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5 Stanley Adjabeng - a month ago

Hole in a wall unassuming kind of place close to the airport. Food was very delicious, they have fufu, eba, egusi, okra soup and of course jollof rice. You can wash it down with palm wine or beer. Service was great. Great find in Mexico City.

5 Olka F - 11 months ago

Egusi and pounded yam meal was simply divine!! I felt so comfortable with my African kin. Well served and absolutely delicious ????

5 Von - a year ago

The food was spectacular. I’ve come back here many times and appreciate the Egusi soup the most. Everything is made authentically and true to form. They have authentic Nigerian food and it’s delish!

5 Afoma Okoli - a year ago

The most delicious oha soup in the whole of North America. The food was so good that I had to leave get jollof rice as a takeaway. I even left a review On my channel(Amofa.o)you will see my tripod in the picture ????. I have told all my Nigerian friends to head over to this restaurant, this is the best Nigerian food in Mexico!!!!

5 Aderonke Adewoye - a month ago

The food is so delicious, it makes me remember my home country Nigeria ????????

5 Gerald Amako - a year ago

Lovely and wide variety in the menu. home away from home. Ambience could be a bit better with some african tunes. Overall a great experience if you are from Africa or Nigeria

3 Morenike Coker - 7 months ago

I was hangry for my comfort food. The only known (to me) option in CDMX. Vita malt, eba, and egusi after a 32 hour journey. It was not the fastest. After an hour, I was bella full.

The food is prepared ahead of time and frozen in the deep freezer and warmed to order so some special requests may be a bit harder to make. There is a store in this hidden space and can help to access pounded yam, gari, and palm oil for the essentials. If you are not in a place that has a kitchen and traveling, you may just need to order.

Ask for the menu so you aren't shocked by the price.