Naija Cafe

I just moved to the area and have been looking for authentic African cuisine. This is my second week in a row I have went here. The cashier(Woman) was very welcoming and professional. The music in the restaurant was nice. The location is very clean. Lots of parking thank god that was not an issue. I ordered the “Asun” and my GOD it’s hot but so good. My meal was Cassava/beef with white rice. Everything was perfect. Comfort food is what I call it. I give this place 5 stars. I can’t wait to order the snails. They do make though you don’t see it on the menu. You have to call a week in advance if you want some. I will be placing my order next week.

Not good at all...the egusi was wirh frozen spinach not much green, too much palm oil. I know good egusi and this is not it...will not be back and service is very slow. They told us they were out of jollof but then gave us a small order but it was old like it had been sitting out

Absolutely the best West Africa Nigerian food in Southern Prince George's County!!!! Portion sizes could be larger, but the taste you can't resist.

Pretty good overall; was expecting a bit more flavor based on other reviewers. the restaurant itself looks kind of like a dive, but that's not necessarily a bad thing as some of the best kept food spots are considered dives. I got the combination platter which was one entree with two sides. For the main I got fish, tilapia, and for the sides I got the rice and the moin-moin, which was described to me as a "bean cake" of sorts. The person that took my order was friendly and helpful. Prices seemed decent for the area. Menu is limited, which is totally fine. Food took about 10 to 15 minutes to come out, which is pretty on par. And my meal came out, it looked great and the portions were big. The rice was basically an entire bowl of rice put on the plate, the fish was a whole tilapia, and the m

I’ve known about this restaurant since 2018. I’ve ordered several things from them and I’ve done puff puff catering with them. I stopped ordering from them in 2019 after I ordered grilled fish and I got sick…. Fast forward to 2023. Today, I decided to give them a try again and order Puffpuff, Asun, Egusi Soup and Okra soup with pounded yam… The puff puff and Asun was nice as always… Egusi- Tasted like it was mixed with undone tomato sauce. I can literally taste the sour tomatoes. No true Nigerian person will eat this. The color of the egusi looks very inviting, but the taste is not. Okra soup- I was skeptical to eat this at first because it wasn’t drawing like how okra soup should be. I decided to give it a try and my goodness I’m very disappointed. The soup has big portions of meat whic