Chez Rama Restaurant presents a menu that is as vibrant and rich as the flavors of West Africa itself. Every dish is a celebration of tradition, bringing together fresh ingredients, bold spices, and time-honored cooking techniques to deliver an authentic dining experience.
Dinner Delights
For those who crave the smoky flavors of grilled meats, the Dibbi Lamb and Dibbi Chicken are must-tries, boasting a perfect balance of char and tenderness. The Poisson Grillé, a whole grilled fish, is a masterpiece of freshness and spice, while the Poulet Grillé delivers a crispy, golden-brown finish that locks in every ounce of flavor.
Appetizers to Savor
Start your meal with the crunchy and flavorful Neme, golden spring rolls filled with a delectable blend of ingredients. The Fataya Beef and Fataya Fish bring a satisfying bite, wrapped in a crispy crust with a savory, spiced filling.
Signature Sides
No meal is complete without a selection of house-made sauces, each adding depth and character to your dish. The Hot Sauce packs a fiery punch, while the Beugeuth and BBQ Sauce bring layers of smoky and tangy goodness. Fresh onions and small sauces round out the experience with a touch of freshness.
Daily Lunch Specials
Every day, Chez Rama offers a unique selection of hearty, home-cooked meals. From Mafe Yapp, a rich peanut stew, to Theibou Diuenne, the national dish of Senegal with perfectly spiced fish and rice, the weekday lunch menu is ever-changing and always satisfying. Thiou Curry Yapp, Paella, Soupou Kandja, and Yassa Guinaar each bring their own distinctive blend of spices, slow-cooked meats, and fragrant sauces that transport diners straight to the heart of West Africa.
Sweet Endings
Indulge in traditional Senegalese desserts like Thiakri Couscous and Thiakri Dougoup, creamy, sweet couscous treats that melt in your mouth. The nutty richness of Ngalakh, the airy lightness of Beignets, and the soft, sweet Mbourou Fass ensure a perfect conclusion to your meal.
Refreshing Beverages
Complement your meal with a selection of house-made drinks, from the tangy Bissap (hibiscus juice) to the warming zest of Ginger and the creamy sweetness of Bouye (baobab juice). For a tropical touch, try the Mango juice or keep it simple with refreshing water.
At Chez Rama, every dish tells a story, and every bite is an invitation to experience the warmth and soul of Senegalese cuisine.