25,260 Abibisika (Black Gold) Points

Badges: Abibitumi Mbôngi UNIA Member – Powered by Abibitumi

Rank: Abibinwanwa Full Member

@AfroN8V

Nkwa Dua by Chef Ama (of course number one choice!)

Location: Not explicitly stated as a dine-in restaurant with a fixed address in the search snippet, but it offers delivery, meal subscriptions, and catering. It emphasizes “Ghanaian Cuisine” with an all plant-based menu.

Highlights: Run by a young Ghanaian chef, Ama Kambon. Offers traditional African delicacies veganized, including Nkontommire, Egusi stew, Waakye, Jollof Rice, and vegan burgers/wraps. Also has gourmet desserts.

Note: The description strongly implies local/Black ownership through the narrative of Chef Ama and her mother.

Tatale Vegan Restaurant

Location: 18th Ln, Oxford Street, Osu, Close to Global House, Accra (also mentioned as “Naa Amponsua, Osu (at Blue Royal Hotel), Accra”).

Highlights: A top-rated, all-vegan restaurant serving 100% organic plant-based meals inspired by traditional African dishes. Known for vegan fufu with almond butter soup, Coconut Dhal, vegan Jollof rice, and more. Praised for its flavors, portion sizes, and cozy ambiance. Explicitly mentioned as “Ghanaian-owned” in one review.

Mahorgany Cafe (This is where I ate..food was good…get there early though – traffic leaving is brutal)

Locations:

1st Location: Afrikiko Complex, Accra

2nd Location: First floor of A&C Mall in East Legon, Accra

Highlights: Popular vegetarian and vegan restaurant that also sells organic products. Offers vegan wraps, green salads, coconut curry, mushroom sauces, rice dishes, and unique items like baobab ice cream. An interview with the owner, Dorys, confirms it as a Black-owned business.

Asaase Pa Vegan Restaurant and Products

Location: Mentioned in a Reddit thread as having “all the fufu and stuff that you might want,” implying traditional Ghanaian vegan options. A specific address isn’t provided in the snippets, but it’s listed among other Accra vegan spots.

Highlights: Known for offering vegan versions of traditional Ghanaian foods, including fufu.

Yahezah’s Vegan

Location: Sakumono Broadway, Sakumono, Greater Accra Region.

Highlights: Described as a “vibrant plant-based restaurant” with a laid-back and inviting atmosphere. Offers fresh salads, hearty sandwiches, decadent desserts, and refreshing smoothies.

Pat Vegetarian Health Food and Products (Pat’s Kitchen)

Location: Mentioned at “37” (likely referring to the 37 Military Hospital area) in Accra.

Highlights: Offers vegetarian and vegan dishes, with specific mentions of “half jollof w/salad and half bambara beans with plantain” and “waakye.” While “Vegetarian,” it’s noted for having many vegan options.