African Grocery Store
African Grocery Store in Brussels. Practical information, direct contact and enquiries in one click.
The aisle that tastes like home
The shop carries staples and harder-to-find ingredients from across West, East and Central Africa: yam, cassava, plantain, fonio, attiéké, palm and groundnut oils, dried fish, kola and the chilli pastes that mean Sunday lunch. Stock rotates with weekly direct shipments and a frozen aisle for the fresh items that don't travel.
Customers know the team by name. Whether you've come for a single bag of jollof rice or to stock a community kitchen, someone behind the counter can confirm the cut, the brand and the right substitute when the original is out.
Opening Hours
Fresh, Frozen, Pantry
Direct imports, weekly fresh delivery, and the dry-goods aisle that your auntie sent you to find.
Whole hands delivered weekly from West African suppliers, ripened in store so you can pick exactly what you need.
Authentic fonio grain and pre-steamed attiéké couscous in 1 kg packs, kept cool and dated on the shelf.
Red palm oil from named co-operatives, fully labelled with batch and origin so you know what is going in the pot.
Properly cured stockfish, smoked tilapia and dried prawns, broken down into family-size 250 g portions.
Custom mix of suya spice, jollof base, peppe, sumbala and grains of paradise, weighed and labelled in front of you.
Bulk orders for households, restaurants and church kitchens with a delivery slot inside the week and a printed receipt.
Our Prices
Quality services at fair prices.
« The aisle is short. The smell from the kitchen is long. »
Our Work
What Our Clients Say
"I drive past two supermarkets to come here. The plantains are ripe when I want them ripe and the egusi is the brand my mum trusts."
"Did a community order for fifty people. Everything was put aside, labelled by dish and ready when I arrived."
"I'd never cooked with fonio before. The lady behind the counter walked me through three recipes and weighed out exactly what I needed."
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