The Calabash African Restaurant

So it's been a while since I last visited and I really missed this place A mass visit of yelpers was just what I needed.

Memories of childhood from the Continent where I grew up Food prepared with love and from the heart UGALI was smooooooothe.

You may be surprised to discover an African restaurant on Union Street, even if you pass by every day without realizing its presence. Voir le carte

The food here is absolutely amazing and the people are even better! Amazing music and the people who run the restaurant are so lovely!

I ordered the Okra soup and it was absolutely delicious. It did take a bit longer to arrive, but considering how busy they were this week, I will forgive them for that. Bala provided great service as well.

This restaurant offers the best African dishes outside of Africa. It feels like a home away from home. I highly recommend it for those seeking a taste of nostalgia or anyone interested in trying African cuisine. Voir le carte

I was hungry and craving some soup, so I ordered the vegetable soup. However, the waiter came back after a few minutes to inform me that they were out of the vegetable soup and gave me the option of choosing from egusi, okra, or ogbono soup instead. The soup I ended up getting had very little meat in it, just a few small pieces of meat seasoning. This was quite disappointing as back in Nigeria, the soup would be full of meat. Additionally, I was expecting to hear African music playing in the background but instead, it was hip hop music playing loudly. Overall, I was not impressed.

I was in this bar new years eve, one of their female staff claimed I was touching inappropriately, All I did was touch her shoulder to tell her I my bank card was not with me, would you come with me to my table or I should go and get my card, her response was don't touch me and I said in was I meant to just walk away without telling you I need to go get my card? Next thing she went to complain to a staff called Daniel mixed race fella from someone in Caribbean, more like Daniel wanted to impress the female staff, without asking me any questions, he told the security to get me out because I touch a female staff by the shoulder. About staff had to lift me from the bar area and just dump on the...

I had a pleasant dining experience at this restaurant in Glasgow. I was craving Nigerian cuisine and was able to easily find the restaurant using Google Maps. The restaurant itself was clean and had plenty of seating for customers. I enjoyed the Afro music playing in the background, which gave me a feeling of being at home. The menu offered a variety of African Nigerian dishes, drinks, and snacks. I ordered the famous palm wine that I had missed for over 5 years. The prices were reasonable and the customer service was good, although they could benefit from hiring more staff to make the service faster - I had to wait about 30 minutes for my meal. The pounded yam I ordered didn't taste as auth... Voir le carte