5 Senses Cuisine - Nigerian Fusion — Restaurant in Dallas

Our friends wanted to try something new for lunch and found 5 Senses Nigerian Fusion nearby on Google. We did not research enough and learned upon arrival that they were pickup or delivery only 😅 – no dine-in. Chef Lola was so patient with us, and gave great recommendations on family-style platters. We ordered the herbed jollof rice, grilled chicken leg quarters, peppered turkey flats, and a stewed spinach dish. Since our order was quite large, we did have to wait about half an hour, so chef treated us with 2 boxes of fresh puff puff! These were like bite-sized Nigerian beignets, dusted with nutmeg and cinnamon sugar, and had 2 dipping options of habanero+mango and a sweet creamy glaze-like sauce. So thoughtful, and really curbed our hanger. Once we brought the food home, I did not take a great picture, because the smell was so intoxicating that we all dug right in. Everyone was super impressed with how flavorful, soulful, and filling each dish was. We had a young picky eater with us, and she ate every bite! We can't wait to try...

I really enjoyed the taste of the food. I ordered the lamb chops and salmon with jollof. Again, the food taste great! the reason for the 3 stars is because the amount of food doesn't match the price. The lamb chops only comes with 2, two lamb chops for $25, doesn't make sense to me. The least you could do is 3, maybe 4, but 2. Same for the salmon filets, the picture online shows 2 filets, but when I got home it was only 1 skimpy salmon filet for $25. again, not adding up for the price. I've previously order the spaghetti jollof and baked chicken and both were great! great portion...

I’ve ordered from here twice so I thought I should give a review. The food is delicious and neatly packaged. My only suggestion is to add a meat side to the Jollof spaghetti so people will really get their money's worth. Plus nobody wants to eat pasta without meat or chicken. My second suggestion is to make traditional Jollof then offer the herbs version for those who want it. Nothing beats traditional Jollof to be honest. Besides this suggestion the food was wonderfully seasoned, fresh with a neat...