Afrik'n Fusion - Menu

We went some friends to eat there. The place is small but is really nice. The food is nice but depends which one you choose.

A good local place to eat. Simple décor, yet good atmosphere. Food was well prepared, good value and tasty. Would definitely return.

You can eat in or take your meal home at this cheerful resto. There are a lot of choices, all well described for the uninitiated, and all reasonably priced. I had a Congolese dish of beef, spinach, and palm oil that I highly recommend.

Do not go to this restaurant. They let customers eat at minus 5 frozen rice at 11 30 pm instead of allowing you inside when the restaurant is getting closed, even for 5 minutes. that is violating the basic of hospitality (from the Latin hostis, which mean guest

Place is quite small but the food it great and affordable. Plantain was perfect. I wouldn't recommend the bissap juice however it's not as good as the reql deal. Other than that I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who's in Paris and fancies something a little different.

Although this restaurant is billed as fastfood, the only thing that made it that was that you ordered up at the counter. Otherwise, the quality and price as well as the real plates and flatware made it far better than fastfood. The portions were HUGE, and I asked for a to-go container and since they do lots of take-out, they obliged (unlike most Paris restaurants). Thus, the value for is great. I had the plantain appetizer (huge!! really a full meal size) and the chicken thieb. Both were delicious. The chicken was great and the red rice was delicious. I 'll definitely go back next time i 'm in the area.

This is an African fast-food chain. We ordered the Aloko fried plantain) €3.50), the Salade Gorée salad with iceberg lettuce, slices of tomatoes, diced sweet potato, canned tuna, slices of boiled egg and corn) €5.90), Yassa a chicken thigh cooked in a sauce with lemon, onions and green olives with white rice on the side) €9.50), Mafé boeuf pieces of beef cooked in a peanut-based sauce with slices of carrots) €9.50), and Thieb dienne rice cooked in a tomato sauce with leaves of cabbage and slices of carrots). We tried the homemade ginger drink that is sweetened with brown sugar €2.50) and it was really refreshing. Everything was tasty except the Thieb dienne, which was dry as it had obviously...