Went there and the portion was good and so were the people. You get discount if you pay cash.

Came to this neighborhood restaurant while traveling in the area. I had very low expectations and was very confused when I arrived. The menu was a little confusing but the staff at the counter was able to answer my questions. Got the goat with chicken and federation (which I learned is pasta with a sauce). Waiting around 10 min for the food to come out at one of the many tables. The goat was top quality, fresh and so well spiced. Chicken was a little salty but still good. Bathrooms weren't the cleanest, it was actually a little scary using the bathroom. However great dining experience.

Long time African cafe that's full of locals, great smells, huge portions, and lots of sweetened tea. Their menu is simple but consistent, the meats are halal, and the only time it's super packed is right after the mosque next door lets out or Islamic holidays. If you aren't sure of the type of cuisine, the manager and owner will be happy to help you. Plates come with meat (chicken, goat, lamb), salads, and a huge portion of rice. They also have pastas and bananas (Somali food gives a banana on the side). Has been rated in Boston Magazine's top neighborhood restaurant lists for years. Never ordered delivery, have always gotten takeaway or eaten in, so I'm not sure how the food is using GrubHub or DoorDash. Small restaurant, but fine for groups of men, women, and children. Looks like a "clubhouse" for the old men in the neighborhood but all are welcome.

It is not your regular fancy restaurant but it is a great place. The food is excellent, the portions are generous and the staff is hospitable and accommodating. It is a good community restaurant.

Came in one day randomly after years of walking past this place. The lady behind the counter didn't acknowledge us when we entered or even asked if we wanted to order... nbd. My husband and I asked about some dishes and were told there were only three options to choose from today. I ordered the lamb leg and rice platter and my husband ordered the chicken and rice platter. We sat down at a table of our choice and waited about 10-15 minutes before our food came out. Both meals were cooked up by the lady at the counter, both meals were extremely delicious and it was not expensive.

Ashur was introduced by one of my friends And I would highly recommend their hot tea (with or without milk) for the cold weather. I prefer without milk and the tea is loaded with good amount of flavorful spice and delicious.

At first we were not sure what we got ourselves in to. We walked in during lunch time & we were the only people in there to eat. We called out, "Hello" 3 times & no one answered. We were turning around to leave, when a woman appeared. She was not welcoming but took our order. We seated ourselves & within a few minutes a beautiful dish appeared and I told her how amazing it looked and she smiled and said thank you & patted my shoulder. It was delicious. So glad we stayed. It was worth the mile walk from Dana Farber to come here! It is not often we can order goat & lamb at the same time. All was cooked to perfection & the presentation was beautiful too. It was a worth-while experience!!

Lose one star for not able to dine in but the lamb? AMAZING!!! I like the white sauce too it's like ranch but not that creamy

I booked a brunch reservation for 15 people here and could not be happier with the service! Abdullah was so nice and accommodating especially before his Friday after jummah prayer rush. I read reviews and knew I had to get in before! I had also read they don't have menus , but we were definitely given menus. I have to say that the chicken biryani they served was my favorite on the menu. I don't typically eat dark meat so I probably shouldn't have ordered lamb, but the rice, sauce, and salad were delicious. The chicken here is also made very well. My family loved their dishes including the Somalian beef stew with Somalian bread. I would highly recommend this place and would definitely go back!