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Are there any African or Carribean restaurants in Warsaw?


Louis001 6 | 14
1 Feb 2010 #1
Hi my family background is Nigerian and Jamaican and I was born in London and moved to Poland with my girlfriend and I never came across any African or Carribean restaurant's in Warsaw does anyone know any that are open?
Harry
1 Feb 2010 #2
There are two which I know of: Home Africa Bar in Wola near the Wola Park shopping centre, supposed to be quite good and is run by a Nigerian bloke called Julius, specialty of the house is goat's head; over in Saska Kepa is Baobab Cafe, run by a gentleman from Senegal, I've not been myself but a mate of mine swears that when he went there the cook needed to phone his mum in Senegal to ask how cook the dish! There's also Tam Tam on Foksal but that place is as African as Dublin is.
polkamaniac 1 | 482
1 Feb 2010 #3
there's the Home Africa bar and restaurant on:
ul. Górczewska 67
OP Louis001 6 | 14
1 Feb 2010 #4
specialty of the house is goat's head

Not what I like and have never tried it, but i will go there and see what they have to offer
jonni 16 | 2,482
1 Feb 2010 #5
There's a Brazilian restaurant on ul. Próżna, and there used to be an Ethiopian Cafe next to Aurora on ul. Dobra. May still be there.

I don't suppose Tam Tam counts as authentic African. Last time I went there they'd even given up pretending.
Harry
1 Feb 2010 #6
There's a Brazilian restaurant on ul. Próżna,

And by all accounts it is absolutely terrible too.
jonni 16 | 2,482
1 Feb 2010 #7
A friend of mine from the Carribean has talked about opening a Carribean restaurant, but his business model seems a little adventurous. Something to do with a buffet and dancing.

There used to be a Cuban place near pl. Zbawicela, not sure if there are any others.
convex 20 | 3,930
1 Feb 2010 #8
specialty of the house is goat's head

Just on a side note, had Besbarmak with all the trimmings when I was in Kazakhstan. Sheep head, but delicious.
polkamaniac 1 | 482
3 Feb 2010 #9
Closer to home, we buy cow's foot in a butcher shop, chop it up and cook it for hours & hours in water with spices, garlic, salt, pepper, etc. It is a good idea to evacuate the house during cooking time to avoid the overwhelming smell. Then pour this mess into a large flat pan and refrigerate. It sets to a nice translucent grey jelly with a layer of fat on top. Cut into large cubes and serve with lots of horseradish to kill the taste and lots of vinager.
dtaylor5632 18 | 2,004
3 Feb 2010 #10
kill the taste

if u have to kill the taste, y eat it? :)
BevK 11 | 248
2 Mar 2010 #11
polkamaniac:
kill the taste
if u have to kill the taste, y eat it? :)

I was just thinking the very same thing. It sounds vile!
gertandaga - | 1
17 Jan 2011 #12
Merged: South African food shop/bar/cafe in Warsaw?

Hello everyone.

Does anyone know if there is any South African food shop/pub/cafe in Warsaw?

Czy ktos moze wie czy Warszawie jest sklep spozywczy/bar/kafejka z produktami pochodzacymi z RPA?

Dziekuje z gory za wszelkie informacje i pozdrawiam serdecznie:-)

Aga i Gert.
Harry
17 Jan 2011 #13
Does anyone know if there is any South African food shop/pub/cafe in Warsaw?

Short answer: no.

However, there are a few Bokkies kicking around the city (there's even a few Rhodies) and it is possible to get South African food products. Were you after anything in particular?
poland_
17 Jan 2011 #14
The only place that I have seen in PL offering South African dishes is the Irish Mbaassy in Krakow. They have a South African chef.
paulinska 9 | 86
17 Jan 2011 #15
Irish Mbaassy in Krakow

Thats my chill out spot! The food is awesome in there, i didn't know the chef bloke was South African. I have to say, they have some of the fittest waitresses there is in krakow...the jury is OUT!


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