A taste of Africa in St. John's: Meet the owners of Afro Kitchen NL
Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel make and deliver delicious African delicacies weekly
This week on Being Black in N.L., host Ife Alaba chats virtually with Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel, owners of Afro-Kitchen NL, a new business in St. John's operating out of Thyme Catering and Cooking School on Torbay Road.
They offer a wide variety of African meals, including their signature and most popular dish: jollof rice.
"If you see our menu, every week we try to bring something special, something new. But there's one that's always constant on the menu — that's jollof rice," said Sunday Emmanuel.
WATCH the interview with Sunday and Christiana here:
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