Afrofusion

“Great food, friendly service, great ambiance.”

Olivia Grudzinski★

I was so excited to try the egusi and fufu from this place after seeing someone post about it on tiktok a couple days ago. In the video the portions were much larger than what I received. My MIL picked it up for me on her way out of Kamloops today as I’ve been talking about trying this for days, while she was in the store picking it up she was told they didn’t have the large take out containers so he would need to put it in something smaller, she assumed that would mean we’d get two smaller containers of the soup. That was not the case, we got one small container instead of the full order. It

Pyae Pyae (Pei Pei)★★★★

Tried African cuisine for the first time and so good 😋. The assorted and catfish soups were full of flavour, and the grilled fish was incredibly tasty.

Ali Raviz★★★

This was my first time trying African food, so I went in with an open mind. Unfortunately, I didn’t really enjoy the dish I ordered. I tried the Nigerian Shawarma, and it was made with hotdog and was very oily, which wasn’t what I expected at all. That said, the staff did their best and were trying to be helpful, and the environment and service were acceptable. It just wasn’t the right food experience for me personally.

Adnan Yaqoob★★★

During our return from Banff, we chose to dine at Afrofusion for lunch to sample their African-inspired cuisine. The absence of visual menu aids and the staff's limited guidance complicated the selection process. Nevertheless, we opted for their Signature Jollof rice. While the subjective nature of taste makes it difficult to provide a definitive assessment, the portion size was notably small, and the price point was relatively high.