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Home-style Ghanaian meals such as waakye, fufu, soup and jollof rice, plus catering.
What to order: Jollof Rice · Waakye · FufuFrom Google Maps reviews.
You feel the Ghanaian warmth and hospitality as soon as you walk into Adom! Food was incredible, staff were so kind and welcoming, and they gave my husband a lesson on how to properly eat fufu! We ordered fufu and palm nut soup, Kelewele, and jollof rice. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in New York!
A simple spot serving delicious West African comfort food. We had the Jollof Rice and Egusi with Fufu, and the staff were super welcoming and great about explaining the menu and meat options. Both dishes were richly seasoned and deeply satisfying.
A Taste of Home in the Bronx Walking into Adom in the Bronx doesn’t feel like stepping into a restaurant; it feels like crossing a threshold back into your grandmother’s kitchen in Ghana. The air is thick with the perfume of smoked fish, slow-simmered palm oil, and the bright, earthy tang of shito. It’s not just food here, it’s inheritance, cooked low and patient. The service? Unscripted warmth. No forced smiles, no transactional pleasantries. They greet you the Ghanaian way, like family who’s
From the Apr 6, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.
Dishes and utensils weren't being properly washed and sanitized.