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"This worn 24-hour wonder right at the busy corner of Third Avenue and 138th Street offers a rotating roster of West African fare, though the cook is from the Ivory Coast, as she told Eater. One glance at the steam table usually reveals a stew of lamb, chicken, or beef; fried fish with the manioc stodge called athieke (“ah-check-ay”); and a version of Jollof rice studded with goat or beef. A small dining room is provided. Practice French beforehand, though English is spoken, too." - Robert Sietsema, Tanay Warerkar
