Asafo in Lambeth

They don't know what there doing . One day you buy Jalof rice and you get gravy the next time they want to charge you £1 for gravy. I will not be going back

If you want a place that represents Ghanaian dishes at a higher level then what's stopping you. Just go and eat already.

Good food, friendly staff, nice cosy atmosphere.. The waiting time was quite an issue but they are improving on it.. Last I was there waited only 20 minutes and it was good service and a hug improvement from the 1hr waiting...

My go to place for West African Dishes

You certainly don't visit this restaurant for the decor but for the typical delicious Ghanaian food. Brings back lots of lovely memories of Accra

I went here to buy local African food. The restaurant was packed- no social distancing here!! I waited to make my order which took a while as they were busy. There were two staff members there, one was really helpful and the other was not so. The food is affordable and not at the usual extortionate prices African restaurants charge for simple rice and stew. Would I go there again? Well yes! The only reason I gave it 4 stars was the service.

I've been many, many times and I must say the customer service has been consistently terrible. No greeting upon entering, staff cutting cutting their eyes at you, staff ignoring you, staff barging past without saying "excuse me". If it was any other establishment, they would have been fired. I only go back because it's the best food I can find.

Its a small place but the food is amazing tasty 😋. Generous portions. I travelled from West and it was worth it. We hade fufu with peanut soup, kelewele for starters and just about managed to finish my meal as my eyes were bigger than my belly!! Compliments to the chef and to ladies working hard.

Quality food! Just wish when you buy stews separately they would have more choice of sizes, because for £6.50 the containers are wayyyy smaller than other restaurants. They should think our having a £10 container which is much two sizes above what is seen in the photo.

This is now in my top 2 African restaurants in London. Second only to Blue Nile Woolwich. Amazing Ghanaian food, very reasonable pricing with great portions. The vibe is chill and homely and Aunty that runs it is very polite and welcoming. Thank you Asafo.