I cant really believe some pple re actually surviving without eating amala, abula and eweedu.

Tell us your location and naija foods that re available in your area.

As for me, its a 4 unit course, hahhaha, amala and abula, kia, no be small thing o,

WTF is Abula

uhnnnnnnnnnnnn

i laugh in 265 languages

You can have anything you want when you go to the right place, whether in Houston, Dallas, NY, Detroit, Chicago, London, Dublin, Dubai etc. Places with sizeable Nigeria population lack nothing, fyi.

MrCrackles:

WTF is Abula

abula is when two soup are mixed over Amala most times ewedu and gbegiri (from beans). very delicious especially with goat meat.

MrCrackles:

WTF is Abula

haha, mo rogo, plz who can accurately explain wot abula look like abeg,

But i know we have ewedu and one other thing like this,


So Mr Crackles, u dont eat abula, ahahaha, what have u been eating nah?

Remii:

abula is when two soup are mixed over Amala most times ewedu and gbegiri (from beans). very delicious especially with goat meat.

Hahaha, yes, yes, thatz the name, gbegiri, thanks,

Remii:

abula is when two soup are mixed over Amala most times ewedu and gbegiri (from beans). very delicious especially with goat meat.

I see. . . .

snokky:

So Mr Crackles, u dont eat abula, ahahaha, what have u been eating nah?

Definitely not Abula my friend. . .

I don't eat amala over here (although its available) I prefer the taste of the one in naija. I love abula to death . . . . especially with gbegiri.

I used to think amala look like Poo when I was younger, asked my mum why she was tryin to feed us with it. lol

Yes. . . . dnt know what abula is tho

Yawwwwwwkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Gimme some Eba

We get am plenti here in Jand oh!, as a matter of fact i took my in laws to 805 on the Old Kent Road, the other day and they said lai lai they wont be wasting their money sending us 9ja food stuff again[/i] they even said we have fresh vegetables (ata, efo. ewedu, ila, etc) far better than them when they went to Spitafield market with my wife

9ja joints like, 805 (Old Kent Road), Tasty (WOOLWICH), Tomi's kitchen (Deptford and HACKNEY), Aso Rock (Dalston) , Buka (Kilburn), Mama Calabar (Hendon), just to name a few, u wil thinkl u are in 9ja
[i]I also saw one 9ja joint on Clark Street Chicago Illionis, in the summer when i was there

uhhhh. never heard of abula. never seen eweedu. i've heard of amala a few times. sorry.
raised in atlanta. now live in chicago.

africhika:

uhhhh. never heard of abula. never seen eweedu. i've heard of amala a few times. sorry.
raised in atlanta. now live in chicago.

Then, u surely are missing good stuff.

^ send me a plate

Fhemmmy:

Yawwwwwwkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Gimme some Eba

Femi, what do you eat? Everything is eww

Hmmm ~ Make I no talk.

[i]I also saw one 9ja joint on Clark Street Chicago Illionis, in the summer when i was there

QAATO restaurant

Amala no way not even when i was in naija tho i dont know what Abula is but am guessing i dont eat that too

snokky:

I cant really believe some pple re actually surviving without eating amala, abula and eweedu.

Tell us your location and naija foods that re available in your area.

As for me, its a 4 unit course, hahhaha, amala and abula, kia, no be small thing o,

I eat amala wiv ewedu,fish and assorted meats when i was in Uk for holiday BUT abula? Nah

But can't you cook abula wherever you are?

quote by Orilee9ice: « #18 on: December 31, 2009, 11:22 PM » 

I also saw one 9ja joint on Clark Street Chicago Illionis, in the summer when i was there

quote by dayokanu:
QAATO restaurant

 

where on clark st.?

I don't feed on that poo.

Which one be abula?

I know Amala though, never eaten it. Over here, there's this flour thingy we mix to make something that looks like pounded yam. That's as close to Amala as I get.

Chiogo olodo, thatz iyan

^ What is?

Me, olodo? I don suffer.

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quote by Orilee9ice: « #18 on: December 31, 2009, 11:22 PM »
I also saw one 9ja joint on Clark Street Chicago Illionis, in the summer when i was there
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quote by dayokanu:
QAATO restaurant
where on clark st.?

@ Africhika
if my memory serves me correctly,(and DayoKanu plz correct me if i am wrong, i came from Jand) its on the left hand side towards the beginning of Clark St if you come in from Halstead area,from Lake Shore Drive (where i was) its got like a Burgundy canopy outside  by the door, and i think its next to a cab office 2! we drove, but u can also get a bus (going to Halstead) from Jackson boulevard, or the Train (Blue line) get off at Belmont and walk, did that when i went to Marshalls, 

amala from green plantain is the best. though i dont eat it that much but the one i ate was really nice. where can i get plantain amala flour? i would like to eat it with egusi ONLY and not with abuna .

FL Gators:

olodo ke? who said that? who be that person?

LOL The flour powder is iyan

LOL isn't that the Yoruba word for pounded yam?

*Hauwa*:

amala from green plantain is the best. though i dont eat it that much but the one i ate was really nice. where can i get plantain amala flour? i would like to eat it with egusi ONLY and not with abuna .

abuna - that's pus.sy     the stew everyone here is raving about is abula better note the difference 

Orilee9ice:

@ Africhika
if my memory serves me correctly,(and DayoKanu plz correct me if i am wrong, i came from Jand) its on the left hand side towards the beginning of Clark St if you come in from Halstead area,from Lake Shore Drive (where i was) its got like a Burgundy canopy outside by the door, and i think its next to a cab office 2! we drove, but u can also get a bus (going to Halstead) from Jackson boulevard, or the Train (Blue line) get off at Belmont and walk, did that when i went to Marshalls,

Orile
The direction you gave is for BOLAT restaurant. They moved in the summer of last year to Broadway street between Wilson and Leland right next to the Family Dollar store, they also change their name to IYANZE. QAATO is further North, about half a block from Touhy and Clark. We also have TBS, OSSAS, BQetc.