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My first taste of West African food

by Chrisbutsch

When you say Italian food, what comes to mind? Probably spaghetti. Japanese? Sushi. Mexican? Tacos. But what about West African?

To find out, I visited Ike’s Cafe & Grill, which specializes in West African food and has locations in Kumasi, Ghana and three in Atlanta, Georgia. We started with a spicy pineapple ginger tea and some Moi Moi (steamed beans cake with onions and peppers). Then came the main event: my buddy tried Edikaikong (a rich soup made with indigenous leafy veggies) and I went for the Waakye: a traditional dish with rice and beans, plantains, chicken, egg and spaghetti noodles.

– Chris Butsch, Contributor

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