Na waaa !!!!!
but e be like say una don forget mention wia the tin from com gangan
if you REALY REALY love this delicacy we are talking about,
take a trip to that historical town called OYO.u might consider relocating

I love Amala too with Gbegiri but Leave out the Ewedu

truthfully speaking,am an igbo guy but,this amala n gbegiri stuff is becoming everyday tradition to me.check out this spot @ ogunlana drive,surulere,lagos. IYA GANI SPOT.
inshort,my story is like dat song from "STYLPLUS"     title of song "IYA BASIRA".have we heard the song?

Ajikawo:

you could check out iya basira's joint or olulwalogbon food canteen @ fagba, them sabi do am well well, ja ra yin,

Iya Basira again! :oCheck yourself.

To all the amala lovers in the house, i pray that all those who have never tried this invention from yoruba land should do so soon as you can never be wrong. If you doubt me, ask those who went to Univ of ibadan about amala theater arts, with the oily stew and eja kika, yummy! chei! im missing naija already!

dennylove:

inshort,my story is like that song from "STYLPLUS" title of song "IYA BASIRA".have we heard the song?

U neva start ''Iya Basira'' una don enter am

.

the amala-tourism continues,

KANO
at church road, sabon gari is one amala joint of special note. the place is dirty, but nonetheless, boys come from everywhere in white to have an early go at amala.

kaduna
on your way out of kaduna, on the bypass to abuja, there is one superb amala place that i frequent when i am journeying by or i am in town. the kpomo is the beauty of the place

i am coming

Jos:there is this yoruba woman at jenta adamu/golf course roundabout,that was the first place i ate amala.omo i no regret am.the woman sure knows what shes doing.
Lagos:akowonjo just beside Legacy high school.that one too dey try.
My aunts prepare it for me Now so i rarely vivist those joints again.
so much for amala Tourism.

MoOdYLaDy:

but eba will suit me . can eat eba for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

OMG rofllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

1daful thread!!!

Nice topic. Here's my contribution.
If u r in Kaduna, there is a place in barnawa. along d road towards CBN quaters. by the left. in a mechanic compound. that place is the bomb. When u get to minna niger state, there is a plac in Kpakungu. along the road. the place is inevitable. Also in minna, behind the bosso campus, there is this joint there too. In lagos, on the island, the road opposite ghana high, to ur left, a mech. workshop compound. Also in Ikotun Egbe, they are just too numerous to mention. In Ilorin, in post office area, along the rail trace, I almost bit my tongue. Go guys enjoy urselves with the amala luv.

Nice thread

There's a place at Ilasa, Lagos. The place is called "Babalola" i.e on Babalola street. A woman has been churning out ovals of amala & gbegiri for the past 25 years or thereabout as I was told.
Was priviledged to eat there about 5 years ago and I tell you I've going back there 1ce in a while.
The attraction there to me is the way the meat ( beef, stewed ponmo, shakis, roundabouts etc) & the stew gbegiri, ewedu, ata dindin are made .

Would have gone there right away but 2day is Sunday.

jkk

My PEOPLE,

this na the real discussion. I never loved AMALA b4 now until i discovered a place in Mile 2 called (BELGIUM).[size=8pt][/size]
Guys i'm not advertising for this people but try and visit this place and ur life will never be the same when it comes to eating good food.
Infact i took my wife there and ever since she has been craving for the AMALA.

Good food is good ooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey guys! Can you all just be considerate enough and stop all this Amala stories? 

Don't get me wrong I love amala to a fault but the last time I smell (not to talk of eat) Amala and gbegiri last was about 7 years ago.
Can you believe that the pizza and coca cola I was planning to eat before reading all this amala stories now looks like sand and water now?
How I wish I could run (about 6000 km) down to Shitta or White house Sabo now and grab Amala with gbegiri, goat meat, bokoto and orisirisi. Men! I really miss Nigeria.

There is this joint at Adeniji Phase one estate
TITE amala with some heavy ogunfe not forgetting ewedu and gbegiri
O boy!!
I call it Iya Basira cos mi girlfriend is begginnin to complain
lol!!

Abeg una never tell me where I go get my amala with abula for PH o. Somebody heeeeeelllllllllllllppppppppppp!!!!!!!!!!!

E kare. Eyin omo Adedibu! Amala and Gbegiri! hmmmnn nice thread.

In my village, the one made from cassava is oka or lafun; LF, the one made from yam is amala and the one made from green plantain is called Kelu (ke as in kenny, lu as in LUTH). Men, I remember home.

At Pedro on your way to Bariga, there is Mummy's Dish at Johnson Bus Stop. You are sure to get a nice time with Oka! Even after swearing I will never go there again, the first place you see me the next day is Mummy's Dish. I hope them never d me Iya Basira there.

Somebody mentioned Iya Yusuf at Gaa Akanbi Junction in Ilorin. Aaaaaah, o ku ai gbagbe. That was my best joint when I was in Ilorin.

How can I forget NASU Cafe at Ibadan Poly. You are guaranteed a delectable oka for complete 12-hour in a day. That was my second home when I was doing my ND at Ibadan Poly. That was early 90s though. I don't know what goes on there now.

Oka! Oka!! Oka!!!
I hail thee.
Our own dear native meal

I am a No 1 fan oh. I Live in Abuja, I go to a joint in Central Area the road that links Ademola Tukunbo to Federal secretaraite
In fact when I was in school, I will be in the middle of a lecture and I will just feel like eating amala, i will leave the lecture hall and take two drops to go to terminus, there use to be a joint there. The amala can keep u dreaming. My friends use to say the woman jazzed me

am from ogbomoso and that is our original native. any resturant menu without amala and gbegiri is is resturanant at all. including mr biggs!! i tell you!!
i take it daily.you can get it at alata cool room here in ogbomoso

Amala dudu, o ma ra dan, gbegiri obe to dara, ewe du du to nyo, gbogbo re nse ara lore, ota aisan lara

Ahhh nobody know oriki of Amala dudu, gbegiri and ewedu oooooooooo

check it out

White House at Tin can near spring bank.

NURWT office, Coconut bus stop. Apapa

Iya Silifat, Benson Bus stop, Ikorodu . , Ask the all the Bankers in Ikorodu

hehehe

i represent o. agbowo, amala abula theatre arts u.i.

dugbe, iwo road, orita challenge, etc etc

in lagos i either make it myself or have someone make it for me.

think i'll have some as soon as i can make it.

Iya wasiu a.k.a naastraight at cultural center in Ibadan, her amala and gbegiri is of grade AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA . It is very close to Oba Akinbiyi High School 1 Ibadan. Try it today!!!!!!!! Thanks

Iya wasiu a.k.a naastraight at cultural center in Ibadan, her amala and gbegiri is of grade AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA . It is very close to Oba Akinbiyi High School 1 Ibadan. Try it today!!!!!!!! Thanks

Hey Spora, u harsh oh. But for amala, I would hav made a first Class but i dey manage 2.1

@fuzek
I tire o

Na wa oooo, So many AMALA FANS in da house. . . .I love amala, but only when it's served with vegetable soup. Anyways people, be careful with them joints. , .You all know the story of IYA BASIRA and if you don't, ask STYL-PLUS

@POSTER.

I served Zamfara state so i can describe a place for u in Gusau where u can have access to the special meal.But be careful,u might get addicted.

After the main round about close to Ali Akilu on your way down Sani Abacha road,there is a shopping complex on the left.The shop is right in the complex.The complex also houses these travel companies.Just ask anybody around that place about the Amala joint.they can't miss it.Its cheap,popular but the downside is that u miight have to leave a portion for the Almajiris.

Hope to get a feed back about the place.

PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASE I NEED THREADS LIKE THIS.THATS WHY I COME TO NAIRALAND.I AM TIRED OF ALL THESE 'SHOULD I MARRY HIM',DOES HE LOVE ME' THREADS.Nonsense threads.Anyone out there in the same boat with me?

Anyone here living in Yenagoa, Bayelsa?
You know the spot is @ Otiotio Road right?!
This woman doesn't put meat in your food,
She LOADS like a dozen GIANT pieces of meat to go with such wonderful a meal as the best AMALA + GBEGIRI in the South-South