Bongo Bar & Restaurant - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Chima Mmeje: This is the best place to get Ghanaian food in London....period! I can never be tired of Bongo Bar The food is so good and always fresh My favourite is Abunuabunu

4 /5 Owen Tsang: My first time trying West African food, was very curious about fufu especially. I ordered the jollof rice with chicken, personally I enjoyed the chicken, was cooked nicely and the flavours were there. The jollof rice was nice, but a bit dry for me for my preference when it comes to how rice is made. The sauce was very tasty. Trying the fufu for the first time with the soup was good but since it’s my first time all it reminded me was a very dry mash potato. Overall the food was tasty enough but it wouldn’t be my goto.

5 /5 Kay: Great food, the best Ghanaian food in North London. The portions are large and great value for money. My family and I love this place! Xx

3 /5 Tommy Wu: The food was rather enjoyable, as it was my first experience with African cuisine. However, the service could be improved, as the dishes were not served simultaneously, and there was a considerable wait time despite only ordering three main courses. Furthermore, it seemed as though the Ghanaian version of Fanta was intentionally provided, which led to a higher cost.

5 /5 Mel C: 1. A dedicated space to wash your hands. You do not need to wash your hands in the toilet before eating (I love that) 2. They do not add the service charge to your bill. They leave that to your discretion 3. The seating space is small, so book ahead if going with a crowd 4. If you dont like loud music, then this is not for you. If you enjoy afro beats, you will be happy 5. Enjoyed Yam chips with red bream fish and a hot pepper sauce (some of my friends struggled with the hot sauce, so they added a little bit of ketchup to theirs). 6. Enjoyed a starter of turkey tail, which was very flavoursome 7. A nice local restaurant to try out some Ghanaian dishes