be visiting here again.

I love African food. I am a fan of egusi soup with goat....can not go wrong. the goat was delicious. The soup was fresh. I asked for spicy, they did not do it. once I figure out how did to get there ( I am on bus and train) I will just go there and check out the place myself. I order via UBEREATS, during COVID Pandemic and I was really fiending for an African dish. In general, I think places get over when it is carry out. I asked for extra soup, did not get it. They do that because you are not there to address an issue. I would order from them again. Next time I will call after I order if I choose not to back to make sure I get what I asked for.

Ive been wanting African food so bad, and not wanting to travel far i ran across sun bim. I was greeted by a lady who was so nice to me and my daughter. the food was finished quick and it was soooooo delicious! thank you sun bim for catering to the temple hills/ district heights area!

Hidden gem! The food comes hot and fresh! Ms. B welcomed me with a smile and great customer service. Def recommend. True African food. DELICIOUS

Amazing African food, freshly made. Great customer service. The wait is because they are making the food fresh!

It's a no for me. I called my order and my husband came in only to find they not only didn't start the order but they didn't even write it down. What's the point of even accepting a call in order if you aren't going to work on the order before someone gets there? I would prefer they don't take them or make you pay when you order. I ordered the jollof rice with chicken and peanut butter stew and cassava on the second dish. Maybe I'm spoiled by Suma's, but it's literally a few pieces (3 small pieces of chicken) over top of the rice and then the stew gravy over top. I mean like a leg, a half cut of a thigh and I don't even know what chopped piece the other one was. I prefer the meat chopped up and mixed in. The peanut stew also wasn't that flavorful. Chobas in Waldorf also does the "covered chicken" with the stew, but theirs is more flavorful. I didn't mind the price ($16 ish for the dish). BUT when my husband asked for pepper sauce they said it's $2.50. We have two dishes and we have to pay $2.50 for pepper sauce. And this picture is the size. I did like the rice. But I wouldn't come here again