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Great food and has been rarely a crowd on multiple visits. Spice and heat can be tailored to your liking, and we had mild thru hot. Ambiance is good with ample indoor and outdoor patio/grass seating. Air conditioning inside. French, English and Indian spoken.
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Favorite Dish: We had chicken curries, mutton/lamb curries, tandorees and all were good. Nan, garlic and cheese were excellent!!!
Written Feb 1, 2012
Address: Rue Charles De Galle
Phone: 50311245//790902/77367171
Website: Namastaeindia.com
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Strange place in the centre, not far from the market.
Local music.
Seems to be the meeting point of young ?Rasta? of the city.
Funny and friendly atmosphere.
Basic food, cold beer.
Less expensive than average.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Ask: everybody knows...
Phone: 31 53 12 or 32 12 46
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Excellent food of the Ivory Coast prepared and served by native Ivoirians. I highly recommend this place for the delicious dishes and upbeat staff, who seem to be very happy to see you. One interesting note: Jacques Chirac ate here, as evidence by proudly displayed photos. I'm sure he enjoyed it as much as I did.
Favorite Dish: The fish with peppers and onions-outstanding!
Written Aug 8, 2009
Address: Av. Kwame Nkrumah
Phone: 50 31 23 76
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The " gigot à la ficelle" is un super restaurant, situated in front of the artisanal village (Siao).
very beautiful frame, very good reception and service by waitresses and waiters on rollers, please !
The gigot à la ficelle, the speciality, (lamb of mutton) is completely exceptional.
A convivial atmosphere every evening, with a little group of music, and various events : acrobats, rollers shows, singers, traditional music...
Set menu not expensive.
A new place to discover
Favorite Dish: Obviously the Gigot (mutton) with the "tian" (potatoes cooking with goose grease)
Written Jul 29, 2008
Address: close to the artisanal village - siao
Phone: 70 15 34 34
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Great envoirment, good service, nice food, reasonable price. We had a dinner for 9 people, it costed 83000 CFA (around USD 170). It's also a gallery, almost everything you see in the restaurant, you can purchase it if you like, the chair you are sitting, the painting on the wall, all the decoration......I bought five 12-inch african-style bronze-like statue for 10000 CFA each (around USD 20 each).
Updated Nov 21, 2007
Phone: (226)76681203
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We had to meet a friend from Brussels who is working in Ouaga as a teacher.
She had one wish: go and eat in a Chinese restaurant? Why not!
A good place actually.
Changes a bit.
Good value for money.
Around 9000CFA (14?) per person.
Written Mar 5, 2004
Address: Avenue de Loudun, above the baker?s.
Phone: 31 18 60
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The most expensive restaurant in Ouaga? but it?s sooooooo good after 2 weeks in the bush!
Managed by a French.
Very good African food, sometimes original.
Warm welcoming.
Very beautiful place: the owner?s parents have a famous antiques shop in the city (see shoping tips).
Count around 12000CFA (17?) per person all included.
Favorite Dish: Everything is good.
Book in advance!
Written Mar 5, 2004
Address: Villa 102, Rue 13 14
Phone: 85 82 13 or 36 11 24
A very nice restaurant.
Good value for money.
Favorite Dish: The Pizza (40 cm)
Written Mar 13, 2010
Address: l’Avenue Houari Bomedienne
Phone: 78 22 20 23 / 70 47 81 45
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A kind of pizzeria not very far from the market.
Also good local food.
Lots of tourists.
Around 7500 CFA (12?) per person. About average for a tourist.
Favorite Dish: Fish "brochettes".
Updated Mar 5, 2004
Address: Close to the centre.
Phone: 31 54 07
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There are some Senegalese restaurants that are cheap and great.
Written Feb 6, 2004
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