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Amala
$3.50 Add to cartAmala is a beloved Nigerian swallow made from yam flour (elubo), cooked into a smooth, stretchy dough with a deep brown color and earthy flavor. Popular among the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria, Amala pairs perfectly with richly seasoned soups like ewedu, gbegiri, ogbono, or buka-style stew. It’s comforting, satisfying, and deeply rooted in tradition.
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Beans Porridge
$9.15 Add to cartBeans Porridge is a wholesome Nigerian classic made with soft-cooked brown beans simmered in a flavorful blend of tomatoes, onions, and palm oil. Rich in fiber and plant-based protein, it’s comforting, filling, and perfect on its own or served with fried plantains or yam.
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Coconut Rice
$7.25 Add to cartNigerian Coconut Rice is a rich and aromatic dish made by simmering long-grain rice in creamy coconut milk, blended peppers, and savory seasonings.
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Eba
$3.50 Add to cartEba is a staple Nigerian swallow made by mixing garri (processed cassava flakes) with hot water to form a smooth, firm dough. It’s traditionally served with a variety of rich soups like egusi, ogbono, or okra, making it a beloved and filling accompaniment across Nigerian homes.
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Fried Plantain
$6.15 Add to cartFried Plantain, known as “Dodo” in Nigeria, is a beloved snack or side dish made from ripe plantains sliced and fried until golden brown and caramelized. Sweet, tender, and slightly crispy, it pairs perfectly with rice dishes, beans, eggs, or can be enjoyed all on its own.
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Fried Rice
$10.25 Add to cartNigerian Fried Rice is a colorful and flavorful party favorite made with perfectly cooked long-grain rice stir-fried with mixed vegetables, liver or shrimp (optional), and seasoned with aromatic herbs, curry, and thyme.
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Fried Yam with Sauce
$8.15 Add to cartFried Yam with Sauce is a crispy, golden Nigerian favorite. Thick yam slices are deep-fried to perfection, crunchy on the outside and soft inside, served with a rich, spicy pepper sauce made from blended tomatoes, onions, and chili.
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Fufu
$3.50 Add to cartFufu is a beloved Nigerian staple made by pounding and mixing starchy vegetables like cassava, yam, or plantain into a smooth, stretchy dough. Soft and mildly flavored, it’s the perfect accompaniment for rich soups like egusi, ogbono, okra, or vegetable soup. Fufu is enjoyed by hand, shaped into small balls, and dipped into savory broths for a truly satisfying experience.
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Gizdodo
$14.00 Add to cartGizdodo is a mouthwatering Nigerian delicacy that brings together tender, spicy chicken gizzards and sweet, caramelized plantains in a rich, peppery sauce.
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Jollof Rice
$11.75 Add to cartNigerian Jollof Rice is a bold and beloved Nigerian classic, made by simmering long-grain rice in a vibrant blend of tomatoes, red peppers, onions, and rich spices.
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Moin-Moin
$4.00 Add to cartMoin-Moin is a classic Nigerian steamed bean pudding made from blended peeled beans, onions, peppers, and a savory mix of seasonings.
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Pounded Yam
$3.50 Add to cartPounded Yam is a cherished Nigerian swallow made by pounding boiled yam until smooth, stretchy, and fluffy. Loved for its soft texture and neutral flavor, it’s the perfect partner for flavorful soups like egusi, ogbono, efo riro, and oha. Often served at traditional gatherings and special occasions, pounded yam is a true taste of Nigerian heritage.
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Rice and Beans
$12.25 Add to cartOur Rice and Beans is a wholesome Nigerian classic made by combining fluffy long-grain white rice with tender, slow-cooked brown or black-eyed beans.
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White Rice
$10.50 Add to cartOur White Rice is perfectly steamed long-grain rice—light, and versatile. It pairs beautifully with a variety of sauces, stews, and proteins like tomato stew, fried plantains, beans, or grilled meats.
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Yam and Egg
$13.50 Add to cartYam and Egg is a beloved Nigerian breakfast (or anytime) combo featuring boiled or fried yam served with a flavorful egg sauce made from sautéed tomatoes, peppers, and onions.
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Yam Porridge
$13.00 Add to cartYam Porridge (also known as Asaro) is a comforting Nigerian one-pot dish made with tender yam cubes simmered in a rich blend of tomatoes, peppers, and palm oil.