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Address: 6408 Bass Lake Rd, Minneapolis, MN 55428
Phone: (763) 208-8199
Website: https://order.online/business/tonis-african-deli-423926
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Located at 6408 Bass Lake Rd. Minneapolis, MN. We offer a wide array of fresh food – amala, jollof rice and chicken, cassava leaf sm, goat meat stew, beef stew, …
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Sharrise Whitfield
OVERPRICED ! I’m a mom who cooks at home often , and I rarely get takeout because it’s overpriced and not the most healthiest choice. I HATE wasting my money especially in these times ! Let me say this, I LOVE African Food and have tried many different restaurants in the cities. I decided to get dinner here, my first time visiting this place. I paid $20. and some change , for Spinach/rice, they did throw in the ‘hot pepper’ since I guess you have to ask for it and it’s an additional charge and they only take cash for items under $5., I didn’t know you had to ask , I just thought about it from experiences at other establishments and then wondered if it came with it, ok fine. Moving on to the food, the spinach bowl was small for $20. in my opinion, I mean who’s counting the rice , its rice and I got plenty of that, you’d think it would be the other way around. There were 3 medium size pieces of meat that pretty much overpowered the whole bowl of spinach with regards to size , I think the amount of spinach had to be no more than a ice cream scoop and unfortunately it was super oily and bland, NO flavor , just heavy on the grease and chewy meat with a splash of red sauce on top which was spicy. My stomach is bubbling right now !! Unfortunately after about 3 try’s , I couldn’t take another bite and my kids didn’t want any, so I had to cook anyway !!! I’m so frustrated with restaurants playing in my face! I think the restaurant should take some time and reevaluate their recipes and the overall flavor if they feel that they deserve what they’re charging, and try ASKING customers if they’d like to add a side of pepper or let them know the food is already spicy !!! Gee wiz simple customer service goes a long way to see to it that your customers are prepared especially for culturally made dishes. You don’t know who’s walking in that door. Honestly I’d be happy with the price only if the food was good and worth it, it’s possible (I’ve been to plenty upscale restaurants who upcharge for great tasting small portions) I won’t be back until the reviews are at 5 stars, becausw then I’ll know someone listened and took some of this feedback as an opportunity, but meanwhile I wouldn’t recommend!!
… moreAlissa Elles
Stopped in for the first time to order some authentic African food and I got it! I’ve been looking forward to trying Egusi and fufu. I ordered soup with 2 fufu, unfortunately they didn’t have Samosa or Greens today but that’s okay, another reason to come back. I ate as much as I could and still have another serving for later. The Egusi soup was perfectly spicy, and made my eyes water.
… moreDamaris Ayako
I ordered first time the delivery was fast and food was good was oky. I ordered 2nd time spinach with goat meat. Very disappointed didn’t eat it I threw all away! The goat meat was very dry no flavor I threw it away. Waste of my money. Never ordering there again.
… moreSirena
It was less than okay. I’m sorry but I loveeeeeee some potato greens, and I have it multiple times a month. This place LITERALLY had a slab of beef fat/bone and a small piece of what I believe is chicken in it. The potato greens also were ALL SPICE no flavor and they don’t even ask what spice level you want. Just rediculous, and my kids and I love spicy food and this just tasted gross. The samosas were okay. Again all spice no flavor but the crust was good so that’s why I’m giving two stars. Don’t even get me started on the soggy a** chicken. It was almost a grey/pink color on the inside and my guess is because it wasn’t done all the way. I did throw it in the oven to try and at least salvage some of a 30$ meal. Never going back.
… moreEbi Awosika
**Toni’s African Deli: A Flavorful Journey Through Authentic African Cuisine**
If you’re looking for a place that offers a true taste of African cuisine, look no further than Toni’s African Deli. My recent visit to this gem left me craving more of its authentic dishes.
I decided to try the **Amala and Ewedu soup with fish and goat meat**, and it was nothing short of amazing. The Amala was soft and smooth, just as it should be, and paired perfectly with the rich, savory Ewedu soup. The flavors were incredibly well-balanced, with the Ewedu bringing that classic, slightly earthy taste that complements the mild, fermented undertone of the Amala.
The goat meat was tender and perfectly seasoned, with just the right amount of spice to give it a flavorful kick. The fish added another layer of deliciousness to the dish, flaky and well-cooked, soaking up the savory goodness of the soup.
Beyond the delicious food, the atmosphere at Toni’s African Deli is warm and inviting, with a friendly staff that makes you feel right at home. Whether you’re an aficionado of African cuisine or trying it for the first time, Toni’s African Deli is a must-visit.
If you’re in the mood for something truly comforting and hearty, I highly recommend giving Toni’s African Deli a try. You won’t be disappointed!
… moreIf you’re looking for a place that offers a true taste of African cuisine, look no further than Toni’s African Deli. My recent visit to this gem left me craving more of its authentic dishes.
I decided to try the **Amala and Ewedu soup with fish and goat meat**, and it was nothing short of amazing. The Amala was soft and smooth, just as it should be, and paired perfectly with the rich, savory Ewedu soup. The flavors were incredibly well-balanced, with the Ewedu bringing that classic, slightly earthy taste that complements the mild, fermented undertone of the Amala.
The goat meat was tender and perfectly seasoned, with just the right amount of spice to give it a flavorful kick. The fish added another layer of deliciousness to the dish, flaky and well-cooked, soaking up the savory goodness of the soup.
Beyond the delicious food, the atmosphere at Toni’s African Deli is warm and inviting, with a friendly staff that makes you feel right at home. Whether you’re an aficionado of African cuisine or trying it for the first time, Toni’s African Deli is a must-visit.
If you’re in the mood for something truly comforting and hearty, I highly recommend giving Toni’s African Deli a try. You won’t be disappointed!
chioma olise
Food was soo good!! The lady we met was also pleasant. Loved it!
… moreAnastaria Carter
I ordered through Uber eats and it was the Egusi with goat meat with extra meat and fufu. I was a little off put because the meat was really tough and rubbery. The portion size was much smaller than expected as well. I am willing to give a second chance because I know things happen and I hope when I go in person things are better.
… moreKarrisa A
I almost didn’t go to this restaurant because of the reviews on here, but I’m glad I did because this is authentic African food! It’s a small operation. On the day we went, it was just the lady (I’m assuming Toni) and her son. They were busy with phone orders, so we expected a little wait. It wasn’t bad, though. About 15 minutes. They were nice to answer my many questions about the dishes.
We ordered Jollof Rice with beef. She said it was Nigerian jollof rice, which is on the red side. I think there was some spice but not much, but I’m also used to spice. I ordered a beef suya which was a a spiced skewered beef and my sister ordered pepper soup too– very spicy and with innards. We’ve had soup like this from a Nigerian friend and it tasted very similar. Like I said, authentic. Definitely try African food when you feel like trying a new delicacy.
… moreWe ordered Jollof Rice with beef. She said it was Nigerian jollof rice, which is on the red side. I think there was some spice but not much, but I’m also used to spice. I ordered a beef suya which was a a spiced skewered beef and my sister ordered pepper soup too– very spicy and with innards. We’ve had soup like this from a Nigerian friend and it tasted very similar. Like I said, authentic. Definitely try African food when you feel like trying a new delicacy.
Anthony Levens
My first time and thought the food was great. I got egusi soup with fufu. The soup is very flavorful and I love the rich, stewy consistency. It’s got the perfect amount of spice. I also got samosas and they’re SO GOOD! Perfect consistency to the samosa and they’ve also got the perfect level of spice. Really nice family, also. I’ll be back for more
… moreDeea Elliott
The food is nasty and over priced. I ordered egusi soup to find only two nasty looking old pieces of chicken or what ever the hell it was in it. The turkey was nasty just a nasty place over all do not eat here. I spent 44$ on grubhub and I am highly disappointed. The food is super spicy and I didn’t even ask for spice because of my little one. thumbs down
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