Delicious, good quantity for the price, and unlike most other Nigerian restaurants here, the food tastes locally bought and made, authentic and traditional (not westernized). Love that!
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Ibukun A
1 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 1/4/24
• DoorDash review
Honestly Disappointed. When I made 2 servings of the turkey, I wasn't expecting that I'd get 2total pieces.... for the $16 cost, i was expecting maybe 3-4 Pieces of turkey. They could atleast indicate that you'd be getting one(1) singular piece. other places I've ordered from send 2-3 per order. when you order chicken wings for example, youre not expecting 1 lone wing to be served to you. It feels like a ripoff and next time I'll just wait for my favorite shop to be open instead because I dont think it's worth the cost.
and the Meat Pie... the one i got was beyond dry. the size is small and the uneven shape just makes it that you're biting more into dough than meat. Other places have larger sized meatpies for the same cost.
The Puff Puff (6 Pieces) atleast was nice though, I like the flavour of it but that's the only thing I'd order again from here...
the portion size is seriously pathetic and the flavour unfortunately was mostly disappointing...
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Brad B
1 contribuciones
Loved
• 31/3/26
• DoorDash review
Amazing food, I got there every Sunday, and they never disappoint, very good portions for the price, I would recommend the puff puff, always hot and ready.
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Hilary N
9 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 18/2/24
• DoorDash order
Tiny portions and 1 piece of chicken. They charge so much for nothing. Flavours gives you more value for $$
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Lynn B
8 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 12/2/25
• DoorDash order
Not happy with this order. Ingredients for making Egusi soup is missing. Bland and not worth the money. I ordered many times and in the beginning the food was so good. The last 3 orders have not been good, especially this order. I'm undecided on whether I will order again from this restaurant. We pay for authentic soup not a soup with minimal ingredients but charge full price.
