Azmera Restaurant
Restaurant · Accra
9 Sir. Arku Korsah Rd, Accra, Ghana
Highlights
Local Ghanaian buffet featuring diverse dishes and refreshing drinks
Local Ghanaian buffet featuring diverse dishes and refreshing drinks
"Azmera is a traditional Ghanaian buffet, built with the aunties, uncles, hungry hippos, and Accra first-timers in mind. It feels like you’re at a family function where the aunties have come together to showcase their prize dishes, and you’re the lucky guest who gets to fill your plate with all the goodies. They’re open every day, but if you visit on the weekend, you’ll be welcomed by a band playing classic highlife tunes before you’re shown to your table. Give your drink order then let loose at the buffet, showcasing a variety of Ghanaian dishes. You’ll want to fill your plate with tatale and bambara beans, your favourite stew (we love the garden eggplant stew—where local garden eggs are cooked in a spicy tomato sauce), plus some banku, waakye, fufu with your selected soup, and then chop it all down whilst bopping in your seat." - eileen twum
"Azmera is a traditional Ghanaian buffet, built with the aunties, uncles, hungry hippos, and Accra first-timers in mind. It feels like you’re at a family function where the aunties have come together to showcase their prize dishes, and you’re the lucky guest who gets to fill your plate with all the goodies. They’re open every day, but if you visit on the weekend, you’ll be welcomed by a band playing classic highlife tunes before you’re shown to your table. Give your drink order then let loose at the buffet, showcasing a variety of Ghanaian dishes. You’ll want to fill your plate with tatale and bambara beans, your favourite stew (we love the garden eggplant stew—where local garden eggs are cooked in a spicy tomato sauce), plus some banku, waakye, fufu with your selected soup, and then chop it all down whilst bopping in your seat." - Eileen Twum
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