Sumptuous African Restaurant

We had been looking for a place to try some Nigerian food and were glad we were able to find a place close to where we are in OC!WHAT WE ORDEREDEgusi soup with chickenOkro soup with mixed meatJollof rice with fishCoconut rice with goatFOODI don't really have a point of comparison, but everything was delicious! The egusi soup was very well seasoned and one of my favorites of our meal, but as an okra lover I have to say the okro soup was my favorite. The rices were also super flavorful. I do wish the mixed meats were more tender, but that along with the chicken were okay. I really enjoyed the fish and was a huge fan of the goat - not too gamey.SERVICEWe had an amazing experience with their service. They asked if it was our first time and they gave us great recommendations, especially when it came to serving size. They came back to check on us to see how we liked it, and were so friendly and welcoming.VIBESFamily restaurant type of vibe, nothing fancy, but a good amount of seating to share a meal with friends. They play good music too.BOTTOM LINEPretty good experience - I'd come back to try more of their menu!

Food: 5/5 From the poundad yam, cow leg meat, and mixed meat so wonderfully good. The yam was perfectly soft, the leg meat was huge and spicy. Finally the mixed meat had a nice variation and perfectly spicy. Service: 4/5 Quick and attentive.Ambiance: 2/5 Table, chairs, food. Straight to the point.

I was in town from Massachusetts where we have a healthy Nigerian community and good Nigerian food available. I took a chance ordering from this place and was not disappointed! The food was delicious! Another friend who's been in the US for just over a year now said this is the best Nigerian food they've had since being here. The white soup/Naala was amazing! Efo Riro/vegetable soup was delicious and the jollof was fine.I was so impressed by the food I went in person the day I was flying out to get more to bring home. It was that delicious! The cook was sweet and accommodating.

My sister and I have been thinking about trying out some African cuisine after spotting it online, it looked amazing! I've been living in Long Beach for a while now and had no clue about this restaurant. The staff here are incredibly friendly, they often chat with each other while taking your order, which I found quite amusing. My order was amazing. If you like goat mmmm it's good!!

Came and got the Ogbono Soup. It was VERY SLIMEY. Ive had this before plenty of times so im not sure why the texture was off. The flavor was good but the fufu was very dry. I'm not sure I'll be back. The server was very traditional.. not super friendly ... very chill.. the restaurant itself looked nice and clean .

Don't get me wrong the food was good but it just wasn't for me. It was something different that I wanted to try.

Decent fufu in Orange County, cooked in apartment. Call about 25 mins head up and pick up. One fufu and one soup plus protein for $25.00

The jollof rice was delicious. I am looking forward to trying the bitterleaf soup with fufu next time.

Will not be returning to the establishment primarily due to very unfriendly customer service and poor attitude every time I visit. The bitter leaf is not my favorite, but there are other wonderful items.

I love an experience.My roommate and I sought out Nigerian food tonight and Auntie Rachel and Oma were so welcoming, (thanks again if you're reading this) and were happy to share their delicious fufu and egusi soup. While waiting for our food we made conversation with a customer (thanks leo) waiting for their food and they bought us 4 meat pies to share more of the delicious food that sumptuous had to offer. Highly recommend, bring your friends. Attached is an image of our eaten food because it was so scrumptious that we forgot to stop and take a picture before the damage was done.Thank you.