Aunty Lizzy's Oseikrom Restaurant and African Market 208 West Market Street, Newark, NJ 07103

"One of the best Ghanaian restaurants I’ve been to. This is my family’s go to spot whenever I’m need of quality food and I don’t have time to cook. I love the wakye and banku with fish. This place never disappoints. Most African restaurants taste good one day and bad the next day, but one thing about Aunty Lizzy’s is that the food is very consistent."

"I used to live in Newark and frequently bought food from Aunty Lizzy when she was in the food truck. Food was A+++. I had family visit from Ghana and Canada and it was all they wanted to eat for three days straight! Now I live in Bergen County, about 45 minutes away, so I only eat from Aunty Lizzy once every few months, and I must say the last three times have all been DISAPPOINTING! Grilled Tilapia does not taste good at all... it lacks seasoning! I was given banku even though I asked for Kenkey and I didn't realize the mistake till I got home. The banku smelled burned, like it was from the bottom of the pot, and it did not taste good, like the dough used was not properly fermented and had no salt! We also got waakye and that was ok. Not great as before, but ok. So that's why I gave her two stars. Prices have gone up but I understand that cos everything is pricier these days. But with her increase in price, she should have kept the quality also higher, or at least same as before. Food was great in the past that I would have driven an hour to get to her. Now, I no longer feel like this place is worth me driving 10mins, let alone almost 1 hour!! Next time, I'll just use the time to make my own waakye and fish at home!"

"Went in with my friend and we loved the fast service and the delicious meal. I had fufu with light soup and goat meat. My friend who is an American ordered for fries yam with fish and turkey. We really enjoyed every bit of it. The most unfortunate thing was that I did not buy extra. Polite and extra quick service"

"If you are looking for a Ghanaian food that takes you straight to Ghana, it’s this place. The food was amazing and a lot. I will recommend this place. The Waakye, fufui,banku, tilapia and fried yams are amazing i almost forgot they have Jollof and other dishes as well."

"The food was totally worth the drive from Malvern, PA. Good music, great services, kind people...the washroom was fairly clean with water and hand soap available (that was a huge plus). As for the Chofi, it's authentic Ghanaian Chofi for whoever is wondering how good it was. P.S. they are moving to a new location, please find them if you're craving some authentic Ghanaian delicacies."