I have been in search of the best Nigerian food in Georgia. I think it is safe to say the African Grill in Stone Mountain is the best. For $81 including tip, this was disgusting. My rice was extremely burnt and so was the beef, the ogbono soup should have been name "Oh no soup." The fish was good un
The food was amazing. The amala was so soft felt. I was really in a Nigerian restaurant in Nigeria. Loved the wall as it allows you pin point what part of Nigeria you are from
The food is so delicious. The egusi soup, the beans and plantain, the jollof rice, the efo riro, the stew, the puff puff everything is delicious. Definitely should give it a try.
I placed an order at about 1:30 PM to be picked up at 6:15 PM. I arrived at Toyin and collected my order and on my way home I touched the bag to find that my food was ice cold.
I called and the gentleman that I spoke was very kinds and pleasant and apologized for not reading the pick up time and th
The place is very dirty and you can tell just from the front door entrance alone. The inside could use some cleaning as well. The lady serving the food looks Hispanic and appears miserable. No good customer service and each time I asked a question she seemed irritated. The Egusi was okay but the mea
Nice experience of a different culture. Staff helpful, the place clean and interactive. I loved the mural/map of the country and your ability to write a comment or sign your name on it!
It was my first time trying Toyin. The African man was very friendly & helpful with my selection. I was sadly too late to try the puff puff or moi moi (sold out) I ordered the jollof rice with fish & dodo. It was delicious & not too spicy. I will come back again to explore the menu & try the well kn
The gentleman that took my order was patient and very kind….because I had no idea what I wanted was called! Anyways, their okra soup and fufu was delicious. Plenty of flavor and spice.
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