Africa Kine

Wow the food was amazing meal ,, in fact marvelous improvement. Shawarma was super, wheat and vegetable soup sweet ,, finish my portion . Any Time I end my food like it means the food is good Shout out to African kingdom

Arrived just before 15:00 and met a calosed and locked door. I called their phone number and it rang and rang. We tried knocking and after a few minutes a woman arrived, also tried calling, and began banging on the restaurant window. She mentioned something about Ramadan being the reason they weren't open. Not too long after her banging, someone came to open the door and as we tried following the woman in she closed the door on us. The guy who opened the door from the inside opened the door again and said we could come in. We quickly learned that the woman worked there as she went straight to the back room. Confused and a little annoyed, we sat. My partner and I were the only ones there. A server approached us and said they were only offering three things for the menu, which was different

The food is delicious and the wait time is low. It’s nice to see authentic restaurants like this. The portions are ENORMOUS 🤯 wow, definitely worth the price.

Food is flavorful, portions are generous, staff is friendly and attentive, it's a gem and we will definitely be back.

Africa Kine is a whole vibe. I’ve been twice now, and each time the food has blown me away. Senegalese cuisine is officially becoming a fave, and this spot is leading the charge. The Dibi? Fire. The grilled fish? Perfectly seasoned. The hologram and vermicelli combo? Chef’s kiss. The portions are generous, the flavors are bold, and the service is always warm. Bonus points: it’s right next to Shrine, a live music venue with an Afrobeats party that goes off—so you can eat good and then dance it all off.