Le Kibo - Rennes

Hello to all,I categorically advise the kibo, this restaurant not to say this free canteen, because the dishes do not deserve to be paid. They served us a rotten fish for me and a meat that my girlfriend didn't recognize the taste.I'm currently looking to denounce this restaurant so we can close it.We ate a spoon and we were sick 3 days me and my girlfriend. More importantly, my girlfriend did not recognize the taste of her meat (authorized meat?) she wonders whether this restaurant is not used as dog meat. The reception is deplorable, despite everything has paid to avoid this restaurant.

As my title indicates, I find that the notices on this site are mostly too generous for the kibo. You will understand why after reading what I thought about it, knowing that I always make sure I'm neutral in order to give people a useful opinion. And, the least I can say is that I haven't been as packed as others. Give it a score of 5, equivalent to excellent, is still a little strong...As already specified in other comments, the restaurant is not large, with 18 seating places inside a room quite reduced, plus two small tables outside. We went there on a Sunday noon, and even if there was only us, it would have been a half hour before being served. We each opted for a chicken gombo. There wasn't much chicken, but enough accompaniment (mainly rice.) the sauce, with a glittering and surprisingly filandrous appearance, was strange, but fortunately not bad. The waitress offered us some chili by bringing our order. We declined, then, arrived at half of my dish, I decided to try, this one having not as much taste as I hoped. She came back with the equivalent of a big drop of peppery sauce on a mini plate telling me it was best to try it before mixing it because the chili was strong. I actually found it pretty tough, but I still totally used it, enjoying the spices. Prices are correct. It should be noted that the toilets are outside. You have to ask the waitress or the man (the owner?) who will tell you to leave the restaurant and open the first door to the left (it unlocks it remotely from the inside of the room.) after having walked a little less than ten meters in a corridor, you will get to the toilet. It's not practical but original, in the sense that I never had to get out of a restaurant to go to his toilet. The bank card reader, who had a decade according to the boss, has so much trouble getting the ticket out that after 2 minutes (without exaggeration) I gave up waiting to get it. Anyway, this kind of paper always ends in the garbage (to be recycled!), so much does not have it. I point out that these two details did not influence my opinion. It would be unfair: we first judge a restaurant for his food. It was my first time in an African restaurant (black africa, because I had already eaten in North African-style restaurants), and I think it is not wrong to say that this kitchen is quite simple. The interest I found in it, beyond discovering a new kitchen, is that, even if it was not the most elaborate, it proves that even with little, we can succeed in doing something correct. I probably won't come back, first because I rarely return to the same restaurants - there are so many - and then and especially because what I ate doesn't justify it: it was neither bad nor particularly good. But I'm glad I had this experience, especially since the staff was friendly.

Small popular African restaurant delivering excellent home cuisine, family atmosphere, very nice

The boss is very friendly, it was the first time we were running African, he advised us well, he adapted his card to vegetarians. It's friendly. In short a trip for the taste buds.

Small 18-seater restaurant with popular African décor, the kibo offers menus and well-stocked map. rich and tasty dishes, varied choices. authentic and warm hosts this kitchen deserves: it is all made home so you have to wait for it a little while sipping the coktail of homemade fruit rather tight, so to recommend warmly, we will return!