About - Àsùn Nigerian Kitchen
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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Such a great experience. It was my friends and I first time trying Nigeran food and we got the egusi soup and the jalloff rice with wings. Everything was great and service was phenomenal
Lovely. Everything was great and the owner was enjoyable. I had the Chicken, Jollof & Plantain rice platter which was excellent. My friend ordered Egusi & Chicken Swallow platter. I have a texture issue so while the Egusi tasted good, I couldn't enjoy past a taste. My friend loved it and destroyed it. Would recommend it for anyone that doesn't mind strong flavors.
My Caneroonian husband and I were super excited to try food from his region of the world while visiting my hometown of West Palm Beach, Fl. However, our excitement was soon met with disappointment after experiencing the food and customer service at this Nigerian restaurant. The hostess/cook was sleepy sounding and rude on the phone while we were inquiring, and even ruder in person when we arrived. I no longer wanted to visit after the phone call, but my husband was craving African food. In person, she was short with answering our questions about the menu, and ignored us in favor of a relative/friend who ws eating in the restaurant. She was not welcoming or friendly at all. We did not feel welcome. We should have left immediately, but edrive far andx my husband was so hungry by this time. The food was subpar, not warm and not flavorful like we are accustomed to with African food. The chicken was dry and tasted old and reheated ( but not warm). The egusi was salty. The pounded yam was a small portion for $40 worth of food. The rice was just ok. Needless to say, we do not recommend this establishment, and will never visit again.I wish we had a better experience.