East African Restaurant

Food- HUGE portions. The menu is simple and not complicated. I got the lamb with rice and it comes with a side salad. The meat was tender and well seasoned. The rice was sublime. It was seasoned with spices so it was fragrant and flavorful. Service- They were quick and friendly. No frills. Locale- This place is a no frills hole in the wall. It looks thrown together and empty. Don't expect lavish decoration or upscale furniture. However, what you can expect is a place that is loved by the community and they have a closed off section for prayer (for my Muslim friends) they are kind and welcoming. I would 100% come visit again. Price- it's a little pricey but on average with the local market and $18 for the amount of food I got is good.

I want to say this is a no frills hole in the wall. But they are so kind and hospitable that saying that just wouldn't be true! I've been here a handful of times and each time is even more delicious that the last. I'm not sure what the savory goods are. But I've had the savory muffin with a hard boiled egg cooked inside and I think about it all the time! I went today and had something similar to a large samosa and it was stuffed with savory and spiced potato and onions.I always get the salmon and rice which comes with a small side salad. And a chai of course! Such a wonderful place with kind people! I love it :)

Tries this place out because some coworkers recommended the place online and since I was in town and didn't want regular American fare I tried it out alongside 2 of my other coworkers.Place is a hole in the wall and at all impressive inside, but the staff was kind and very accommodating, especially after one of my coworkers said she was a vegetarian and we found out the didn't have many offerings for her diet, they went out of the way to make something just so she could have something to eat. Top notch service there.I ordered myself a sambusa and goat meat with rice and both were tasty, though we did have to ask for some in-house hktsauce for the rice to add a bit more flavor. The portions served were also very large and filling, with only myself able to finish all of it, while the others had to het to go boxes.Overall a good find and one I would come back to in future visits to the area.

We are always looking for food with great flavor. This place was awesome and we will be back. My favorite dish was the Samosas.. appetizer suggested by our waiter.. very friendly and i reactive service. He was really helpful with helping us order. We liked everything so he did a great job. To be honest I didn't enjoy the noodles due to some spice but my husband loved them..I can't wait to go back for the samosas. I gave our kiddo a leftover crepe with whipped crème and berries and then a different one with the chicken and she loved them both

Went here with a friend to try Somalian food, I've never tried it before. I ordered a watermelon juice drink with the beef suqar and my friend ordered chicken suqar. The food took a while to come out, we were waiting for about 20 minutes, when the food came out we thought it would be hot but it wasn't. My beef was almost not even warm, the rice was warm and of course the salad was cold. The beef didn't have a lot of flavor, the rice was okay and the salad I wasn't a fan of. I also tried my friends chicken and it wasn't dry which was good and the flavor was okay. The one thing that I did love ablut this place was the hot sauce. It was good! Another thing I didn't like is the gentleman at the register was taking the order of someone who has never been there , he started talking to the guy, then answered a phone call while the guy was standing there looking around and waiting ,then he took his order. I thought that was rude.

Thank you for the tea. I'm dining in and enjoying chicken stew with rice. I also have a to-go order for chicken steak with rice and another for goat meat with rice. Here's my receipt.

Yummy! We entered this restaurant feeling a little curious. As I looked at the menu, I felt a little overwhelmed by not knowing what some of the menu items were. The owner took us to a table and promptly brought out samosas. He then looked at us and said "I'm going to bring you the chicken stew and the beef stew and you will love it". He was not wrong. We loved both dishes. The food was delightfully seasoned. The rice was tender. The salad was lightly dressed with an oil vinegar dressing. The owner also brought out chi tea which was a perfect fit for the spice of the stew. We will definitely go back to try other dishes!

I had the best beef stew I've had in many years--maybe ever. Service was terrific, friendly and helpful navigating the Somali menu. One of, if not my favorite restaurants in Florence, KY.

Very good food. The chai is amazing. The inside is pretty plain but the food makes up for it.

This time trying this restaurantI love the rice and half lamb and half goat meatPlus I enjoy the pastaDefinitely be back to try another item