Jollof Rice & Chicken
Smoky party jollof cooked down in tomato and pepper, with grilled chicken and sweet plantain.
19 dishes, cooked fresh every day at all our kitchens. New to Nigerian food? Start with jollof rice, suya or fufu and egusi.
Party-style rice, cooked low and slow the way it is done at every Nigerian celebration.
Smoky party jollof cooked down in tomato and pepper, with grilled chicken and sweet plantain.
Nigerian-style fried rice with curry, thyme, sweet corn, peas and carrots.
Fluffy white rice under a slow-cooked tomato and red pepper stew.
Rich, slow-cooked soups eaten by hand with a soft “swallow” like fufu or pounded yam.
Ground melon seed soup with spinach and assorted meat, served with a smooth wrap of fufu.
Our egusi on its own, thick with melon seed, greens and tender meat.
A rich vegetable soup from Calabar, packed with ugu, waterleaf and assorted meat.
Yoruba spinach stew cooked with peppers, locust beans and assorted meat.
Smooth, stretchy pounded yam, the classic partner for any Nigerian soup.
Flame, spice and slow braises. The dishes people drive across town for.
Thin-sliced beef rubbed in yaji spice, flame-grilled and finished with red onion.
Slow-roasted goat shank, marinated overnight and roasted until it falls off the bone.
Braised, then crisped oxtail glazed in pepper sauce over your choice of rice.
Tender goat simmered in a deep tomato and scotch bonnet stew.
The snacks every Nigerian party starts with, plus the sides that finish a plate.
Golden, pillowy fried dough, lightly sweet and dangerously snackable.
Sweet, ripe plantain fried until caramelized at the edges. Known at home as dodo.
Crispy black-eyed pea fritters, fluffy inside with a kick of pepper.
Flaky, buttery pastry filled with minced beef, potato and carrot.
Steamed bean pudding with peppers, onions and a boiled egg.
Bell peppers, cabbage, carrots and onions, sautéed with a light seasoning.
Something cold to take the edge off the pepper.
Chilled hibiscus drink with ginger, pineapple and cloves.
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Order for pickup or delivery from your nearest kitchen. Allergies or big orders? Call us on 313-285-8546.