African Highlife
I tried the fufu and asked about the rice but they said they don't serve it on rice. It was served in a big bowl with a big ball of cassa something or other that was kind of like mashed potatoes. I chose curry chicken fufu? I was a little confused over it all. The menu said it was served with peanut soup, and it said a bunch of other stuff, but she said they were out of peanut soup, and somehow I ended up with chicken curry fufu.
I would have tried the Kelelewelelelele? but it was an extra appetizer and I wasn't really hungry enough...as it was I took 1/2 home to R.
E got one of the 2 vegetarian plates and I tried her fried plantains. YUMMY.
We tried the mango juice. It was ok.
She wanted dessert so I talked her into the guava icecream thing, and we shared. I remembered liking guava yogurt in Mexico. MMM. It was good except for the really hard bits. I think they were some kind of nuts. And that crappy coloured coconut. *L*
In the end, they only took debit *SHOCK* and cash we we had none, and they had some crappy machine that charges you $1 for using it, so I just paid for the whole thing and E will get me next time - or some drinks when I really need them ;).
Also, there was not one scrap of tp in the bathroom. But luckily I noticed before I unzipped and used some paper towel (ick).
The ladies who worked there were very nice, but as I said, it was a little confusing.