Adom African Cuisine inc

A Taste of Home in the Bronx Walking into Adom in the Bronx doesn’t feel like stepping into a restaurant; it feels like crossing a threshold back into your grandmother’s kitchen in Ghana. The air is thick with the perfume of smoked fish, slow-simmered palm oil, and the bright, earthy tang of shito. It’s not just food here, it’s inheritance, cooked low and patient. The service? Unscripted warmth. No forced smiles, no transactional pleasantries. They greet you the Ghanaian way, like family who’s been gone too long. A staff member placed a hand on my shoulder and said, “You’re home now. Sit. Eat.” That’s not hospitality; that’s belonging. I started with kelewele, plantains kissed by spice and char, each bite humming with ginger and hidden heat. Then came the fufu with peanut soup, a bowl t

A simple spot serving delicious West African comfort food. We had the Jollof Rice and Egusi with Fufu, and the staff were super welcoming and great about explaining the menu and meat options. Both dishes were richly seasoned and deeply satisfying.

Adom African Cuisine is a true gem! The food is absolutely delicious and full of authentic flavors that take you straight to West Africa. I had the jollof rice, fufu, egusi, okra soup and everything was cooked to perfection. You can tell the food is made with care and passion. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. Portion sizes were generous and prices were very reasonable. If you’re looking to experience real African cuisine, this is the place to go. Highly recommended, I’ll definitely be back!

Food was fantastic! Would love if this place was near me, Ghana makes the best jollof!!

Nice food! If u want the best Ghana jollof and waakye try them! But service is poor. I think this is because they know what they sell so they are nonchalant about how their service is