Ivoire Market & Cuisine

2 words: OKRA STEW. I've tried a few "authentic" okra stews in my day, & this is a 10/10 for sure! The portion is just right and the flavors... goodness, if this was my last meal- I'd die a happy woman. (^_^) The service was Ah-May-Zing! The lady at the counter had a bright aura and very polite, she recommended I try the stew with the banane fufu and the right way to eat it is with my hands. Truly makes a difference and I really enjoyed my meal that way. Each bite to perfection! It's a small place, so being of Filipina decent not sure I was their typical customer and I felt very welcome. Pretty cool ambience, there's a store connected right next door so you can get some grocery shopping done, too! I'll definitely be coming back.

If you are looking for some good authentic African food, I truly recommend this place. The service is fast and always on time. The food test really good

I'm always passing this road and looking,today I realized it was a African restaurant there tried it out for lunch I actually wanted African food all weekend.to my surprise it was a super market also for African everything it's very clean in restaurants and store very organized as well.I ate Fufu and egusi. Wasn't able to take pictures ate it so fast lol go and try it out. The service was wonderful will return for everything

Look, I don't really know crap about African food but the Jollof rice they had there is the best rice I've had in my life. Better than any Chinese fried rice I'm used to, better than any rice porridge or soup. Even when I went to my Nigerian friend's house to try his Grandma's Jollof it wasn't nearly as good. What is it about West African rice that they have figured out so well?

I'm here now and they seem busy, but they also seemed sidelined by everything...a customer calls and it's a literal 8 min Convo that requires him to sit down. There is only 1 table eating and 1 other person ordering takeout and you'd swear they were handling a full house.Chef just stepped out speaking Spanish so that's that.Ordered 2 spicy Beef patties a vitamin and an order of red jollof rice. Price: $15 Time till I left: 30 min.Food smells good though. Though I recommend brining your phone and reading material and have a free hour or so.Giving it three before I even take a bite because of the wait and overall vibe.

They have GOOD FOOD. HOWEVER, they don't update their menus. Their advertised price is not the price they charge you. This is a HUGE problem for me and the reason I haven't gone back.

The food in this restaurant is good but their customer service sucks. There is always an issue on the order. Either something is missing or the order is not ready yet. 3 times out of 5 the orders are delayed and they make you wait 30min more than you supposed to. An order supposed to take 20 min sometimes takes an hour. They could be the best Ivorian restaurant if they were more customer-focus. The worst part is that employees are not friendly and are doing a poor job managing orders and accommodating customers.A lot of efforts need to be made toward customer service.

One of my co workers brought in this delicious dish. It was amazing. I never had African food that taste so good

The customer service I got was Top Notch everyone was very polite. I explained it was my first time having African . It was amazing we tried the okra soup and the Egusi soup, it was delicious! I definitely plan on going back. wish I could give more stars I would. the fufu was amazing. Thank you for such an incredible experience at your cuisine. it was worth the drive.

The food is good but the customer service sucks. It's so frustrating to deal with them. They're never act like they are grateful for your business and then have the nerve to always get the order wrong. Aisha's husband is a jerk. Straight up. They just make excuses for the poor service. They don't care enough to to fix it. I'll never do business won't them again. They don't deserve my money.