Safari77 Cuisine

went to Safari 77 to try West African food for the first time, and it was a great experience. We started with suya as an appetizer—it was very yummy. It was spicy, but I actually loved the heat and flavor. For the main dishes, we ordered fufu with lamb, jollof rice, banku with fish, and later tried the fried fish with fried yam. Everything tasted delicious, and everyone at the table loved the food. Our server, Ladina, was amazing. She explained the dishes well, was very attentive, and provided awesome service throughout the meal. The atmosphere was nice, clean, and welcoming. The prices are a little on the high side, but the food quality and service made it worth it. Overall, it was a great first experience with West African cuisine, and I would definitely recommend Safari 77.

Absolutely amazing family owned restaurant. Friendly atmosphere, accommodating and clean. First time trying fufu and Jollof rice and I couldn't choose a better place.

Safari77 Cuisine truly exceeded expectations. We had the palm nut soup with fufu, and it was absolutely amazing rich, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. Beyond the food, the hospitality was nothing short of incredible. The warmth and attentiveness made the entire experience feel special. Definitely a place worth returning to and recommending.

First time here, we had the Jollof rice, the goat, puff puff, the fried yam and fish. The food was delicious! Good service! Cute decor! I enjoyed my leftovers! Can’t wait to return!

The service and atmosphere was warm and welcoming from beginning to end. The pastor has a great sense of humor. I think I danced a little lol! Oh, yeah not to mention the led Chakra vibe which was a nice touch. I found resources to connect me to the community in meaningful ways. I enjoyed the fried turkey and veggie toppings. My partner really enjoyed the okra and fufu!

Best suya I have had! Really enjoyed visiting this restaurant. Pastor Francis (owner) was a kind host. I only had suya but look forward to having fish next time. The ambience is excellent and I liked the variety of snacks and drinks they have. Wish I had a chance to try the jollof but gleaning from other reviews it is the best in CT. I included the menu pictures and was excited at the diverse of west African cuisine and the price is very good for the supple options.

I saw someone eating this African food called Fufu on a social app! So I searched on Google and found this place! It was my first time trying it, and I thought it was incredibly delicious! It totally suits my Chinese palate😋