4.5(500+ ratings)•
DashPass•
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DashPass
4.5(500+ ratings)•
$$•African
Full Menu
11:00 am - 7:40 pmMost Liked Items From The Menu
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Most Liked Items From The Menu
Reviews500+ ratings • 50+ public reviews
4.5
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Brittany H
Emerging Expert • 11 contributions2/22/25
• DoorDash ordereverything is delicious im not much of a fan of uncooked cabbage but it goes great with everything it's a 10 for me will be ordering more
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Anthony D
1 contributions1/4/25
• DoorDash orderEverything was delicious! We ordered the Chicken Suya Bowl and the Roasted Brussel Sprout Suya Bowl. Staff was extra attentive to our request. 10/10 will order again.
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Catherine K
Emerging Expert • 27 contributions10/21/24
• DoorDash orderSteak Suya Plantains Suya was fabulous. I bate hard chewy Suya and this was not that. The seasoning was also good!
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Eva O
1 contributions10/17/24
• DoorDash orderThe jollof rice is really Smokey. Would have loved a little more Suya spice but overall it was good.
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Adam P
6 contributions8/31/24
• DoorDash orderLove me some Suya Suya. All of the rices are delicious. The proteins have great seasoning and the white sauce tops it all off wonderfully. Well sized portions and interesting apps and sides. Check it out!
Most Ordered
The most commonly ordered items and dishes from this store
Potato Green
A West African Fav! Primarily served in Liberia. This potato leave flavored soup is richly prepared with palm oil, crayfish, chicken & beef and served over fufu or rice.
Hot Drumstick Suya
4 jumbo size drumsticks, grilled with seasoned peanut dry robe and light honey glaze.
Kilishi (Spicy Beef Jerky)
Nigeria famous beef jerky. Made with thinly sliced premium beef, marinated in spicy Kulikuli Paste (peanut paste)
Bowls
Egusi
A West African Fav! Primarily served in Nigeria. This melon seed flavoured soup is richly prepared with spinach, chicken & beef and served over Fufu or white rice.
Suya Salad
Akara
Akara is very similar to Falafel but with a West African twist. It is from the Yoruba tribe of Nigeria. This savory fritter is made with beans and seasoning, which makes it a great vegan option Akara is also popular in Brazil and Portugal as the recipe migrated with the enslaved people from West Africa.