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ABOUT FOODSLEEVE Welcome to Foodsleeve African restaurant where we offer some freshly made African/Caribbean cuisine at the most affordable price possible. Our fresh, flavorful, and rich meals are served with love which will take you on a culinary experience and evoke not only your taste buds but leave a long-lasting satisfaction for all your senses, that you’ll always come back for more. Our menu has a variety of dishes for everyone guaranteed to wow you. We also cater for your special events and parties providing your guest with some excellent tasty food. Our aim is to give you a rare experience that celebrates the distinctive flavors from all over the African and Caribbean continents. Bringing “HOME” to you is our ultimate goal. Foodsl
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Reviews
Yele Oladeinde
The food is really good! I got jollof, fried rice with tilapia, turkey. Got beans and corn, ayamase sauce. Very delicious and fresh!
Only thing is make sure you call ahead to place your order, it’s not a dine in restaurant.
I fully recommend the food!
… moreOnly thing is make sure you call ahead to place your order, it’s not a dine in restaurant.
I fully recommend the food!
philo wamuigua
I bought egussi and Efo riro today it was yummy.It was prepared by the time I got there (I called ). Will definitely be back when am in Baltimore. Plenty of parking too and price is affordable
… moreDr Tee
What a phenomenal experience with Foodsleeve amazing gourmet yummy African meals. Concisely, I always order food for myself as well as my out of state guests at Foodsleeve and we are never disappointed no matter what food we ordered as the food is always superb. Foodsleeve ihas definitely earned a lifetime customer in me! The service experience is excellent!
Experience:
It’s always a great and excellent experience ordering African food from Foodsleeve. I’m always delighted with my orders, no matter what I order, the food is always freshly prepared and hot, yummy and fantastic.
The Amala and Semo with Efo Riro and ewedu with gbegiri and Efo elegisi are out of this world, my favorites, though, omg, they gives you that absolute rich 9ja flavor able taste that opens up your tastebuds and importantly the meals comes at a very reasonable and affordable Price. I wouldn’t hesitates to recommend Foodsleeve to anyone anytime, any day! Big kudos to Foodsleeve! Highly recommended!
… moreExperience:
It’s always a great and excellent experience ordering African food from Foodsleeve. I’m always delighted with my orders, no matter what I order, the food is always freshly prepared and hot, yummy and fantastic.
The Amala and Semo with Efo Riro and ewedu with gbegiri and Efo elegisi are out of this world, my favorites, though, omg, they gives you that absolute rich 9ja flavor able taste that opens up your tastebuds and importantly the meals comes at a very reasonable and affordable Price. I wouldn’t hesitates to recommend Foodsleeve to anyone anytime, any day! Big kudos to Foodsleeve! Highly recommended!
Elvis Chumbow
“Food Sleeve in Essex delivers an authentic taste of Africa! With a wide variety of choices, their dishes truly capture the essence of African cuisine. Eating their food is like taking a culinary journey to Africa, and I highly recommend it to anyone craving the real deal.”
… moreSharon J.
Although this is home based, my family enjoyed the food. We’ll be trying other dishes. Hopefully they’re able to get a brick establishment and or food truck at some point if that’s their desire. Times are tough so nothing wrong with starting where you are. I wish them well.
… moreO K
My friend and I were on the hunt for some delicious Nigerian food, and we stumbled upon a place with excellent reviews. Unbeknownst to us, it turned out to be a virtual restaurant where you simply order your food and pick it up. The enticing photos and stellar ratings for African cuisine had us excited, so we had high hopes.
I decided to try the Ewa Agoyin, but it was a letdown. As soon as I opened the package, I was hit with the overwhelming smell of burnt beans—as if I had made them myself at home and forgotten about them. The odor was quite off-putting, and the sauce fell far short of my expectations.
This experience solidified my decision not to return. It was definitely not worth the money.
… moreI decided to try the Ewa Agoyin, but it was a letdown. As soon as I opened the package, I was hit with the overwhelming smell of burnt beans—as if I had made them myself at home and forgotten about them. The odor was quite off-putting, and the sauce fell far short of my expectations.
This experience solidified my decision not to return. It was definitely not worth the money.
Bidemi P Verrissimo
Her food gives homemade vibe, I ordered my rice and stew separately so I can make my plate at home. I got my money’s worth, filling and savory
… moreSam O
A Promising First Taste of Nigerian Takeout
I recently tried “Food Sleeve” for the first time, and it was an experience that left a mark. It’s a unique spot, focusing on takeout rather than a dine-in experience, something I wish I’d known beforehand.
**A Flavorful Introduction:**
The meal I had was their pounded yam with egusi and okra soups. It’s rare to find such authentic and heartwarming Nigerian cuisine so far from home. The freshness, taste, and generous portion sizes were spot on. It was a delightful first impression.
**The Journey to Flavor Town:**
It was a 45-minute drive for me, but the quality of the food made it worthwhile. Their service was quick and efficient, a pleasant surprise for a first-timer like myself.
**Room for Improvement:**
I’m holding back on the full five-star rating for now, as I believe in experiencing a place a few times before giving a final verdict. Plus, a clearer indication on their online presence that they’re exclusively a takeout establishment would be helpful for new customers.
**Early Verdict:**
So far, “Food Sleeve” has impressed me with their authentic Nigerian flavors and efficient service. It’s a solid four stars from me at this point. I’m looking forward to trying more of their menu in the future to solidify my opinion. For anyone craving true Nigerian tastes, “Food Sleeve” is definitely worth trying – just remember, it’s all about the pickup.
… moreI recently tried “Food Sleeve” for the first time, and it was an experience that left a mark. It’s a unique spot, focusing on takeout rather than a dine-in experience, something I wish I’d known beforehand.
**A Flavorful Introduction:**
The meal I had was their pounded yam with egusi and okra soups. It’s rare to find such authentic and heartwarming Nigerian cuisine so far from home. The freshness, taste, and generous portion sizes were spot on. It was a delightful first impression.
**The Journey to Flavor Town:**
It was a 45-minute drive for me, but the quality of the food made it worthwhile. Their service was quick and efficient, a pleasant surprise for a first-timer like myself.
**Room for Improvement:**
I’m holding back on the full five-star rating for now, as I believe in experiencing a place a few times before giving a final verdict. Plus, a clearer indication on their online presence that they’re exclusively a takeout establishment would be helpful for new customers.
**Early Verdict:**
So far, “Food Sleeve” has impressed me with their authentic Nigerian flavors and efficient service. It’s a solid four stars from me at this point. I’m looking forward to trying more of their menu in the future to solidify my opinion. For anyone craving true Nigerian tastes, “Food Sleeve” is definitely worth trying – just remember, it’s all about the pickup.
Milton Tanjong
I ordered jollof rice, egusi soup, and pounded yam from Foodsleeve for a party, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. The food was absolutely amazing—flavorful, authentic, and cooked to perfection. Our guests couldn’t stop raving about the rich taste of the jollof rice and the deliciously savory egusi soup. On top of that, the customer service was outstanding. The team at Foodsleeve was incredibly responsive, accommodating all of my requests, and ensuring that everything was on point for the event. I highly recommend Foodsleeve for anyone looking for top-notch African cuisine
… moreLola Rashaan
After seeing several five-star reviews, I decided to take a chance and order from Foodsleeve through DoorDash. The packaging was well-sealed and properly packed, which is why I gave the service and atmosphere 3 stars to be fair. I opted for the egusi, pounded yam, jollof combo with chicken and goat meat.
The egusi and pounded yam were decent, although being new to these dishes, I can’t judge if they tasted or smelled as they should. However, the jollof combo was a disappointment. Everything had a burnt flavor, as if it was cooked in a burnt pot. While the jollof could have been good without this burnt taste, the plantains were enjoyable. Unfortunately, the goat meat and chicken were severely overcooked to the point where they had the texture of jerky. It was so tough that my jaw grew tired from trying to chew it. In the end, I had to discard everything, which was frustrating considering the $51 I paid for the meal. I’m starting to doubt the authenticity of the other reviews or wondering if the day I ordered was just a bad one.
… moreThe egusi and pounded yam were decent, although being new to these dishes, I can’t judge if they tasted or smelled as they should. However, the jollof combo was a disappointment. Everything had a burnt flavor, as if it was cooked in a burnt pot. While the jollof could have been good without this burnt taste, the plantains were enjoyable. Unfortunately, the goat meat and chicken were severely overcooked to the point where they had the texture of jerky. It was so tough that my jaw grew tired from trying to chew it. In the end, I had to discard everything, which was frustrating considering the $51 I paid for the meal. I’m starting to doubt the authenticity of the other reviews or wondering if the day I ordered was just a bad one.