Afrokana Kitchen Bali — Restaurant in Bali

I'll update my review. I don’t know what exactly affected it, but the music really became quieter and so far it hasn’t bothered me anymore. I want to express my gratitude for this. I hope it will be so. I wish you success.

I appeal to the owners of this establishment. You have absolutely no respect for the place you are in. This place has an incredible atmosphere of silence, comfort. I don't mind parties as long as they last until 12 midnight. But yours music is loud until 2-3 am. In response to our request to make it at least a little quieter, we received a strict refusal and referred to police permission. But let's use common sense. Your music is not just loud, it's deafening. You're preventing construction workers from resting after a hard day's work, scaring animals, and preventing everyone in the area from sleeping. If you have even a little self-respect, you can find an opportunity to turn down the volume a little. I ask for little, just to make it quieter. Your guests will also be grateful, since this level of noise makes it difficult to communicate and damages the eardrums. I hope for your prudence and...

A beautiful place with murals. The service is poor. The menus are either with old prices with with blanks. We spent 10 minutes choosing dishes only to find out they don't have all the meat options, including goat. Should have said it in the beginning. Fine. We order take away. Said it will be done in 15 min. We come back in 35, it's still not even packed... Mind you, there ate pretty much zero or 1,2 guests in the whole restaurant. Food. I tried better African foods. So underwhelming. Probably plantains were the only thing that I could eat again from the whole jollof rice...rice is dry, yet seasoned, the pieces of fish were minuscule! Compared to the whole chicken thigh you get with chicken jollof. The coleslaw or whatever that was is not edible because of that white mayo? sauce... not tasty. Wanted to try for a long time but so disappointed! Do not recommend. For the price you can get a decent dinner elsewhere...We ordered food for 3 ppl and all...

I was excited to see that this restaurant was right next to my Villa upon entering the restaurant it was empty in the middle of the day, which is not normal for good restaurants in Bali. I decided to order the jollof rice with fish and the fufu with egusi soup with fried chicken. The jollof rice tasted like two day old rice and I was just not a fan of the egusi soup flavor the chicken was not good.. I also requested fried chicken with my soup, but it seems that they gave me stew. I said something to the waiter and she informed me that it was fried chicken, but I noticed she mentioned it to the kitchen, and they all started looking at me as if it actually was incorrect.. they ended up removing what I didn’t like off the bill, which I appreciated, but I will not be returning.. I was really excited to eat some African food in Bali. It’s so...