The best restaurants Kumasi

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.

The View Bar & Grill initially conquered the hearts of fusion cuisine lovers, blending American, British and French trends in a designer setting, with a view over the city of Kumasi and incredible cocktails. This trendy place is not afraid to reinvent itself and occasionally offers Chinese-inspired specialties, a cuisine much appreciated by Kumasi's inhabitants. The service is young and friendly. Some would say that this is the best table in town, or at least the most popular.