Traveled from Louisiana and wanted to try something new. Spent $40 for two plates of ramen noodles and rice. Was charged $8 more for a tiny piece of fish. Not all that tasty, definitely not worth it. Waste of money. Photos below, eat plate $10, $18 for the one with the tiny piece of fish.
Vegan Restaurant
Zeenah’s Palace
· $$$$ · carbondale · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Traveled from Louisiana and wanted to try something new. Spent $40 for two plates of ramen noodles and rice. Was charged $8 more for a tiny piece of fish. Not all that tasty, definitely not worth it. Waste of money. Photos below, eat plate $10, $18 for the one with the tiny piece of fish.
Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy good food. Today was the perfect day to order take out We ordered: Jollof rice (seasoned so well, flavorful with the perfect hint of spice) Gizdodo (a flavorful mix of chicken gizzards, onions, bell peppers, and plantain) Fish (pan fried seasoned whiting fish) Plantain (in the banana family, a sweet fried side) Egusi with chicken (a dish often eaten with fufu and includes spinach) Not only was the food seasoned perfectly but every dish felt like a home cooked Nigerian meal. *they even came in nice takeaways which can be reused* TRY THEM OUT! I love to see a good business thrive.
Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy good food. Today was the perfect day to order take out We ordered: Jollof rice (seasoned so well, flavorful with the perfect hint of spice) Gizdodo (a flavorful mix of chicken gizzards, onions, bell peppers, and plantain) Fish (pan fried seasoned whiting fish) Plantain (in the banana family, a sweet fried side) Egusi with chicken (a dish often eaten with fufu and includes spinach) Not only was the food seasoned perfectly but every dish felt like a home cooked Nigerian meal. *they even came in nice takeaways which can be reused* TRY THEM OUT! I love to see a good business thrive.
This is the second time I’ve had this place and it’s so consist which is so nice because some places in the area aren’t. This place is so good and it’s so refreshing to have different options in Carbondale since I feel like it’s the same thing different place but this place is a must go if your in the mood to try something new! And for the price this place is fantastic for the amount you get I got egusi with fufu n chicken and it was sooo good! Definitely will be back again!