Accra Express Restaurant

Great food and ambiance. I’ve been eying this place for a while, and I’m so glad to finally try it. We got the fufu & peanut stew, and Jollof rice and fish. We also tried a side of the turkey tails. Everything was flavorful and a good level of spicy as well. 10/10 will be back!

We were starving and ubered here from the Met Cloisters. The person working gave us samples for the spinach rice, egusi, and jollof, which was very nice of her. Food portions are MASSIVE and lasted us 2 meals (took most of it home). Paid $40 for fufu + egusi and jollof and rice - great value. Would come back - Fufu and egusi w/ mixed meat: 10/10, first time trying fufu - LOVED the texture, and it was yummy w the egusi. The egusi was a little more sour than I expected but still so yummy - Jollof and rice: 10/10, I REALLY liked this. Sauce was tomatoey and so flavorful. Rice was also soft

First time trying the West African food. The staff here were so nice to let us try out everything for free! Food itself was great!We ordered three different curries (soups) and the portion is generous!

The food was fantastic. The waakye, stew, and groundnut soup were perfect, and literally tasted exactly as I remember they did in Ghana. I look forward to trying more dishes here.

My new favorite African restaurant in NYC. I love their turkey tailsss reminds me of my Moms food but the peanut butter stew took me back to my village so grateful to be able to experience this cuisine in a foreign land. Will definitely return when i'm in the area. There's so many fancy looking spots now days with crappy or just okay food give this place a try and you wont be disappointed