Hola Nigerian Kitchen

Jollof rice was delicious, smoky, flavorful, and fresh tasting with a perfect spice level. I would come back for that alone. The plantains were tasty, ripe, and fried perfectly. This was my first time trying fufu and egusi. The fufu has a nice smooth texture and takes up the flavor of whatever it’s dipped in. The egusi was interesting to try. I enjoyed it for the most part but I think I will try something else next time. The flavors are an acquired taste. The chicken that came with the egusi was very tender and delicious. I gave the service 3 stars for a couple reasons.. I ended up paying more than the advertised prices on their website’s menu, they should probably update that. Also, I was told 20 minutes when I placed my order on the phone, I showed up 30 minutes later and still had to st

For my first time experience eating at this restaurant I can say it was a 10/10. Customer service was very nice, food was hot and delicious and wait time wasn’t too long. Overall 10/10 .

Spent 60 dollars on 3 entrees. 1 drumstick and rice is worth $20 dollars. Also the beef was rock hard, plantains were hard. Called back they wanted to do nothing at all about it. I do not recommend this place at all. Save your money

Disappointed is an understatement. We drove an hour to try a new place. After having an excellent experience with East African cuisine, I thought I'd give West African food a try. This couldn't have been their best effort. The plantains were the only part of the meal that kept me at the table. The rice was nearly flavorless..outside of a hint of tomato and a slight spicy heat. The chicken leg, one leg, was dry and honestly I couldn't take more than one bite. There was a smell, something funky and very off. Smelled terrible and tasted worse. I also wanted to try a meat pie. The dough was too thick which made the pie seem dry. Wasn't bad, wasn't good. If this review seems poor, its getting worse, this meal for two cost $48....rice/fried plantains/one drumbstick...what the what?? I ca

It was my first time trying egusi and fufu. I asked for beef and he gave me chicken .... 😒 The food was fine. I wasn't sure what I was supposed to be tasting. I think the hype had my expectations too high. It was food, I was fed. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Will I return? Maybe if I'm in the mood for more West African dishes. I would say try it once. The $16 price point for the meal isn't bad. So try it for yourself if you're in the area.