KG’s African - American & Caribbean
African restaurant · Garden City ·

KG’s African - American & Caribbean

African restaurant · Garden City ·

African and Caribbean dishes like curry goat and jerk chicken

KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null
KG’s African - American & Caribbean by null

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465 Inkster Rd, Garden City, MI 48135 Get directions

$10–20

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465 Inkster Rd, Garden City, MI 48135 Get directions

+1 734 367 2000
kgsafricangrill.com
@kgsaagrill1

$10–20 · Menu

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Golody Halal Buffet Brings West African Fare to East Village — and Other Cheap Eats | Eater NY

"I discovered a narrow West African storefront on the block south of the First Avenue L stop with two long steam tables facing each other and a cashier up front; arrive after about 2 p.m. when all the steam table slots are filled. The daily-changing selection pulls from Senegal, Guinea, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, and Nigeria — for example, I was told that Ghanaian kenkey (a fermented cornmeal mash that tastes something like San Francisco sourdough) appears on Wednesdays; the day I went there were several types of rice, a Guinean sauce de feuilles made with sweet potato leaves, a Nigerian okra sauce dotted with beef, and a Senegalese chicken yassa (roast chicken with a mustardy onion relish that you have to find in an adjacent steam-table tub and apply yourself). You do better if you know the food, but you can also load up by sight; it’s an excellent deal at $5.99 per pound, and it’s open until 3 a.m. or later every night." - Robert Sietsema

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KG’s African - American & Caribbean

Crispy Tha B.

Google
The food is absolutely spectacularly bombastic! So full of flavor and I love the fact that they do a buffet on every first Sunday of every month. I have been going here for about a year and some change. Every now and then we have to leave town and head up there. This place has become a staple and I completely see why it's always packed! If I had to recommend anything I would try the yassa chicken, you can't go wrong with plantains, they have plenty of selections of rice and beans, the jerk chicken, and I believe they used to have red snapper, not sure what fish they have now but it's good! Everything just tastes so good and when you mix it all together the flavors combined to create a smorgasbord of delicious/delectable heaven on earth! I love me some Caribbean food, and African food is the roots that tie all life together so when you combine the two, how could you go wrong!?

Michelle M. W.

Google
LISTEN UP...I usually don't post. The Senegalese Dibi was TERRIBLE! Why rob customers of their hard earn cash with a meal full of a bunch of grease & fat-bones? I'm so very dissatisfied and disappointed! The Plantains were greasy too!!! Very sweet, yet DEFINITELY not worth the hard earned $42 worth of pennies spent. There were huge portions of Rice and the Rice/Grilled vegs. had more flavor than the Meat! This not something I would chase down or buy again. Look at the pictures... the big piece one big hard bone! The other tiny pieces fat... bones!!!

Angela W.

Google
This was my first visit! The food was delicious. I was looking for some more sauces and spices, but they do a good job making food that caters to the majority. The staff are helpful, kind, friendly, and accommodating. They really take care of their guest. I will definitely be back!

Laquisha D.

Google
Food so good! My girlfriend took me for the first time and I loved it!

utilisatrice A.

Google
First time trying the fufu and I wasn't disappointed at all. We had the oxtail stew and egusi chicken. So much flavor! It was delicious ! I will definitely come back to try other dishes. Everyone working there was super nice. I recommend !

Sunny A

Google
Food was delicious and authentic. Service was great as well.

Brandon G.

Google
Great food at this little establishment. Absolutely delighted that we tried it. Tasty senegalese food, for a great price with big portions. The service was excellent, our server was so friendly and, although busy with takeout orders and other customers, kept checking on us to ensure we were taken care of. Will be back! Edit: I've gone back, and the food has continued to be amazing. The juices are made in house and are delicious. Portions are big, which is great for leftovers. Service was similarly excellent and I think I'll be adding this to my go to options for takeout. Keep it up!

R R

Google
I will say the food is good. However, for $20.00, I got 3 pieces of curry goat, 1 potato, and a lot of juice. I only gave 2 stars instead of one because the taste is good but never again. I say dine in only do not uber or doordash.