Agama Kitchen & Restaurant - Nigerian cuisine

I went with 2 leaders from my organization and they enjoyed the pleasant disposition of the owner and the courteous and friendly service. It was my first time, I plan to go there more in the future. It was worth our time. Thank you to the management of the restaurant.

Definitie must keep on your take-out list when in the DMV. Great hole-in-the-wall for authentic nijah food. Courteos, professional, and supportive staff always. People drive from up to 2hrs away, so let that speak for itself.

The customer service here is horrible. They act like they are doing you a favor for the food. I don't know if they have a new owner or if he just doesn't have time to supervise the restaurant. He should close the place if he cannot supervise them.

Ordered the grill fish with sauce and plantains, the extra large suya and a meat pie. The food tasted great, fast service, and the food was well packaged. Very satisfied and I’m a fan. I’ll definitely order from them again!

Ladies, if you come in cute (which I already know yall do!), expect to be there for an additional 30mins. The owner is nice enough, but the staff will literally look you in your face without saying a word until you ask if you can be assisted. Last 4 times in ordered, I wasn't given the meats I wanted because they didn't have it. No word, no "what can we substitute it for" just gave me whatever....and they wrap the plates with saran and aluminum so you won't know until you're ready to eat. This review is specifically because we've been ordering less and less since the last situations. Just wanted a tray of suya (dry and tough) and a tray of meat pie. Peep how raw the fillings are in pics. Plus a tray packed with rice and one piece of meat...times are hard, I know but $20 for oily rice and