Afro Delight

Jollof, or Jollof rice, is a the most famous rice dish from West Africa. It's a one-pot rice cooked with tomatoes, onions, peppers, and spices packed full of mouth-watering smoky flavours that will leave your wanting for more. Served with proteins of your choice.

Mix of our jollof & fried rice served with 2 proteins of your choice.

Nigerian Red Stew, a fiery and tantalizing creation, ignites the senses with its vibrant color and bold flavors. Slowly simmered with tomatoes, peppers, onions, and an array of aromatic spices, this rich and aromatic stew envelops tender meats, creating a symphony of taste that lingers on the palate, leaving a lasting impression. Served with Rice or Swallow of choice.

Egusi Soup is a traditional Nigerian dish made from ground melon seeds. It is a thick and flavourful soup cooked with spinach, spices, and protein such as meat or fish. The rich and nutty taste of the melon seeds blends with the ingredients, creating a delicious and satisfying soup that is often served with pounded yam, fufu, or rice. Egusi Soup is a staple in Nigerian cuisine and a favourite among many. Served with a choice of swallow or rice.

The African stewed spinach also popularly known as efo riro is a one-pot stew with layers of flavour. Efo means ”green leafy vegetable” or ”spinach”, and riro, means ”to stir”. So basically, efo riro simply means ”stirred leafy vegetable”. We stir it in a rich pepper sauce which is loaded with our assorted meats and spices. Main ingredients: spinach, assorted meats, palm oil, afro spice, locus beans and crayfish.

Ayamase stew originates from Western Nigeria and is commonly eaten with a locally grown rice called Ofada rice. Ofada stew is one of those delicious native savoury dishes that packs a major punch as it is flavoured with smoked died shrimp, and fermented locust beans (iru). Main ingredients: locust beans, Habanero Green pepper, palm oil, assorted meats, and Afro spices.

Kilishi is an exquisite Nigerian delicacy that transcends the boundaries of taste. This air-dried, thinly sliced beef jerky is marinated in a flavorful blend of spices and hot peppers, creating a tantalizing symphony of savory, smoky, and spicy notes that dance on your palate, leaving you craving more

Chin chin is a popular Nigerian snack made from a dough of flour, sugar, milk, and spices. It is cut into small pieces, deep-fried, and enjoyed as a crispy and sweet treat.

Jollof, or Jollof rice, is a the most famous rice dish from West Africa. It's a one-pot rice cooked with tomatoes, onions, peppers, and spices packed full of mouth-watering smoky flavours that will leave your wanting for more. Served with proteins of your choice.

Mix of our jollof & fried rice served with 2 proteins of your choice.

Nigerian fried rice, a symphony of flavours, is a culinary masterpiece that takes your palate on a captivating journey. Each grain of rice is infused with the aroma of rich spices, succulent shrimp, and a colourful ensemble of vegetables, resulting in a harmonious and unforgettable dining experience. Served with 2 proteins of your choice. Main ingredients: curry powder, thyme, African spices, king prawns and of course the abundance of vegetables mix.

Nigerian Red Stew, a fiery and tantalizing creation, ignites the senses with its vibrant color and bold flavors. Slowly simmered with tomatoes, peppers, onions, and an array of aromatic spices, this rich and aromatic stew envelops tender meats, creating a symphony of taste that lingers on the palate, leaving a lasting impression. Served with Rice or Swallow of choice.

Egusi Soup is a traditional Nigerian dish made from ground melon seeds. It is a thick and flavourful soup cooked with spinach, spices, and protein such as meat or fish. The rich and nutty taste of the melon seeds blends with the ingredients, creating a delicious and satisfying soup that is often served with pounded yam, fufu, or rice. Egusi Soup is a staple in Nigerian cuisine and a favourite among many. Served with a choice of swallow or rice.

The African stewed spinach also popularly known as efo riro is a one-pot stew with layers of flavour. Efo means ”green leafy vegetable” or ”spinach”, and riro, means ”to stir”. So basically, efo riro simply means ”stirred leafy vegetable”. We stir it in a rich pepper sauce which is loaded with our assorted meats and spices. Main ingredients: spinach, assorted meats, palm oil, afro spice, locus beans and crayfish.

Ayamase stew originates from Western Nigeria and is commonly eaten with a locally grown rice called Ofada rice. Ofada stew is one of those delicious native savoury dishes that packs a major punch as it is flavoured with smoked died shrimp, and fermented locust beans (iru). Main ingredients: locust beans, Habanero Green pepper, palm oil, assorted meats, and Afro spices.

Jollof Rice mixed with beans and plantain creates a delicious and satisfying fusion. The vibrant jollof rice, infused with tomatoes and spices, pairs perfectly with creamy beans and sweet plantains. This flavourful combination offers a balanced and wholesome meal, showcasing the richness of Nigerian cuisine. It is a popular choice for those seeking a hearty and flavourful dish that brings together the best of these traditional ingredients.

The hype about egusi is worth it because the soup is highly nutritional and super delicious. Egusi recipe combines ground melon seed, pepper mix, ugu leaves, mushroom, and other condiments for a delicious outcome. Egusi is a west African staple soup rich in fat, protein, and essential nutrients. It is particularly common in Nigeria because of its delicious match with pounded yam or rice. Main ingredients: ground melon seed, pepper mix, spinach, mushroom.

Nigerian jollof rice mixed with beans creates a delicious and satisfying fusion. The vibrant Jollof rice, infused with tomatoes and spices, pairs perfectly with creamy beans. This flavorful combination offers a balanced and wholesome meal, showcasing the richness of Nigerian cuisine. It is a popular choice for those seeking a hearty and flavorful dish that brings together the best of these traditional ingredients.

Experience the heart and soul of Nigerian street food with agayin beans. Velvety honey beans simmered to perfection and adorned with an irresistible medley of spicy tomato and pepper sauce. This hearty delight will transport you to the bustling streets of Lagos, where every spoonful is a celebration of flavour. Served with bread, plantain or yam.