Kabba’s Kitchen

The lady was really nice, the food was SUPER bomb, and the ambiance was nice, it's actually a small food village with several other exotic food choices. This is the one I've been to, and I'll be going back. It was good, and African cuisine isn't exactly easy to find around here. This is my new spot tho! TRY THE PLANTAINS

The restaurant is a small stall tucked in the back of an event space. Since we went during the day everything was shut down and it made for an interesting (in a fun way) dining experience. I got the yassa with chicken and it was so delicious! Especially with the onions that were on the side.

We had the lamb with jollof rice and the fataya (meat pies) and everything was delicious! The lamb was rich, the jollof rice glistened, even the mixed veggies were delightful. The meat pie was perfectly fried and crisp. 10/10

First time experiencing some Senegalese and Gambian style food. I'm definitely glad to try something new. The chicken yassa was very tasty. The way the chicken is marinated deficient packed a lot of flavors. The Mafe Yapp reminded me of a beef curry type that I've had in the past. The Fataya (meat pies) and the Nems (egg rolls) were surprisingly good. I think I can definitely eat these all day long. Also, to wash it down, try their ginger drink. If you are looking for something new, check them out.

Saw this place in Portland Monthly and knew I needed to try it. I think the food is from Somalia but I could be mistaken. But what a fun food experience. Don’t be fooled by the pictures on the cart. All the food we had was exceptional. And the #1 was fantastic. Can’t wait to go back.

Kabba’s kitchen catered an event I attended recently and their food was outstanding. The meat pies and plantains were a particular hit and their chicken yassa was delicious. I reheated leftovers a few days later and they were somehow even better. Will definitely be back for more.

The menu is loaded with many different types of options that will keep you wanting to come back and try something new! And there homemade hibiscus and ginger drinks are a must! The location is very accessible and has plenty of street parking as well as a parking lot directly next to it. Very clean and organized and you can smell the food a Mile away!

I went to listen to good music and left raving about great food. I had some of the best wings I’ve ever had here. I highly recommend coming here if you want your taste buds to go to heaven.

I love ordering from this place and will make an effort to come here. But this time it was pretty disappointing with the chicken Yassa. As you can see from the pic it's missing those dark grill marks from the seasoning, what he made was what seems like a plain unseasoned chicken bites! It lacked the smoky seasoned and savory flavor. Not sure what he was feeling that day. I'll still come back, let's hope he'll grill and season the chicken right next time! And please bring back the Black Eyed Peas salad, another fave!

Wowwwww, stunning. I've never had Senegalese food before and now I'm obsessed. This plate was flavorful, satisfying, and completely balanced. The tilapia was fried to perfection, onions were sweet and tangy, veggies refreshing and all on a bed of well seasoned rice. I'd eat this again for sureee I loved how they were blasting music and having fun - my mood was instantly boosted after all this

I haven't had a ton of African food besides Ethiopian but it was very tasty, the flavors remind me a bit of Greek food. I have tried the Chicken Yassa (chicken & yellow rice), Thie Boulette (beef meatballs), and Thiebou Yapp (lamb & jollof rice). The fatayas are good too, like empanadas. All were tasty, my favorite probably being the Thie Boulette: tender meatballs in a savory tomato/oniony stew and served w/ rice. My only complaints would be that the meat to rice ratio is a bit rice heavy, but their rice is very savory. Also, I wish there was a few more fresh veggies than just the bit of sautéed onion and tomato slices for garnish.

Good food for a decent price! Support black owned businesses! They have a simple menu and everything has tasted great that I've tried. I recommend the beefy, peanutty stew and the fish yassa most!

Tried the food at a catered convention. Absolutely delicious! Cucumber and tomato salad, rice, and seasoned chicken. I practically licked the container clean.

Very good food. Flavorful and delicious. The family that runs it is very nice as well. I would recommend!