Golden Gate restaurant

LOVE THE FOOD!!!! Especially the fried yam and snapper. me and my sister went to go and try some African food for some nostalgia. the staff is very friendly and kind. this is the best family restaurant I've been to. Hope other people see this so they can come and try it.

I ordered the fufu + egusi with beef. Hit my craving SO GOOD, egusi was nice and a little sweet and had a good amount of oiliness. Beef was so flavourful and good side amount to complement the rest of the meal. Price was amazing for the portion and quality, and really friendly chill staff.

First time having West African food, it was absolutely delicious. We got the Fufu with Peanut Butter Soup, Jollof Rice, and Half/Half Jollof and Waakye. Everything was delicious, the portions generous, and the prices really good. The Fufu with Peanut Butter soup was my favourite, each portion is good for around 2 hungry people. Definitely recommend!

A must go Ghanaian restaurant. We visited Toronto from Vancouver, BC, craving for Ghanaian food , gave GG restaurant a try and we were not disappointed, came back the next day. Price was affordable. The customer service was exceptional. We tried many food on the menu, Including the Banku with peanut soup, red-red plantain and beans ,cooked yam/plantain and stew, all was the best, very delicious and very well made. Oh and the Talipa fish will melt your mouth. I would recommend this restaurant. Keep it up!

Nice portion but you'll know that taste of something that's not fresh sometimes like the fish and egg . Always beg or ask them for fresh stuff . They are trying. They need some improvement

1. Appearance: 3/5 I ordered Egusi Sauce Stew with Beef and House Fufu. Unfortunately the packaging was not best, and some of the stew has spilled over the bag and top lid making everything extremely oily and messy. When I opened the lid first thing I noticed is how oily the egusi stew was, and it seemed like there was not much protein added. But the portion looked generous for both fufu and the stew amount. 2. Smell: 4/5 Even before opening the bag my house filled with the aromas of the egusi stew, it has a very distinct pleasant smell. Fufu is simple and has no smell. 3. Taste: 2/5 I’m not sure what happened but the egusi stew was a bit too oily. Oily to the point where it was hard to dip my fufu as everything was sliding right off. Taste wise I found it to be ok, the meat was the best part, it was great! But unfortunately there was only 4 small chunks of meat there, really wish they added more considering there was a lot of stew itself. The fufu was a little bit sour but went well with the stew. 4. Texture: 3/5Fufu was so nice and soft and doughy. The soup was smooth, but again a little too oily. The meat was well done and firm. 5. Temperature: 4/5 My food arrived hot, both the egusi stew and fufu were hot and fresh. 6. Flavour: 3/5I liked it, I would give it another try. I just did not enjoy how it was too oily and the flavour of oil overpowered the delicious flavour profiles of the rest of the dish. Meat was marinated well, fufu was great. 7. Price: 3/5 The dish cost exactly fifteen dollars , and the overall portion is generous yes, but it seems like they cut down on the amount of other ingredients such as Beef for example. I was disappointed to only find 4 pieces and they were quite small, but it was delicious so please add more! I would give it another try if I’m ever in the area.

This restaurant has a variety of delicious African food - mostly Ghanaian. You can choose to eat in or take away. I saw a promotion in the restaurant about how you could end up eating there for a full year if you bought or sold property through the advertising agent. I liked that there was an option to pay in cash or card. I didn’t like that they wouldn’t take credit cards or a 100 bill. There is free parking in front of the premise but it is used by customers visiting the adjacent businesses as well. Limited room in the restaurant, better to take out if you are in a big group.

I love this place. Small family owned business. Sells delicious Ghanaian food

Worst place food is over priced. The food was nasty and over sauce. The portion was small. And the manger doesn’t seem to care. Don’t waste your money so many African restaurants. For your buck. Dietary restrictions: Worst place too much salt and oil in their food. Worst place

I ordered 1/2 jollof rice,1/2 wakayee I receive 5 pieces of very tiny beef cut in cubes. The taste wasn't great but the rice was plentiful. I also got fried yam and fish,menu say Snapper but I receive Bangamary fish that has no salt,it taste as if the fish was washed then fried immediately without a pinch of salt on it. I can never purchase food here again.