The Eater Young Gun (‘18) says he’s returned to New Orleans 'to stay'
. Throughout it all, he spent time visiting New Orleans, Paris, and Dakar.menu
at Dakar currently includes fried plantains; Senegalese egg rolls with braised chicken and pickled vegetables; fonio salad with West African millet, Creole tomato, avocado, and pineapple; and Thieboudienne, the national dish of Senegal. Mbaye is also making two non-alcoholic drinks, Bissap and ginger beer.
Dakar is currently open for pickup Thursday and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m.; pre-orders required by phone orFor a full profile on Mbaye, check out Eater’s Young Gun reportDo you have a restaurant tip? Noticed a spot in your neighborhood opening or closing? Leave a comment or
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