A wide variety of
Ghanaian restaurants, cafes, bistros and bars are located throughout London but
are unknown to many African Londoners. From among many of the diverse West
African communities based in London, this whole community seems to be the most
robust and the organized one.
Here is a short list of
Ghanaian-themed/owned eateries inside the capital, without going into too much
detail about what makes them all different from Nigerian, Ghanaian, as well as Ivorian,
and other communities. Enjoy!
Gold Coast Bar &
Restaurant
This Ghanaian
restaurant London and bar is a self-styled "gastropub with
an Afro twist" that is located in multicultural South Norwood. A wide
variety of customers from all around the UK and overseas dine at the amazing Gold
Coast Bar & Restaurant. Since 2004, Gold Coast has been offering
traditional West African dishes to entice taste buds.
A unique experience is
waiting for you when you combine the beer garden with African music and giant
screens to create a memorable night.
Viva Afrik (Kenkey House)
In the East London, Viva
Afrik is known to be the synonymous with the fine art kenkey. Kenkey is usually
wrapped in corn leaves and made from fermented corn dough. You can eat it with
chilli sauce and a protein of your choice, or you can mash it and sweeten it to
taste with sugar and milk (aka ice kenkey/mashke).
At the Viva Afrik, you
can purchase a variety of the delicious fish and other seafood. It’s an
incredible place to visit to enjoy fish which is not smelly at all. Oh, and
Viva Kenkey is also tasty and has a long shelf life. If you ask for a bottle of
shito, you are in business - the perfect companion to hot kenkey.
Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen
From the concept of
intimate supper clubs, Zoe's Ghana Kitchen was born in 2010. Zoe Adjonyoh
continues her journey centered around ambiance, customer service, and
all-around sharing culture through food a decade after her debut cookbook.
In addition, the menu
design is innovative, maximizing the use of ingredients and preventing food
waste. Bringing the African food revolution to life, Zoe's Ghana Kitchen offers
pop-ups, private dining and kitchen residencies. We also vote for anyone who
can bring strangers together over Ghanaian food near me
in London.
Sankofa Restaurant (Baba
Foundation)
Baba - no surname is
necessary here - established the store in 2001. Imagine Pele or Madonna –
proudly serves African cuisine in general and Ghanaian cuisine in particular.
The restaurant is known for its affordability, afrobeats
party London theme, good
food, and friendly service.
The fried yam with
akonfem (guinea fowl) and grilled tilapia are some of the homey dishes you can
try here. Besides Nkatibe, the menu boasts other local specialties including
omotuo and palm soup. Ebunu ebunu (green soup) is known to be another popular
choice, which for those who don't cook it often is a piece of being a nostalgic
highlight.
Sweet Handz Restaurant
Sweet Handz serves out
with delicious meat, fish and soup dishes from its North London location in the
Holloway. This is also including perennial favourites such as the delicious kelewele
and the tsofi (deep-fried turkey tail). For dessert, go for banoffee pie. After
all, you deserve something sweet after a meal, right? You can also choose to visit
this place to enjoy afrobeats day party London.
Which one of these food
places is your favorite one to explore?
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