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Safari Restaurant Established since 1994

Call us for authentic Nigerian-style cooking!

Houston's First Longest running Nigerian restaurant

We cater for all major events and provide hall rentals at safari, safari restaurant.

10014 Bissonnet St, Houston, Texas 77036, United States

(713)541-4436

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We are always open on all major holidays

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Bitter leaf (onugbu), edikang ikong, white soup (nsala soup), appetizers/ entrees, goat head (isi ewu), abacha w/fish, ugba w/ stockfish, ugba w/ nkwobi, goat peppersoup, cow-leg peppersoup, catfish peppersoup, tilapia peppersoup, yam porridge, garnish snail, jollof rice.

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Going to Safari, a Nigerian restaurant in Westchase, is sort of like stumbling into a dinner party, with locals hanging out and shooting the breeze over kola nuts. The most exciting part of your dinner will be the food that hits your table, so make yourself comfy and order the flaky, spiced tilapia, and make sure to get a side of smoky and spicy jollof rice. Spend enough time here, and you’ll be drinking orijin beer and picking fish bones clean like you’re a long-time regular.

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The Food was excellent. The service was superb.

Best place to eat snail, isi ewu, plus other watering mouth dish with a touch of best taste & fresh ingredients.

Great food and great customer service. SHOUT out to Ms. Amuneke for telling me about this place. The food is authentic and tasty. We drive from out of town just to get the food to go. You won't be dissapointed give them a try.

The food was okay....but the guys that was serving the food is rude. The owner was nice. They need to spend some money and make this place nice.

I got rice and stew w/ meat and veggies. the meat literally melted in my mouth and the stew was amazing ???? The portions are really great too, my food lasted a couple days.

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By Timothy Malcolm April 1, 2020 Published in the April 2020 issue of Houstonia Magazine

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With hallmarks like roasted goat and fish, spicy rice, and protein-packed soups, West African cuisine makes for some of the tastiest eating in the city. Lucky for us, Houston is home to one of the nation’s largest West African populations, meaning authentic Nigerian, Cameroonian, Ghanaian, and Senegalese foods abound in the Bayou City.

A Ghanaian home-cooked meal here starts with peanut-based groundnut soup, a smooth, creamy specialty enlivened by garlic and pepper. Make it a meal with a pliable ball of fufu—a West African staple made of ground provisions like plantain, cassava, wheat, yam, or cocoyam, boiled then mashed and formed into mounds. Fufu is both food and utensil, so rip off a small chunk and roll it—quickly, as it’s steaming hot—to dip into the soup. Starchy jollof rice, another staple, soaks up more of the fiery tomato stew laced with hot chile sauce called shito . 

9625 Bissonnet St. Southwest Houston. 713-773-1400

This trendy, refined restaurant is a great introduction to Nigerian cuisine, but do mind the menu: a dish called asun —or roasted goat meat with jollof rice and plantain—is marked by a chile pepper icon, and for good reason. It’s an explosive dish that’ll make even the proudest fire-eaters sweat. For something more mellow, try jollof beans cooked in tomato sauce and served with fried tilapia and sweet plantains. As for the namesake dish, suya —skewered meat, usually chicken or beef—it’s coated with a ground peanut-and-chile dry rub for lingering heat.

6357 Westheimer Rd. Uptown. 832-831-4372 

CHEZ MICHELLE

This spacious eatery specializes in cuisine from Cameroon, which has been influenced by its many colonizers over the centuries, including the French—hence this restaurant’s name. Order at the bar and look for specialties such as ndole , a spinach soup laced with touches of peanut and shrimp flavors. The rich beef oxtail pepper soup is brilliant and nourishing, and the jollof here is incredibly smoky. Also, Chez Michelle is open past midnight on weekends—if you go then you may get to enjoy your meal listening to live music in a party atmosphere.

6991 S. Hwy. 6. Alief. 281-530-5787

FINGER LICKING

Housed in what looks like a cavernous former Bennigan's, this restaurant has been a stalwart of the West African community for years. If you’re seeking a flaky pie packed with minced meat, this is your stop. It’s also the place to get familiar with suya, here dry-rubbed with ground peanuts and a light blend of peppers and other spices. Want to get adventurous? Try moin-moin —boiled egg, corned beef, tomatoes, and peppers hidden inside a tamale-like mound of beans—at least once.

9811 Bissonnet St. Southwest Houston. 713-270-7070

JULIE’S AFRO MARKET AND JOLLOF KITCHEN

The front of this Westside strip-mall spot is a market selling West African grains, dried and canned foods, preserved fish, chile oils, beverages, and snacks. Walk to the back counter to order classic fare like mild jollof rice, tasty and lightly spicy dry-rubbed beef suya, and whole roasted tilapia with bitter greens and beautifully sweet plantains. Sometimes you’ll also find Senegalese fare like ceebu jen —one-pot fish or chicken and rice in tomato sauce—and ceebu yapp , the lamb version.

12825 Westheimer Rd. Westside. 346-219-2599

KOMCHOP WESTHEIMER

One of two locations, this Nigerian restaurant feels both stylish and cozy with its glass tabletops, red and teal leather chairs, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Try their mild and tomato-forward jollof rice, plus the savory goat pepper soup with a lingering heat. BYOB, but call ahead to let them know—if your party is three or more, you’ll pay extra for corkage.

14144 Westheimer Rd., #120. Eldridge. 832-633-2342

SAFARI RESTAURANT

Since 1996 this has been the hub for activity in Houston’s Nigerian community. Chef/owner Margaret Jason cooks up the usual jollof rice and pepper soups, but locals clamor for specialties like large Nigerian-imported snails and vegetables blanketed in spicy tomato oil. Fisherman soup is the ultimate surf-and-turf experience: fresh fish like mackerel plus shrimp, dried “stockfish,” small snails called periwinkles, crawfish, goat meat, and cow skin in fish stock thickened by cocoyam. Multilayered and scorching hot with a spicy backbone, it’s an essential Nigerian dish.

10014 Bissonnet St. Southwest Houston. 713-541-4436 

As its name implies,  this down-home,  super-friendly spot  is the place for suya.  Here, Patricia Nyan  of northern Nigeria  marinates skewers  of tender beef, chicken,  gizzards, and shrimp with her  homemade “red sauce.” She won’t tell you exactly what’s in it, but just know there’s peanut and plenty of chiles to offer bold, lingering heat. Add some jollof and plantains, then finish your meal with masa —pan-fried fermented rice cakes—often eaten with suya or peanut soup.

11720 W Airport Blvd, #1600. Meadows Place. 281-265-1411

TASTE OF NIGERIA

Ayo and Tiffaney Odewale, owners of Café Abuja in Eldridge, opened this inviting Galleria-area restaurant early last year. The deep menu here consists mainly  of Nigerian fare like moi moi , suya, and groundnut soup. Our favorite, though, is the bone-in, flaky croaker enveloped in spicy tomato stew and served with jollof. 

5959 Richmond Ave., #160. Uptown. 713-589-9055

3TEES SHAWARMA & MORE

African-prepared meats like minced beef are stuffed into pitas with cabbage, carrots, and a tangy aioli-style dressing for an inexpensive, filling shawarma meal. That’s the star item at this vibrant spot with bright orange walls and comfortable atmosphere. You can choose between beef (our favorite), chicken, turkey sausage, or combinations of those meats. Plus, find Nigerian specialties such as pepper soups, snail on skewers, and bokoto , or peppered cow leg—a chewy, collagen-packed snack typically coated in spicy tomato sauce. 

13974 Westheimer Rd. Eldridge. 281-272-6903

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Houston is often called the most diverse city in America, and the influence of immigrant communities has a huge impact on its food. In Houston, most of the West African population is Nigerian, but people, and ingredients, from Senegal, Liberia, Ghana, and other countries in the region also continue to make their mark on the local food scene. Popular dishes found in Houston range from suya and jollof rice to peanut soup and plenty of other stews.

West African food is the foundation of soul food; foodways and traditions came to America through the slave trade and can be traced through the dishes — from jollof rice came jambalaya, and grits share a history with fufu.

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Samuelsson visits Wazobia Market to learn about a variety of soups, tribal foods, and dishes like jollof rice. He checks out preserved fish, goat heads, and different kinds of bottled sauces.

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One of the first Nigerian restaurants in Houston, Safari is a family-run operation. Samuelsson learns how to make fufu, a staple dish made from boiled and mashed yam, with owner Margaret “Safari” Jason. He eats it alongside a stew with okra, bonefish, and goat.

Samuelsson visits Suya Hut, where he learns that these marinated chicken and beef skewers originate in northern Nigeria, but that they’re eaten across the country. The host makes suya with chef and owner Patricia Nyan and shares a meal inside the restaurant.

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Jolly Jolly Bakery

Owners James and Jolly Onobun came to Houston from Nigeria in 1981. Nigeria has a big bread culture, and the Onobuns’ bakery, Jolly Jolly, has been in its current location for about eight years. In addition to bread, the Onobuns serve a small menu of other things, such as Scotch eggs — which gained popularity in Nigeria due to the British influence on the country’s cuisine during colonization.

Taste of Nigeria

In Houston’s Galleria neighborhood, Taste of Nigeria owners Oye and Tiffaney Odewale wanted to create a restaurant that served the city’s entire West African community, not just Nigeria-born Nigerians, as well as people who are interested about learning more about West African cuisine. Employees come from across West Africa, not just Nigeria, and the influences show on the menu. Samuelsson learns to make ceebu jen (stewed fish served with rice and vegetables) and enjoys a catfish pepper soup.

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Chef Jonathan Rhodes’s restaurant, Indigo, focuses on the history of soul food. As Rhodes puts it, “If you’re going to have soul food authentically, you have to have it from an authentic area, because soul food isn’t made from rich ingredients, it’s made from leftovers and things that are passed down and overlooked.” At Indigo, he cooks dishes like dry-aged pheasant filled with jollof rice, as well as candied yams with smoked pecan butter, granola, and torched marshmallows.

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In this episode, chef and founder Ope Amosu brings his pop-up ChopnBlok to Cafeza. ChopnBlok is a West African fast-casual restaurant inspired by African street food; Amosu says the pop-up provides “contemporary renditions of West African cuisine” to Houston. For Samuelsson, Amosu cooks black-eyed pea fritters with kelewele (fried plantains) and a jambalaya made with jollof rice.

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