Mama J Nigerian Restaurant

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ WOW!!!!!! Mama J Restaurant Hands down the best Nigerian food I’ve tasted since moving to Atlanta! The flavors are authentic and absolutely delicious. The owner, Mama J, and her amazing staff make you feel right at home — warm, friendly, and full of joy. The restaurant is clean, inviting, and has a fun-filled atmosphere that makes every visit a true delight. Highly recommend to anyone looking for great food and great vibes! 🇳🇬✨ I bighly recommend ❤️🙌🙏🏾

The meal we ate was very delicious!! Service was great, owner of the restaurant is very friendly and checks on the guests to make sure everything is copacetic. FYI, the amala meal is only served on Thursday's & Friday's.

Last time I ever go back. Food is good but portion size seems to be determined on how they feel that day. $18 for Suya and you get half a scoop. $5 for beef and get 3 nuggets. It took 30 minutes to get the food and they’re giving out kiddie meals for adult prices

I was told to pick up the catering order I had at 3 and when I showed up, the food wasn’t finished. There was no explanation and you’re just supposed to accept that your time will be wasted because a business isn’t as organised as they should be. You all need to do better. The food was good based on feedback. Thanks to the lady and the young man who were at the front: they were upbeat and amazing and helpful. Oh and that suya box? Rip-off. If anyone wants suya for the same price point and more as far as portion, there is a African grocery store hidden away in kennesaw off Cherokee street: they’re usually closed on Sundays but they’re solid.

I ordered ewa agoyin and bread, but when I got home and started eating the beans, I noticed small insects (kokoro inu ewa). The food itself tasted good, but seeing those bugs made me stop eating. If you’re Nigerian, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about when it comes to beans. Please check your beans—or maybe it’s the sauce on top—but this isn’t acceptable. We’re in America, not Nigeria.