Wazobia Nigerian Restaurant

For the last three months I’ve been ordering the Egusi with fufu and smoked turkey about once a week. I find it to be absolutely delicious, though I haven’t had this meal anywhere else. Wazobia is local for me, they always have my order ready in no time and everyone I’ve encountered there is always polite. The smoked turkey has so much flavor and the portions are huge ( I usually eat for lunch and dinner). Pro tip: mix the Egusi well to maximize the flavor profile. Love this meal here and I would say don’t let negative reviews on the Egusi deter you, try it for yourself before drawing a conclusion.

I was passing by this place on my not usual way home from work when I decided to stop and try Nigerian food for the first time. And I’m glad I did! First the food. Delicious! I have a feeling most people come in already knowing what they want or at least speak Yoruba. The menu does not have any descriptions, but there are a few pictures on the wall to help. Since this was my first time having Nigerian food, I asked them to choose for me, only telling them “no fish or rice” and that “I like meat and vegetables”. Was rewarded with a healthy portion of efo riru (Nigerian spinach stew) with added meat (cubes of stewed beef) and a softball sized portion of hot fufu. Cost $17 and I was stuffed. Although they gave me utensils, I ate it traditionally with my hands scooping the stew together w

Omg worse food ever eugsi was horrible out one spoon in my mouth and wanted to throw up..$17 down the drain and it stinks, get at your own risk

Food portions are huge! I was quite surprised. The jollof rice and chicken was okay. It could have been a little more flavorful. The soup was freaking delicious! Must get with fish.

Authentic & Fresh Nigerian food. Most orders are made from scratch so I recommend calling ahead to place an order to allow time for preparation. And especially for Moi-Moi, call early before they are sold out for the day. They never disappoint when I'm craving Nigerian food. 😋