Auntie Muni Waakye Joint

Chale, the light soup here is top notch. It really hits the spot when you are hungry. The atmosphere is very local and grounded. I usually stop by with my brother whenever we are in town. It is not fancy, but the food speaks for itself. Auntie Muni knows her craft well.

I enjoyed the plantain and jollof combination. Good ambiance, nice people, and the food arrived quite fast. It’s a nice little gem tucked away. Keep it up!

Popped in for a quick bite with a colleague. The banku was soft and the soup had a nice kick to it. Service was relatively fast considering how busy they were. A solid choice for anyone looking for a reliable chop bar experience.

Fufu and light soup is my go-to order. Everything comes hot and fresh. Honestly, one of the best spots for local dishes in this part of the region. Great work!

The food is usually good, but today the jollof felt a bit dry. Maybe it was just a bad day in the kitchen. Still my preferred spot though.

Best waakye in the north! The kelewele was perfectly spiced too. I keep coming back for more.

Everything I tried was amazing. The waakye is consistently great, and the service is always with a smile. It is my favorite place to take the kids on a weekend afternoon. Never disappointed with the quality of food they serve here. Highly recommended if you want genuine Ghanaian flavors.

Very disappointed with my recent order. The fried rice was oily and the service was quite rude when I asked for a replacement. Not coming back anytime soon.

The food is decent but the wait time was far too long. I almost left before my plantain arrived. Service needs to be faster if they want to keep people coming back.

Had a lovely lunch here. The jollof was nicely done and the portions are actually quite generous. Friendly staff who make you feel at home as soon as you enter. Will definitely be back next time.