Nancy Olubori
The food here is excellent. It tastes like authentic Nigerian cuisine . It’s sooo good. I’ve been coming here so long. Their oha, egusi, and vegetable soup, moi moi, coconut rice, jollof rice, plantain and vegetables are so delicious. The owner is also very pleasant. If you want some of the best Nigerian food in Houston then come here.
… moreMs. Franklin
Worst African food I ever had! i ordered chicken and jollof rice meal and the chicken was hard and unseasoned. The jollof rice was mid at best. There was only one African lady in the kitchen as part of the staff at this place. All other staff were Latina…Laughable to say the least! Don’t waste your money here.
… moreJonisha Williams
I love African food and this was an okay experience but I love the price of the meal. I got a side jollof rice and okra soup with beef. Okra was still crunchy and the rice isn’t as seasoned as the Jollof rice from Cameroon. I will give them another try.
… moreMarsline Joseph
I taste many African food and this is the worst food I ever taste. When you go to a Hispanic restaurant or Asian restaurant you will never see a black person cook them how come is expanded cooking African food. I said I didn’t want no meat in my food and it was a whole bunch of dry fish I will never go back there anymore. I had to put my own season in my own spice into the food to taste good so I don’t waste my money.
… moreChristion J
Delicious food and you really get a family feel. A stand and a must if you’re in Houston! Don’t be afraid to ask questions! They will assist!
P.s.They don’t have ice, but you can ask for a cold glass with your cold drink.
… morechefgabular
I say the food was different for me but it was also a new experience. I asked our server Saker about his favorite dish. We got that and tried it. We also got some Suya, beef skewers. Spicy but flavorful. We got some jollof Rice with Plantain, fried Tilapia dish, Egusi Soup with pounded yam, We tried the stewed Goat in tomato broth. That one was my favorite. Everything was very good. I enjoyed it very much.
I say one lesson by the staff for newcomers is to teach us how to eat the food. I say every culture is different, so having a lesson I think is vital when visitors come. I didn’t know you put the fufu in the egusi soup and eat it.
I want to understand the culture and respect it. It’s all about a cultural experience. For one evening, I felt as if I was a new country. Eating their food and partaking in their culture.
… moreMandi
Not safe for vegans. They told me they had vegan options, but the Egusi soup I received had fish bones in it. Either they don’t understand what vegan is or they don’t care. Either way I wouldn’t trust any “vegan” food from them.
… morezpheny hall
I wouldn’t recommend this place to my worst enemy the owner is very rude and dismissive.i feel bad for the employees because they are very nice.. to be honest i only went here because it was close to my home but i will travel for better service. Today was my last straw
… moreUgonna O
I went to a party where food from United sisters was served. The food was good, but everybody from the party woke up the next day with severe diarrhea and some people were even vomiting. I spent A good majority of the day running to the restroom. Everyone I talk to had the same experience. The food was eaten within an hour of pick up so it had to be something on their end.
… moreDominique Oriunuta
My pounded yam is white white and doesn’t even smell like pounded yam. I’ve been eating this for decades I know pounded yam when I see and this is not it. WHAT IS THIS????
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