Finally finally! My husband got me to try local food. I found this place on Maps and thought it looks really clean, cool and inviting. So I agreed to stop by and try to dining experience. It was amazing..my food was delicious, the atmosphere was fun and the people all seemed to be enjoying themselves. I really loved that the food wasn't overly priced and still had a very exquisite presentation and taste. Kudos to the owner and staff. I will be back to try more local foods since the restaurant is so clean and presentable. If you're going on a Sunday afternoon the place will likely be crowded so be prepared to wait a little.

Easy accessible place with spacious and airy environment. Eco friendly setting with beautiful designs and setup. Food and drinks are affordable for everyone who wants to visit. I ordered Jollof rice with grilled chick which comes with kekewele, fried egg and chunks of beef. It tasted really delicious. Drinks are moderate and not overpriced. I loved the local pots they use to serve everything food. It takes us back to the olden days which some of us still remembers. Overall, I loved the place and the food as well,kudos to the management and workers. They’re very professional.

I had some good fufu and light soup here. Great taste, served in an African style. Visit and experience it yourself. The waiters were nice and swift though but the waiting time for the food can be improved.

Nice place with high patronage, wide range menu (local food, continental, grills, swallows and beverages). Their local settings makes so much difference with great services. Good car park and hideout. The next time you have visitors from abroad, you can take them there and I’m sure they will enjoy the place.

Beautiful atmosphere of a great local setting, well prepared local dishes (fufu, banku and all the great soups all served in local earthenware of old. Refresh yourselves with assorted drinks as you enjoy an open air sitting. Lively service awaits you.

Great ambiance and on point customer service. Enjoy your local meals and for me their waakye hits the right spots. Rates are moderate.

I love the whole traditional style of serving food in the asanka and pots. The food was very tasty and spicy. The environment was neat and the music, Soft, soothing and yet local. The set up is very rustic with the incorporation of green plants, wooden furniture and mats. Very cosy too.

Lovely location…serve good local dishes. Food is very pocket friendly but classy enough for all. My only complaint will be the flies…something should be done about that. But all round, a perfect location for a weekend hangout with friends and family.

Local food, cool atmosphere, you'll like it for sure

The food was amazing, Jude get friendly and had the local feel of eating in the earthen ware bowl(clay bowl). The time it took for the food to be ready was also short, which was impressive! Would recommend it to anyone looking to eat any local food with a good budget!

Amazing groundnut soup & a vibe which is hard to match!! If you are looking for authentic Ghanaian food - this is a great option. They have tables and seating options for large or smaller groups. Next time I’m in Accra I’ll definitely be coming back to Dimaensa.

I really enjoyed my jollof. It was flavorful. My cousin enjoyed his dish as well.

Service was a little delayed but that's because this place has people consistently coming in and going. Food is very affordable and is absolutely delicious! I had the Friday Special, Coconut Pottage and I really loved it. The lady attending to us was pleasant and professional. Will definitely recommend.

I love how local the setting is and their food is yummy. Not forgetting the palm wine and music because I enjoyed every bit of it💃

Cool serene and open place to enjoy your fufu. The fufu is good, the meat is soft and delicious, the soup full of flavour. All the while with soft music in the background. Interestingly the staff are nice and helpful. You get bushmeat and snail in addition to the usual beef, goat meat and salmon. Fufu starts from Ghc5.00 upwards. An amount of Ghc50.00 gets you a very decent fufu meal. Really cool place.

Good food at affordable pricing compared to others. Good location of N5. Most meals are available during lunch.

The service was good. However, the size of the fufu was very small. The soup was okay.

I highly recommend Dimaensa for local foods! They have amazing jollof rice as well! I love that they serve food in the asanka (lol not sure if that’s the name) but very creative. Although service is a bit slow.

The atmosphere here is a busy one probably because of the Christmas season. Upon arrival, my friends and I had to wait around for a space to open up in order to get seated. It took about an hour for the food(fufu and goat light soup) to arrive. When it did the soup wasn't hot either. Overall great atmosphere and good music, but they need not to compromise on quality due to increasing customers and improve the waiting time.

We got there around 8pm and it took over an hour for our food to get ready. Plus we couldn't get what we wanted cos it was late so we settled for what was available. The food is great and our server was fun and cool. I'm definitely going back there hopefully at an appropriate time to get my cravings. Nice setup and sockets around each table in case your phone is going off

I'd heard of this place and decided to try it out. The food was surprisingly affordable. I'm talking based on the median price for restaurants or food joints of this type in Accra. The fufu is served in an earthenware bowl and the soup in a pot. The mats hanging around makes it feel very indigenous. You'll love the food here. Here's the downsides, since it's a popular place you'll have to deal with the crowds that usually come here. Also the place feels understaffed, I may be wrong but looking at the amount of time I sat there before I was attended to was too much. Other people there complained as well so you better prepare yourself

Local setting and a beautiful place to eat and drink your favorite meals at.

Great destination for local dishes, however the wait time especially on a Sunday is crazy for a hungry man to wait that long. My advise, you either prepare for the long wait to have your food or simply be the first in attendance.

I ordered their fufu and palm nut soup, omg, it was sooooo goood! Soup was served in little pots, it was served on time as well… and oh prices are very reasonable…I’ll definitely be going back…worth the hype

One thing I really love about this place is it's aesthetic; the fufu and banku are served in the local bowl (asanka) and it makes you feel right at home. The food is good and the customer service is superb. If you want to visit this place, you must have above 30 cedis for food. The place is neat and serene with enough privacy to enjoy your food. What worried me is the wait for the food but aside that, the place is great

Please go. Great native dishes. Laid back feel. I will b returning.

Their food tastes great. I will recommend if you want to enjoy some Ghanaian local dishes

Great food, serene environment n neat place. Its also a coded area if u want some privacy... Servers are welcoming too. Definitely coming back again n again

It's a serene environment, they serve delicious meal with a touch of Ghanaian tradition.

Great place. Very affordable food. Soup was too salty the last time I was there though.

Amazing place with some tasty local foodz. A lot of good music in the background and the space has this wooden local feel. They provide viewing for football games. Dimaensa is your go to, for eating as well spending time with friends and family

Their food is nice and affordable too

Short waiting time, smart and friendly staff, clean environment. Food is delicious and the traditional touch just makes it one of the best places you can visit for local Ghanaian dishes in Accra. I'll definitely revisit

Nice food (great taste) but prices may not be for everyone. Great local settings with great concept. The only issue was a fair customer experience because one attendant failed to handle an issue better for one of my friends.

Great local food! Eating with your hands definitely makes all foods taste better! I loved the goat meat light soup!

Fantastic place to be

Great presentation of meals but waiters should pay attention to details with regards to taking orders and pots should be cleared on time. Warm water should be made available in a jug for washing hands and not just the bowl of cold water. Overall I enjoyed my Fufu and the soup had a mama's touch😘 There was no food delay and that's a plus👌 Food was served hot😋

Nice environment with nice service but their food taste horrible.woke up with a running stomach from eating the fufu and light cow meat soup. I knew the food didn't sit well with me after eating it. Never will I set foot in that restaurant ever again I'm still surprised they are still in business. 5 star for the environment but for the food they could do better...

The foods are tasty,well cooked and the portions are great. They've got locally made drinks like pineapple juice and sobolo with minimal sugar and that's also great for those who do not want carbonated drinks. The waitresses were very nice. All in all I had a beautiful experience over there. 👍

Great atmosphere with good food in a hygienic environment

Excellent place for all your favorite local dishes.... Just visit and experience the great taste. Trust me you will not be disappointed.

We went eating there and after a day, we had some abdominal pains and abdominal cramps…. It’s not so hygienic there

Staff was lovely and food was okay. The only thing I did not like about this restaurant was their washrooms which was messy.

We went here for my birthday fufu. It was wonderful. The pot experience was unique, the palm wine so delicious and don’t get me started with the Fufu and Soup 😋😋😋 Can you see her happiness 😂😂😂

Food is great, one of the best fufu in Accra. Long waiting time for meals especially on Sundays which is normal 😜

It's such a nice place to eat, one thing I love them is how they deal with Ghanaian culture like the name of the place, how you are served in our local cooking plates and also it's easy to get any local food on time without the need to wait for a longer time

Great place for good food

Ampensi was on point, nice ambience & pleasant waitress

for a chopbar, you would think their local food would be really good but i was disappointed in their jollof. my friends weren’t surprised because “who goes to a chop bar to order jollof?” anyway, I 100% would not recommend the jollof. just stick to the usual fufu/banku/omotuo you buy at a chopbar.

Great settings and location . As for the food you have to taste it by force. The food tastes nice. If you're couples then it's the perfect hideout.

The customer service, great, especially one lady called Emmanuella. People said a lot of nice stuffs and their jollf, so I decided to try it today, wow, it is DELICIOUS. jollof in earthenware bowl (asanka). Great jobs

This place came as advertised.... AMAZING! The food is tasty and inexpensive, the ambiance is casual and laid back, and the decor gave the true traditional feel. Definitely coming back for seconds.

I like the whole setup. Food was just basic nothing extraordinary

Love the Name A traditional and local set up for everyone

I enjoyed the atmophere. Big parking lot.

Nice place to go on a date & fantastic dishes but too bad their Don’t have fried fish 🐠... I hope management comes up with that idea soon.... But on a more serious note the place is lovely

Perfectly set up. Friendly staff.....mouth watering meals

Cool

the food is nice and the place is just cozy

Super local restaurant. Review on my blog soon

Always the best

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Delicious Meal's

Dimaensa is a local restaurant located in Accra, Abelemkpe. They serve their food in fully molded earthenware bowls. Their food is affordable and delicious as well.

Great customer care and their food is delicious

Cool but can get really crowded

It's a lovely place with good customer services and great food too

I hear their good taste nice

Anything traditional Ghanaian cousins, look no further than Dimaensa Restaurant!

Nice place as in local...food on point...just try give it a try..

It has so many interesting and incredible things

Great service and I love their food. But they chose to go for a break on the very Saturday a friend and I decided to go there again (05/12/2020). 😂 Yet when I checked on Google it said they were opened.

What an interesting name😂. Dimaensa literally means spend it all or eat it all.

Very tasty local dishes at reasonable prices.You cannot go wrong here.

Nice place. But management should think about the cleaning of the toilets.

It's a nice place, food taste good.

The place is ok but they really need to work in their services. I sat there with my friends for over 5 hours trying to get food. We kept getting different waiters and they kept taking our orders only to tell us later that everything was finished. But their food is nice

Very massive

Cool

If you like pepper, go for their jollof.... I'll love it

Located at a serene location.

Food is good and location is decent. I will recommend. The local touch with how the soup is served is a plus.

Great place and sumptuous food! The place was busy, maybe due to the Christmas season and that's understandable. However, that shouldn't be the reason for the delay in serving customers and the fair customer relations. All in all it is a great place but quality of service should be worked on.

Food is really nice. The place fills up really quickly especially on weekends

Nice place for great Ghanaian dishes in earthenware pots

The place was awesome but services were extremely slow

Waiting time is too long! Had to wait an hour and half for my order to arrive, and even getting the bill was another headache. Nice place though. Has this traditional feel, and the music is cool. Management can definitely improve the waiting time.

Very poor servicing. Please improve your customers services. Recruits more workers

The only good point about this place is that it has a nice interior appearance. The food is normal. And when you come here be prepared to wait for about 2 hours before you receive your food. The staff are stressed due to the number of customers they have to look after so their attitude is somewhat rude.

Good food with correct local touch 👌

Cool place

Very bad .....you can be like three hours and u ll not be served

Great foods buh personally I didn't like the place

Was great

Nice food

The waitresses are slow

Wait time for food is quite long but the presentation of the food is great. Affordable as well

Good food! Poor customer service!.. So I had Angwamo with red chilli sauce and a fingerling of sardine. The rice was cooked to perfection. You can taste the salted goat meat which any good Angwamo should have. Unfortunately they used only the pieces of bones and not the meat itself in the rice. They can do better. For 30 cedis, I felt they could have added sausages and even avocado...a.little mint after eating will also not be bad. 😆 🤣 Also they should consider adding a little kanzo to the serving. Will I be going there again?? Don't know. To me customer services is key and all I felt was .... here is your food, eat and pay.

The reception and everything was nice but the jollof was too peppery for me

Food is nice and affordable