Julienest - (Near , london)

4 /5 Toyin Nana: I had such a great time trying Ghanaian light soup and fufu ,it was absolutely amazing! From the very first swallow, the flavors hit just right. I also had suya, and while it wasn’t really my thing, it was still okay. I enjoyed some palm wine too (not my first time, but always a good choice!). Honestly, the light soup and fufu stole my heart, so comforting and delicious. I’m already looking forward to going back for more!

5 /5 Eleanor Madziva: The food here is amazing! The most generous serving of plantain I have ever had anywhere. I ordered the turkey tail, and it was beautifully seasoned and spiced. Would definitely order again. My friend ordered the waakye. Neither of us could finish our order the portions were that generous!

3 /5 Martha Teye: Very nice location. Unfortunately, the place gets crowded due to the live band on Friday evenings. I think the staff should have a better control of the crowd. The tables are not well cleaned after use and pieces of food are left on the floor. We waited for 2 hours to receive our food after placing the order. The staff seemed overwhelmed and not professional. The food on the other hand was d great. Tasty and flavourful. I recommend you go there on a less busy day or order a take out.

4 /5 Franklyn Fosu: I went there with my wife on a Sunday. We got some kebab and drinks to start. She got fufu and I got Tuozafi. We really enjoyed the food, atmosphere and music. We had to wait over an hour before our food came. Aside that, everything was great.

5 /5 Lina Wiest-Hayford: We went on a Friday, when the live band played and we had a blast! Drinks are quickly served but unfortunately our food delayed (waitress said 30-35 minutes but ended up being a bit over an hour), though tasted really good. Still highly recommended when ever you miss a good night out like in Ghana.