10631 Greenbelt Rd #101,Lanham,Virginia

Joyful Heart African Cuisine

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Vendor Reviews
2023-07-17
Al โ€œAlCaPayneโ€ Payne

amazing cuisine omg iโ€™ll be back

2022-09-22
Theo de Jager

Small but neat place, tucked away in a nondescript strip mall. Totally worth exploring though. Friendly and fast service. Small but quintessential menu, focused around jollof rice, but also featuring fufu, and various soups. I had the jollof, plantain, and goat meat combo. Flavorful and spicy without being overpowering. Simply delicious.

2018-10-25
Greg Johnson

Looking into more African places to eat. Now that I know dodo is fried plantains, Ill have to add to my order :-) Yes, going to different culture restaurants gives and education and the menu here is no exception. The menu items are in are in Nigerian dialect that I need to ask. They have translations in english, but that not the point of coming to an ethnic restaurant. The wait wasnt bad and the food appears to be home cooked. My meal was yam porridge in the pictures

2023-07-23
Destiny Hurst

The portions are not worth the price at all. The taste of the food is not up to par. To top it all off the cashier didnโ€™t give me all of my change back because they didnt have it ๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ˜ฎโ€๐Ÿ’จ waste of time and a rip off! Go across the street to Floras!

2023-04-04
D Jen

Went recently. ( prior COVID, had always seen it but never opened when I was in the area ). My guest and I arrived, ( cold and windy outside). No one was there, so we seated ourselves and waited or someone to welcome us, wait on us. Finally the owner comes with one menu. We remark that it's cold in the restaurant and he leaves quickly to turn on the heat ๐Ÿ™„. Ok, food arrived, no water offered. Food was good but expensive. ( we've eaten African food before and my guest lived and taught in Nigeria before returning to the States). No wait staff, decor boasted nothing of Africa ( no photos, paintings, music) Well, music was so low, I looked around ( still empty) where it was coming from. A TV above the counter had an African video on). Several folk came to dine, left soon after and some picked up food. We were the first in and last to leave and it was close to 1 pm.) When the bill was presented we had options. Pay cash, no fee. Pay by credit card fee would be imposed. Not impressed, not returning. Suggestions: ' Welcome. If this is your first time eating African food, please allow me to offer some recommendations. Sorry, it's cold in here. I'll move the heater closer to you. I hope you enjoy the food and we look forward to your return.' ANY of those comments would have been good to hear. Had more conversation about the bill than our entire time there.

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