West African Way
Restaurant in Plano
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Über das Lokal
West African Way ist ein Restaurant mit Sitz in Plano, United States. Preisniveau: mittel. Für einen ruhigeren Besuch bietet sich Montag an. Küche: African. Es hat lange geöffnet, bis 23:00. Außerdem: Tischreservierung, Lieferservice, Essen zum Mitnehmen. Mit 4.7★ aus 649 Bewertungen zählt es zu den bestbewerteten Lokalen in Plano.
Ausstattung
Was Gäste erwähnen
- Sauberkeit2
- Essensqualität2
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wo befindet sich West African Way?+
West African Way befindet sich in 1405 Jupiter Rd #116, Plano, TX 75074, Plano.
Was für ein Lokal ist West African Way?+
West African Way ist ein Restaurant in Plano mit African.
Wie sind die Öffnungszeiten von West African Way?+
West African Way ist sieben Tage die Woche geöffnet. West African Way hat lange geöffnet, bis 23:00.
Hat West African Way sonntags geöffnet?+
Ja, West African Way hat sonntags geöffnet.
Wann besucht man West African Way am besten?+
Am meisten los ist Sonntag, am ruhigsten meist Montag.
Wie teuer ist West African Way?+
West African Way ist preislich mittel.
Was bietet West African Way?+
West African Way bietet Delivery, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
Lage
Das sagen die Gäste
“The food, the service, the vibe was all on point!”
Bewertungen stammen von Google.
Was Gäste auf Google sagen
Tammy Pierre★★★★★This was my first time having some West African food. This was by far one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. The food was incredible and extremely tasty! compliments to the chef! I will definitely be returning again and will without a doubt refer whomever I know to check this place out. I ate the chicken yassa it was flavorful with the benachin rice it had a little bit of a kick to it. It was great! I walked and the first thing that greeted me was this enticing aroma so I had high expectations and they did not disappoint.
Divine Dents★★★★★I stopped in because I’m intentionally trying to connect more with African culture. My roots trace back to Africa, even though I’ve never been there, and one of the ways I try to learn and connect is through food. When you can’t travel, food is one of the most honest ways to experience culture. The restaurant was very clean when I arrived, and I want to specifically mention the bathroom—it was clean as well, which always stands out to me because that’s not something you see everywhere. When I first walked in, it took a moment for staff to come to the front, but that actually gave me time to
Rebecca Palomeque★★★★★We got the M1 and the M3 (picture of M3). One of the best meals we've ever eaten before. The M1 was a bit spicy but with it and the M3 was melt in your mouth chicken with a peanut sauce that didn't even taste like peanuts it was so buttery good. This was also my first time trying fufu with the M3 and it was SO GOOD. 100% recommended stopping here
Shika Brown★★The food here can be really good overall. My only issue was with the plantains. When ordering, they didn’t ask for a preference on how I prefer them. I received very very soft plantains, which unfortunately I don’t eat. I called to mention it, and they said many customers prefer them soft and that they would check with the manager, but I haven’t heard back yet. It would be great if they asked customers their preference when ordering not everyone eats extremely soft plantains.
Bewertungen stammen von Google.
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