Abule Afro Market & Eatery

The food was pretty good. I got the Jollof rice, spinach, and beef plate. The only thing is the beef was too hard. I kept chewing like it was going to pull my tooth out lol would recommend to not cook too char or overdone. Other than that love the tomato spice that goes with the jollof rice. I love it

First time having Nigerian food. The fufu (doughy ball made with flour and cassava) with egusi (nuts, veggies with hint of crawfish?) was good but different from my Asian taste buds. Salt really help bring flavors out. The joloff rice and the protein (beef, chicken, goat) was familiar and was probably my favorite, especially the goat. The fried plantains were great too, really flavorful and perfectly cooked. The owner was very friendly, and very welcoming. Will go back to try more more dishes.

This was my first visit here. I give this place a 3.5. I love African food and try to get some wherever I can find a restaurant. I tried the vegetable soup with goat for the first time. It did have a fish taste to it even though it was goat It was flavorful. I also the jollof rice with goat. This was my favorite. I've had jollof a few times before and this was the best I've had. I also had the pepper soup with fish. I love pepper soup and I get it every time I can. It was packed with flavor as most pepper soup usually is. I like spicy food but this was actually a bit too spicy for me, but it was still good so I ate it. The biggest negative was the fish having so many bones in it. Its almost too difficult to eat because your constantly spitting out bone and whole bay leaves and other seasonings that they didn't bother to take out. Not my favorite African restaurant in the area

Delicious! Tried the fish, goat and chicken all very flavorful. I can't wait to go back for more jollof. Each time excellent both at the store and at a festival. DJs on Friday night was loads of fun.

The food was nasty! it had hard fish bones inside my stew and I ordered beef and okra and they blended it all together so I didn't know what I was eating. Having fish bones in my stew was very unsafe I could of swallowed that and choked. The meal was overpriced it was $22 dollars for a tiny portion of food I received I was disappointed and my boyfriend wasted his money ordering this for me because it wasn't good at all I tried adding my own seasonings still wasn't satisfied. My stomach hurts from eating it My honest opinion is go somewhere else get your money worth!

Love their food, best stew and fufu so far!! I had the red stew, really good, i do recommend.. it's made fresh!!Great ambiance, I love the music. My son had a great time dancing!!Great service, too. And I love their products, i bought a couple of stuff to make at home from their little store!

Hello fellow Yelpers! It's been awhile but I have a place that you may like to try if you're ever in the San Diego area. Abule! It's a small market and eatery that has a humble menu of West African dishes for you to try! The food was very flavorful and had a friendly spice level. I ordered the jollof rice with chicken and plantain. Again, very flavorful and the spice level was mild (I was hoping for a bit more spice but that's just me). The service was awesome, the gentleman that helped me was patient and helped me with food choice recommendations. The ambience was nice, very laid back. They had some of my fave afrobeats playing so I was a happy camper. The setting is simple and clean. Check them out guys! They've been open for about 2 years and hopefully many more to come. Thanks for having me Abule!

I stopped into the market today in search of ingredients for Jollof Rice and Egusi Stew. This will be my first time to cook these dishes and the gentleman in the store kindly helped me to select the right ingredients. When he learned that I had not tried Jollof Rice and Egusi Stew before, he went back into the restaurant's kitchen and brought out samples of both so that I could experience the flavors. I very much appreciate his helpful suggestions and words of encouragement. I am happy to support this local market and, based on the delicious samples from the restaurant, I recommend their cafe as well.

Love their food. Especially jollof rice with fish and chicken and plantain. Highly recommended them.

My egusi soup was very fishy, chicken very dry & goat was not washed properly. Also, I ordered plantain fufu and received something different.