Somali African Safari Restaurant

I swung around the back of the property with my 18 Wheeler, parked near a tree with plenty of shade. My first time ever trying Somali food. It definitely won’t be my last. They topped up my sweet chai tea with some fine milk! Their “tortillas” are made from scratch, definitely not store bought. I can’t wait to be back delivering to Pepsi or Tyson again.

I stopped in here after hiking and the food and service were both too notch. We got the goat and rice, the options were limited, but that makes sense and what they do, they do well. The goat was perfectly savory, tender, and rich. And the rice was beautifully seasoned and cooked. The gentleman helping us seemed knowledgeable about his food, and slightly amused we were there. From the outside I was a little skeptical but the inside was neat and well worth it.

Respectful mama owner who makes sure food is served with open arms; delicious food, welcoming faces. And after food, please don’t forget to try their spicy Somali tea with milk! Fantastic!

A hidden gem for truckers real East African dishes taste of home Somalia

The food was delicious. The woman at first said she only had beef and fish and then she brought out spaghetti and rice and this soup that was delicious. The food was halal and the spices were wonderful. The chai was perfect. Definitely would recommend going here. The Somali woman running this place really knows how to cook Mashallah.