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5 star restaurant! Great food. We ordered the lamb shank and red snapper. We also had Ginger Yaya!
Red snapper, sauteed veggies and fried plaintain are amazing! Go get you some! Thank me later!
Pictured was my first visit with the veggies and the chicken.
Delicious African food!! Their curry is good, as well as their jollaf rice 😋
The JOLLOF RICE was a bit oily. The fish was great.
Overall on the expensive side.
We had a great experience here. The fish and the beef empanadas are excellent. The staff is super friendly. We were greeted and wait on by a young girl and she is very professional. We recommend the lamb chops and the fish. All delicious.
I ordered takeout from Kilimandjaro and loved the delicious food! It's been years since I ate from this restaurant, so I'm thrilled was able to try it again once back in town. There are so many options on their lunch menu, but I got the Chicken Yassa and Lamb Mafee. If you order here, expect hearty,
Pleasant atmosphere, pleasant customer service and updates on the future relocation back to Chestnut street (close to home). The best part.. I never ate a fish down to bone. I enjoyed my Grilled Red Snapper and Rice.
Kilimandjaro is the spot. Food was delicious and rich with flavor. We went there on two separate occasions, once for the dine-in experience and the other time was a take-out. On both occasions we were left extremely satisfied. It is cash-only so come in prepared. It is located inside of a plaza so p
I've been going to Kilimandjaro for years. The last time was a few weeks ago. I like the atmosphere, and mainly it's because the staff leaves you alone to eat in peace. Unless you need something, they do not stop by your table every two minutes to ask if you need anything else. With that said, i
This African Restaurant did not disappoint! My friends rant and raved about this place and so I came, I saw, and devoured the savory Yassa Chicken which was so delicious, with the red/jollof rice to complement! The spicy, hearty dish is made of tender boneless chicken with tasty onions and peppers.
For the better part of the experience the food is at least good, but the furniture is worn like used upscale furniture. Most of the better diverse dishes are served for lunch I don't like that. Its BYOB which probably explains why they only have can soda and a few ginger base drinks. They didnt hve
Had a good experience here. It was a cozy small spot with very flavorful food. Only thing I didnt like was the frozen veggies. I mentioned it at the end of my meal and found out if I'd ordered the string beans they were fresh. Hubby had the poisson a la braise (red snapper and fried red rice), I had
Food (Broiled whole Talapia fish) is good, but the platter should come with a vegetable. Also, Talapia is the cheapest fish out there, so the platter (only the fish and rice) shouldn't cost $18+!
The food here is amazing... you are treated like family - we love the atmosphere it is like showing up at your parents house for dinner.... the service is superb!
I managed to convince my boyfriend to try out the west African food.We looked up on the internet and came across this place.I was not sure he would like it.( He is Jewish). Well, he cleared his plate,and so did I,lol. Amazing food. Amazing clean place. We both loved it.I give it 5 stars.
Awesome place. Authentic Senegalese and Gambian cuisine! I ordered the Benachin and a Bissap juice, and the taste was as just as I remembered from my childhood! Price was reasonable, the place was neat, and the staff was very friendly!
First time having West African (Sengalese) food and I am IN LOVE!!! We had the Yassa Shrimp and Yassa Philly Chicken, fried rice and plaintains. Babyyyyyy, the juice from the yassa was so good we poured what spilled in the bag onto our rice. Not wasting a thing!!! You have not lived until you've had
Amazing food and very friendly owners! They treat you like family
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