OSU - R.E. Grill

Really tasteless food. Everything tastes generic but definitely not Ghanaian. Staff are amazing but again, not Ghanaian. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. It's edible, just not what I was looking for. Should be marketed as a generic Afro-fusion restaurant because it's definitely not Ghanaian flavors. Choffi and jollof had no spices. Disappointing.

So glad the restaurant I was going to down the street was closed or I wouldn’t have found this place 😍 amazing customer service & the food is so so delicious . I ordered banku & okra stew. I wasn’t familiar with the menu and the man in the front was very helpful. I’ll be back whenever I’m in the Bronx .

Really good I like like the chicken and jollof rice. The lamb suya is also really good fried that for the first time the other day kinda pricey but portion is decent and they got some good interesting beverage selections there

So I was excited to find Ghanaian food in walking distance. I ordered the Waakye combo and I was not happy at all. Goat was tuff and fish was dry. Couldn't eat it. Feeling disappointed and angry. I also ordered a second plate, the fried rice chicken combo. I started to not eat it after the first plate but when I did WOW! Redemption! Everything was perfect and the flavor was amazing. I say this with love. If it is not right don't serve it. Yes I wanted Ghanaian food but I also wanted to support the business. Win brother by doing it right with all off the food. You got this 👍.

The best Ghanaian restaurant in NY, the food here gives nostalgia to eating good food in Ghana. The Jollof rice was 10/10, the Fried Rice was really good too. Ate Waakye on another visit and that was equally good. The chicken was good too, and the salad was the most Ghanaian salad I've had in America. The service was okay, but it was a little difficult getting the attention of the servers (probably due to the large amount of orders they deal with).