Restaurants cuisine du monde Ghana

If a ranking of the best restaurants in Accra were to be established, Le Tandem would certainly not be far from the first place. In addition to the very intimate decor of the place, the menu offers dishes that are rare in Ghana, such as lamb with mustard or pork shank. The dessert proposals, such as the iced nougat or the chocolate fondue, are equally tempting. Reservations are strongly recommended! The bar's cocktail proposals should delight the amateurs. The house is also a guest house. A beautiful address.

A small room and tables in the street simply sum up the setting of Zion Thaï. As far as the cuisine is concerned, you are sure to enjoy yourself: all the specialties of the Kingdom of Siam are on the menu: pad thai, various curries, soups, seafood salads, chicken satay with a delicious peanut sauce and spring rolls in mind! It is likely that even the most demanding palates will find something to their liking here. A central address with a beautiful wooden terrace generously ventilated and overlooking the rooftops of the neighborhood. We love it!

Nestled amid a charming mix of colonial buildings and modern Ghanaian architecture, Buka restaurant offers a variety of West African flavors. For over 20 years, this restaurant has been attracting guests with a cosmopolitan culinary experience: Buka's cuisine works its magic, with a delicious variety of typical dishes: mythical jollof, banku with tilapia, peppered snails, spicy kelewele, barbecued chicken wings, leaving diners delighted. At Buka, natural light, lush plants: a little oasis in the heart of the Osu district.

Open for over 20 years now - a fact sufficiently rare in Ghana to merit mention - this French restaurant, very much in vogue among Accra's bourgeoisie, is located on the second floor of a two-storey house. The dining room, aided by the small bar on the left as you enter, is an ideal place for culinary delectation. You'll find good fish, seafood and meat dishes, as well as a correct and diversified wine list. The service is top-notch, and the owner, Ahmed, is as welcoming as his team.

This restaurant has the advantage of being located right next to the Cape Coast castle. It offers a quality local cuisine but also meat and fish dishes with French fries or rice, as well as hearty salads and sandwiches rather well made. The food is tasty, but it is not rare that there is a little wait. The restaurant is facing the sea, but its wooden architecture does not allow a clear view. It is still a pleasant place to have lunch, before or after visiting the castle.

Two small rooms provide the most pleasant setting for dinner. In the storefront, several pots let clients choose their meals. Drinks are fresh thanks to a refrigerator in the room. The toilets can be described as minimalist.

Solace spot is a maquis with a lively atmosphere, very busy on weekends. It is a nice place to have a drink and eat local food. One brings a clean cloth, a pitcher of water and soap for hand hygiene. Several compartments, here and there in a garden, are very popular with the customers. Music accompanies the meal, which is a little spicy but nevertheless of very good quality. If the buffet is not set up, you can choose between grilled fish, meat brochettes and other Ghanaian dishes made with love and know-how. Local!

The name recalls its namesake in Tamale. And, as in Tamale, Swab is one of the best places to eat in the city. The restaurant is best known for its pizzas, not that they are exceptional though good, but it is the only one to make them in the city. In addition to the Chinese and Western dishes, Indian food is regularly added to the menu. In short, a cuisine that doesn't hesitate to travel to the four corners of the world, for a result that is always up to scratch, and at a very honest price!

You have to love dining outdoors, especially when a few mosquitoes come swarming around your head. But a good dose of repellent, and you can enjoy the best restaurant in town. And for those who really don't want to participate in the energizing atmosphere outside, a room has been set up "under cover". On the menu, the menu seeks a balance between Indian, Chinese, Italian, Lebanese and some local classics. But no matter which direction you take, everything is good. The cheese pizzas are a success.

Le Crest's success comes from its terraces on the^first and^second floors, both of which offer a spectacular panoramic view of the city and the main street. The menu features poultry, red meat and fish. No bad choices here, everything is expertly cooked and the side dishes are served in copious portions. A place recommended for a drink at sunset as well as for a good guinea fowl with yam fries at lunch or dinner. Le Crest is a favorite with the locals!

The Mamle Catering Service is a very popular location in Tamale. Well ventilated, it is a pleasant stopover before leaving the city. Even if the framework is anything (like food), it offers African and European dishes at reasonable prices. Here you will find the largest selection of pizzas in the city. The price depends on the size of these and varies from 2,50 to 5 cd.

Captain Hook's is quite simply one of the best restaurants in town. In a typical Ghanaian restaurant, you can taste a whole range of dishes based on seafood and ultra-fresh fish always from the catch of the day. The platters of shellfish to be tasted by several people are gargantuan! The side dishes are also very well prepared and the atmosphere is really relaxed. With the good smell of the ocean that saturates the air as a bonus. Add to this a nice selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and you're all set.

It is the biggest fast-food restaurant in Tema. But, beware, the cashiers are seated, and the place works a bit like a traditional restaurant. Ideally located on the traffic circle of the highway leading to Accra, it offers dishes from all over the world: Indian, Italian, Lebanese, Ghanaian... It is possible to have lunch before driving in the morning. The place is very popular. It is by tro-tro whole that is poured there the customers. The television screens contribute to its success, especially on Champions League nights.

There are two restaurants within the Aburi Botanical Garden: the Royal Botanical Garden and the Rose Plot. While the former offers a nice setting, it is not always able to offer what it advertises on the menu. The latter is probably the better value option of the two restaurants. For a handful of cedis you can enjoy a solid omelette, a spaghetti bolognese dish or a typical Ghanaian plate: delicious jolof rice with chicken or the classic and hearty fufu!

Once through the door, you'll probably get the impression that you're not getting any special treatment. All the waitresses have their eyes glued to the TV showing the latest Ghanaian B-movie. But once you're seated, you'll be pampered. There's nothing special on the menu, unless you've never tried the local cuisine. The Linda Dor is a good place to try the delicious fufu, which is very good here. Don't step too heavily on the floor, though, or you might fall through!

The best Indian in the city... and probably in all of Ghana! The restaurant is located at the junction of the Southern By-Pass with Lake Road, south of the city. It is the meeting place for Kumasi expatriates. The place is well kept, and the food is succulent. The setting is decent, though a bit cold due to the sometimes ill-adjusted air-conditioning and the monotonous decoration of the two large square rooms. Billiards have been installed near the bar, and attract many customers. In short, a well known address in town.

This restaurant located in the Royal Park Hotel is run by very serious Koreans. The staff is well trained and the Chinese food is among the best in the city. The varied menu will delight all types of appetites. The huge room decorated with nice screens gives charm to the place. Moreover, the restaurant has a small and well-stocked wine cellar: chianti, bordeaux and Chinese wines adorn the shelves. Good value for money.

Everyone in town knows this restaurant. The address is very popular with many locals. Westerners also appreciate its fast service and reliable staff. The dishes are hearty. The best time to go: Saturday evenings (and it's best to book then, as it's often very crowded)! The restaurant also offers a concert program that's well worth the detour! The tables set up in the shade of the large trees, the garden of this vast city, are a must at lunchtime. An emblematic place in Kumasi.

In the city centre, this small restaurant reproduces an original copy of fast food from the American series. The atmosphere is very pleasant, large windows overlooking the street in effervescence. The room is well-air-conditioned, with a large choice and reasonable prices. The Indian and Chinese dishes that enrich the map.

You don't have to look any further, this is one of the best pizzerias in town. All the classic recipes are on the menu (including many meat recipes). Its courtyard makes it easy to park in the shade of the trees. A good address, all the more so as the calm, green surroundings invite simplicity. And to satisfy both Western palates and local tastes, Nik shares the premises with a local canteen with friendly but sometimes a little slow service, where jolof rice, banku and well-made fufu share the limelight.