Komchop

When they said they were going to circumcize me, I didn't exactly say "Kom chop!", and so I got away with foreskin intact. I wonder if I also have my fiveskin intact now that I think about it.So this is a pretty delicious African restaurant serving what is a very large and ever-growing population of West Africans in the Houston area.Everything I've had here is delicious, and it's not the cheapest (you'll pay over 10 for a meal, for sure), but it's far from expensive and we're looking forward to exploring the menu more than just the Pepper Soup that we've had so far.Definitely a big fan, and although service isn't the best in the world, the food can be pretty magical and it's well worth coming and giving it a try.

This review is strictly on the food. I've passed this place several times and wanted to try it. Several weeks ago I was feeling sick and heard that the goat pepper stew helps open up your sinuses and good for when you're sick so I called to place an order. I was told they no longer do orders over the phone so to go on the website. Understandable! No problem so I go online to order the stew which is about $19.I go to pickup my order which was ready when I arrived. I got home to open my food which looked quite unappealing. Honestly it looked like intestines with just a few pieces of goat meat. No flavor at all just VERY SPICY! Which I don't mind the heat but overall it was not good.I'm basing my rating off this one dish I ate. I would go back to try something else though.

This is my first time having food from Komchop. I have been thinking of going in for awhile but never did. I decided to order food from here but restaurants like this you have to be very careful or go in person because they tend to not read the instructions or just plain ignore them.I have been feeling under the weather so I was craving some spicy pepper soup because it is very healthy when you are sick. Very delicious. I did like the taste of the pepper soup as well the amount of meat pieces to soup. It can stand to be a little more spicy but my taste buds are a little off.One thing I did not appreciate is I asked for a single piece of dry chicken specifically without stew on it. I know that most people eat it with stew, I do not. Again, I do not. That's why I asked for it dry. I'm not eating it with rice. If they wanted to ignore my request at least put the stew on the side so I can trash it and enjoy my chicken as I please. Now I paid $8.99 for soggy chicken. I don't know if it's worth returning here to order pepper soup again.I might, I might not.

I got a plate of jollof rice with chicken and a side of spinach. Everything tasted good, but I just wish the jollof rice was spicier.

It was all good just a year ago...Not sure what happened.I came to Houston to escape crappy Dallas, and couldn't wait to come to my favorite Nigerian spot in Texas. I was salivating at the thought of my tomatoey jollof, crispy chicken and tender plaintain (dodo). And thus, I placed my order ($14) while anticipating greatness. ...And what happened? Well, despite me asking for 2 pieces of [crispy] chicken and an extra side of stew...They decided to hand me chicken doused in a big tub of stew. ??? I informed the server that i did not ask for my chicken to be soggy. I also did not ask for a tub of stew. I then show him yelp pics of how i received my food from just a year ago. He gave me the kanye shoulders and told me that all the chicken comes submerged in stew now. These mongrels also charge an additional $4 for this tub of stew. So I basically paid $10 extra for an extra big piece of soggy chicken swimming in a pool of unneeded stew. $24 Total.??? Please make this make sense. You fry your chicken beautifully then throw in a pot of stew, assuming that your customers all want chicken soup essentially? Where is the logic here? Food was also served in plastic containers and plastic utensils. I ended up taking the food back to my hotel suite and throwing the chicken in the oven to re-gain it's crisp. I was also then able to properly cut the chicken with a metal knife. The food was still good, but someone should tell this geniuses that food texture is just as important as the flavor. I probably won't revisit this place as I have no idea what else they will change if I were to come back some time later. Smh.

Arrived on Saturday and they did not have much food 1/2 of what we asked for they did not have. Also the menu price was different than the actual price the actual price was higher the bill was $250, $9 per piece of extra chicken. This place is not cheap. The young lady tasking the order is and was very nice: when we added the chicken to the order it took it over $300. Now with all that, yes the food was expensive but it was good. Jealloff rice, coconut rice, stew beef, pepper soup, chicken, yam all very good and the service was also very good. I would visit again.

Decided to try this place do to my husband wanting west African food. The restaurant was clean and family friendly. The woman who took our order was helpful and had a friendly presence. I ordered the jollof rice with chicken and fried plantains. My husband ordered the Goat Pepper Soup. The chicken was really good and in my opinion gave the Jollof rice the flavor. The rice by itself I feel would be a bit bland. The goat pepper soup had a good flavor but was very oily and gave us heart burn.

The egusi soup tasted old like they refrigerated it for days! The meat was soo chewy and tough , they gave me three pieces one of those pieces was all hard skin . I was better of cooking it myself because this tasted horrible no flavor , no spice, I wouldnt even get it to my dog. Do better as a chef myself I can't believe yall are out here serving your people old food with hard old meat. Never ever again do not order from here plz this place is not good

The food was good & the environment was welcoming. The woman at the register was very helpful.

Great Ambiance, Great Food, and Great Customer Service! As I walked in the way to order was immediately communicated and i got my food out to me in no more than 10-15 minutes, you will definitely see me here again.