Adakings

About Adakings

Ghanaian pride, on every plate

We're a black-owned fast food and hospitality company built to bring bold, authentic Ghanaian flavor to more communities — without compromise.

Our Mission

Serving food that makes Ghana proud

Every branch, every recipe, and every hire is guided by one standard: would we be proud to serve this to our own family? That's the bar we hold ourselves to.

Why Adakings

Food made with pride, served with purpose

Bold, authentic flavor

Recipes rooted in Ghanaian tradition, perfected over years.

Fresh, every day

No shortcuts — ingredients sourced and prepared daily.

Fast without compromise

Quick service that never sacrifices quality or care.

Community-first

Black-owned and proud, reinvesting in the communities we serve.

Leadership

The people behind Adakings

Kingsley K. Adase

Kingsley K. Adase

Founder & Chief Visionary

Kingsley K. Adase founded Adakings with a simple conviction: Ghanaian food deserves a fast-food experience that matches its flavor. Starting from a single kitchen near campus, he built Adakings around fresh, made-to-order meals, fair treatment of staff, and a commitment to reinvesting in the communities Adakings serves. He now leads the brand's growth across Accra and its expansion into franchising.

Ama Serwaa Boateng

Ama Serwaa Boateng

Chief Operating Officer

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Kwabena Owusu-Ansah

Kwabena Owusu-Ansah

Head of Culinary

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Akosua Mensah

Akosua Mensah

Head of Franchise Development

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Community Impact

Investing in the communities we serve

Being black-owned and Ghanaian isn't just our identity — it's a responsibility we take seriously.

Local sourcing
We partner with Ghanaian farmers and suppliers wherever possible.
Youth training programs
Hands-on culinary and hospitality training for young people.
Community giving
Supporting local causes in every community we operate in.
Community initiative