Ghanaian Jollof and Tuo Zaafi With a DJ Soundtrack
Taste okro, fufu, and pink lemonade at a lively Bronx bistro that welcomes Ghanaian food first timers.
🎧 Ghanaian Plates With a DJ Pulse
AfroSpice Bistro brings Ghanaian cooking to 549 Commonwealth Ave in the Bronx, with Tuo Zaafi leading the traditional side of the menu. Okro and fufu widen the spread beyond one signature plate, while pink lemonade and malt round out the drinks.
Order the jollof rice with fish and plantains, a plate that shows off what the kitchen does with confidence. Hospitable service makes the room welcoming for anyone tasting Ghanaian cuisine for the first time, and a DJ keeps an energetic soundtrack running under dinner while the food stays in focus.
The kitchen is closed Monday, and the dining room runs Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM, with Sunday hours from 1 PM to 10 PM. Prices sit in the mid range, and the casual, lively room handles a quick weekday lunch as easily as a longer evening with the music turned up.
