Royal Point

The food wasn't bad, though for the time I waited, it should have come out hot. The suya tasted okay. It was generously seasoned with suya pepper. The extra pepper sauce on the side was nice as well, not for the faint of heart. The grilled chicken was okay as well but came out partly dry and hard. Everything was about $30.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was beyond unacceptable. From the moment we walked in, the staff was openly rude and dismissive. We were greeted with eye-rolls instead of a welcome, and it only went downhill from there. Our server acted irritated anytime we asked a simple question about the menu. When our food arrived incorrect, we politely mentioned it — and instead of apologizing, the server argued with us and insisted we were wrong. The manager’s response was even worse. Rather than resolving the issue professionally, they became confrontational and made what felt like subtle threats about “remembering customers who complain.” No one should feel uncomfortable or intimidated while simply trying to enjoy a meal. Customer service is about respect and professionalism,

The fish I received was ridiculously small and quite disappointing. It always seems to happen when I order online, but not when I order in person. I called the restaurant, and the person I spoke to was somewhat polite. He mentioned that he followed the instructions given, stating that they have either very small or large portions available. This doesn’t make sense to me because I paid the same regular price and received a fish that was absurdly small. They need to do better! Normally, I don’t complain because I’m not really a foodie, but this is just too small!

A star is too generous. I bought their so called "eru" and took it home, only to realized that it wasn't eru at all. It was watering and tasteless. Water separating from the vegetables and palm oil. The meat was tasteless. I called the Yoruba woman who attended to me, but she was so rude. She lied to me it was eru prepared by a cameroonian lady who has traveled. "I don't want to believe that a cameroonian lady would prepared eru in that manner". The Yoruba woman told me that I am the first to complain about their eru, that nobody has complain before me. It was shocking to me. She boldly told me she doesn't care about my negative review and that I should go ahead to leave a negative review. I reminded her that you don't talk to customers like that, but she could careless.

DRY, HARD SUYA! Stale and not fresh. So hard that it cuts the styrofoam container! Can’t even bite it! Definitely reheated from previous days. Don’t waste your time. Bragged to my moon that she would enjoy, she couldn’t even chew the meat… Been coming here for years, Suya was the best, today terrible. Whenever the owner is not around, the results will show. Called to provide feedback, the attendant, actually shouted at me… soo unfortunate. This is a place that catered our son’s first birthday, we shared laughs with the owner, she has really tried. The staff has watch it soon grow. A poor food experience is one thing, a poor experience by a staff member has ensured that I will not spend my money here again!