Eko Suya Spot

The food was good but the wait time is long. By long i mean about 40 minutes for one order. This small spot is BUSY. Good indication that its a great spot. Some menu items may not be available so I would call before hand on specific stuff. (Asun goat for example) other than that I would return i think

Do not eat here. Just this evening I purchased three different meals, and all of them were extremely poor quality. The red oil smelled bad, the fish in the soups was disgusting, and the food overall was completely unacceptable. The ogbono soup was already spoiled and forming, the egusi had a strong, unpleasant odor as soon as we opened the container, and the ewedu was poorly prepared and inedible. This is by far the worst Nigerian food I’ve ever had no restaurant would ever serve food in this condition. I am very disappointed that a Nigerian restaurant would allow such unhygienic and unhealthy food to be sold. And charge $30a plate I spent $90 for food I had to put in the trash I don’t no who the owner is but shame on you! For allowing this to happen in your resturant This was my first

Dis-honesty(419) and mega-priced They showed us a menu with the price then decide to charge us 5 dollars extra for each meal(3 meals) after we finished the meal. Without telling us the the menu price was wrong.

Great low key spot. Pleasant team - I hope they upkeep their services. Food reminds me of my Granny recipes lol - Simply the best. Value for money and service excellence. Opening hours varies, be sure to confirm open hours before you make that trip. It’ll be nice to see door-dash deliveries/ take-out on their google adds. Dinning area can conveniently seat 15 - 30 guests. It’s my favorite Afro-American and frankly budget friendly.

The establishment is small but spacious it is clean. It is comfortable. It is cozy. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. There is music playing for ambience. The food is made to order so if you are in a hurry call ahead 😉 Asé!