Nigerian Food

If you want to experience a real cultural experience for dining in Nigeria this is a way to experience it!!!The dining room shows the eclectic nature of the country of Nigeria. And the family who owns the restaurant is happy to give you guidance on how best to enjoy their food to experience its greatness. The spice level can get hot quickly but it's so good. I dined with my fiancée who isn't a spicy tolerable person but, if you can handle the heat the hotter the better!!!Please check out this business as they started right before Covid hit and have kept it going through it all!!!

Food was good! Service was amazing! I was helped by the young man who works there and he was very kind.I called on the phone to place my order, when I arrived it was ready. The only thing I wish they had was a smaller portions, this was the smallest size I was told they had. I will be back whenever I am in Las Vegas!

Wanted to try something different. The egusi was ok there was more bones than meat on the chicken. The other dish we got was just the same. I ordered to go. Probably won't be back. It was pretty pricy

The flavor Las Vegas restaurants seem to be missing, THIS restaurant has it! The set-up is very comfy and influencer friendly! To top it off the woman who greet us was so warm, attentive, and welcoming. She made me and my "egg colored" boyfriend feel like we were new friends and offered to explain the menu. I've been to a higher rated restaurant that served the same kind of food but I think the high rating was due to it being very Americanized. THIS IS THE RESTAURANT if you want authentic.

I recently had the pleasure of trying Nigerian food for the first time, and it was an incredible experience. The flavors were rich, vibrant, and unlike anything I had tasted before. I particularly enjoyed fufu and jollof rice. The fufu was soft and slightly doughy, perfect for scooping up the deliciously seasoned egusi. If you're new to Nigerian cuisine, I strongly recommend starting with these dishes.

Food was amazing! Flavor was perfect and service was great. We got the pounded yam, egusi soup with fish, stew with fish, and plantains. Everything was outstanding and we really enjoyed our time here while visiting Las Vegas.

Authentic Nigerian food cooked from scratch by the owner. It's a little place a short distance from The Strip. Almost all food is gluten free. Very healthy and tasty. I loved the fufu and fish!Very authentic (spicy, eaten with your hands, fish has bones). Really a treat if you're up for a culinary adventure and you like wandering beyond the norm. Great way for tourists to have nutritious, tasty, well cooked food away from the tourist areas.

I've been to many Nigerian restaurants all over the country from Atlanta to New York to California and Texas. Of all the restaurants I have been to, this is by far the worst! The minute you're in, you can tell they're only in it for the money. He told me the menu price is for the small order and if you wanted something more filling it's an additional $5.. Redflag-#1. They charge you first (redflag #2)and then bring out the poor quality food. I ordered Egusi with goat meat $42. I don't know what the guy gave me but it didn't seem like goat meat but more like chunks of fat or cow leg or tripe. Not exactly sure how they got these good reviews. Either they're paid for reviews or the reviews are from people who are not familiar with authentic Nigerian cuisine. See pictures. I would definitely not recommend this place.

Best Nigerian food I've ever had hands down!! Jollof with chicken was perfection. Also tried the egusi beef also amazing. Definitely a 10/10 experience. Angela is very sweet and a great cook. If you are in Las Vegas this is a must try!! Definitely will be back soon.

Food was very nice. Recommended for anyone looking to try authentic Nigerian food. Service was ok