Suya Spot

First off… The food is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I’m not from this area so when I found a place to get my favorite, I jumped on it. The packaging needs a lot of work.. it does not hold up at all. The only food packaging they did great with was the Suya. The amount of Suya you get for the prices doesn’t match up either.. will I eat there again?! Maybe.. it all depends on what kind of time I have to go somewhere else.

The food quality is not what I expected. These are not real suya-grilled dishes, but simply food covered with suya spice. The chicken tasted old and not fresh. On the positive side, the restaurant décor and the service were excellent. However, the prices are high compared to other places that offer much better quality.

I bought food worth of $160. If you have a big appetite, this place is not for you. Their pounded Yam comes in small sizes. You have to pay separately for the stew to eat the rice you ordered. The rice don't come with stew even if you ordered for the meat. So I got rice and beans with assorted meat with absolutely no stew in it. How do you expect someone to eat rice with no sauce. The only sauce I got was the ayamase sauce. The rest of the orders came with only the protein in it and no single sauce with it. When I called them, I was told I had to order the stew or sauce separately. I have never experienced such a service like that before. You have to pay for sauce that is supposed to come with the complete meal? That is crazy! The food is extremely pricey for it not to make sense. The at

I’ve ordered here a few times and the suya is always good and cooked well (not over cooked like the Towson location). The place is well-kept and clean. Customer service is good, the staff is always pleasant, food is ready fast, and packaged well. The food is pricey and portion sizes are highly debatable by anyone’s standards given the cost. I’ve always found the beef in the stew to consistently be tough and over cooked which is quite annoying- especially for the cost. It’s nice to have a place to order Nigerian food in a pinch, but you will pay for it. They offer a modest rewards program.

This place is an absolute rip off. I don't know in what world they live in with the exorbitant prices they have listed on their menu. They have Costco's Kirkland Water listed as $3.99 (a moment of silence was observed from shock). I know for a fact that water was not imported from Nigeria, but from Costco less than a mile away. The suya portions reflect the size of a snack, for kids. just a few pieces for almost 20 some dollars. Then the other dish they had which was 5 pieces of beef with an entire black take out container of rice. You might be importing some spices for sure, but are you importing halal cows and chicken too?!?!?!? Even with the halalflation we have in america, the prices are beyond diabolical. It's not like they are taking the time to serve you with actual metal utensils a