Welcome to the Motherland – African Fusion Cuisine in NYC

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Discover Pan-African Cuisine

Welcome to a world of flavors and diverse cultures. Traditional African cuisine is rich in spices and healthy with whole ingredients used. Afro-fusion cuisine is based on the principal of traditional Africanized cuisine – the focus is simple and wholesome, a recipient originally from the motherland of Africa and adapted, sometimes in kitchens faraway from Africa. In traditional African cuisine plant food are prolific, grains such as sorghum, maize, fonio, millet are dietary stable.

News & Reviews

  • The Chef of Berber Street Food Has the West Village Wrapped Around Her Finger

    Diana Tandia worked in fine dining for years before courting repeat customers at her unpolished, homey new establishment inspired by the various cuisines of Africa and its diaspora.

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    The New Yorker

  • A Fine-Dining Veteran Turns to Street Food

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    New York Times

  • At Berber Street Food, Housemade Harissa and Vivid Traditions

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    New York Times “Hungry City”