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lucabrasi (m)
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@tonim lol,na wa for u, the thing is that as soon as i get to nigeria the people i hang out with first are our drivers,workers because they r the ones who spend the least because of their economic situation so they know where the food is best but for less money,u will tend to go where the food is expensive but not as good,try it next time your in naija call either your driver or like panel beater,mechanic e.t.c they know the best bukas in town. @aloib i swear i don't know how to eat that bushmeat and everyone i meet loves it like anything,always seems like im missing a lot but each time i try it its bitter and tastes funny lol Bushmeat and palma wine good but that your peppersoup and Star na die
I am addicted to Nkwobi and Star as well
me too o but im looking for another nkwobi joint now tho,star?have you tried that extra smooth stout, i tried it once and i v been hooked its also medicinal  so u know oha soup and poundo , its too much o ,don't like palmwine again for sum reason though used to like sampling the diff ones
Are you sure? What do you mean by minimal checks? I know I am long overdue for a holiday but I am not ready for a stint at holloway maximum security yet. Is it the same "eyi je, eyi oje" checks them dey do for Heathrow airport or do they not have restrictions in place as per bringing meat products into the country?
no now u know dublin to uk is like local flight,so they don't have the standard checks like they have in heathrow or gatwick,the way i see it im not carrying drugs and my foods are clean so my conscience is clean because i can't wait till year2020 when the whiteman will appreciate correct suya, holloway lol when last did u go to ife,remember dodo ikire,akara oshu have you tried these deep fried little fish and fried ede they sell on the expressway when going to osun state and the soft ola oluwa bread? @phatakee when last were u at ibadan and is there any new joint because ill be going to oshogbo on my next trip to naija and me i like all these stop over journeys, please help my condition o |
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lucabrasi (m)
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Imagine one of your close friends bringing six of her friends that you don't know from Adam  If the person inviting her out was a guy, then it is a bit understandable (guys like to do effizy), but for a girl to do that to another girl is just low. That is why I was glad to be a willing partaker at the london incidence and was glad she got her comeuppance. I am sure she has learned her lessons. Its time we start teaching our girls that there is nothing wrong with spending some of their own money once in a while to enable the man to be able to save towards the future ( future meeting with one of the other six girl on his list morelike  ). you girls are lucky because u know girls will generally pose now,but with guys its worse,you ll see like 10/12 people following you,one time we wanted to eat ofada rice i swear i ended up paying 4thousand plus imagine for ofada rice o,im sure a lot of guys have had that experience and they ll keep on coming to mark register in your house without any sensible thing to contribute No be them get mad cow plenty? Cow wey mad for Naija dey enter belle straight  They are very strict ohh, but African shops do exist and they sell our things? mad cow no dey kill africans lol,i bring the kilishi and suya properly done and i can assure u that ill be the onli one to eat it sef so theres no danger of giving anyone mad cow desease. @post anyone ever tried the watery beans and soft agege bread in isale eko?theres a formula to it, when u get the beans with fried stew,add sum ground nut oil to it or better still olive oil,mix it together and please don't commit the sin of using any other bread but fresh,warm but not hot agege bread |
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pahtahkee
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@ lucabrasi, There is one just directly opposite old leventis across the street just before getting to elewure junction. I have forgotten the name of the joint now. But that woman as well sells good ogufe meat with correct amala dudu. If you are as well into drinking, you can take it bottle of star or whichever you are into. And if you happen to be there in the evenings, you can play opon ayo with the men there. If you are there, ask for a particular guy: His nickname is: Be Happy. Tell him Pataki from Togo referred you to him. |
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romeo (m)
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Ohh Boy!! i know oha soup now!! the soup and pounded yam na die!!
that bushmeat bitter no be small lol
I hate stout because it's too bitter and strong for my mouth. I suppose the extra smooth is the same!
I know all the eating joints in Festac and they are cheap
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big_bumper (f)
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No be them get mad cow plenty? Cow wey mad for Naija dey enter belle straight They are very strict ohh, but African shops do exist and they sell our things?Wholesalers and retailers are allowed because once they acquire a "certificate of clearance", to prove that the product is free from rabies and the likes. @ Lucabrasi I remember dodo ikire, but don't like it that much, I also don't understand the point of kilishi, but give me bush meat anyday, even bushrat sef I go chop. @ Pataki So you too like food like this? Whoever marries you and Lucabrasi does not need to know how to cook as you guys would always be bele-full before you get home. |
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pahtahkee
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@ Bumper, You don miss road. She must sabi cook well well. Or else. . . . . . .  |
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lucabrasi (m)
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@ lucabrasi, There is one just directly opposite old leventis across the street just before getting to elewure junction. I have forgotten the name of the joint now. But that woman as well sells good ogufe meat with correct amala dudu. If you are as well into drinking, you can take it bottle of star or whichever you are into. And if you happen to be there in the evenings, you can play opon ayo with the men there. If you are there, ask for a particular guy: His nickname is: Be Happy. Tell him Pataki from Togo referred you to him. ok thanks man,ill make sure i visit there but im more into paraga because it ll give u an apetite,but don't know how to play ayo lol ill keep the name in mind thanks Ohh Boy!! i know oha soup now!! the soup and pounded yam na die!!
that bushmeat bitter no be small lol
I hate stout because it's too bitter and strong for my mouth. I suppose the extra smooth is the same!
I know all the eating joints in Festac and they are cheap
no the extra smooth is like mixing stout and malta guiness together the taste is not as strong or bitter,u ll need to reveal what the hot spots in festac o Wholesalers and retailers are allowed because once they acquire a "certificate of clearance", to prove that the product is free from rabies and the likes.
@ Lucabrasi
I remember dodo ikire, but don't like it that much, I also don't understand the point of kilishi, but give me bush meat anyday, even bushrat sef I go chop.
@ Pataki
So you too like food like this? Whoever marries you and Lucabrasi does not need to know how to cook as you guys would always be bele-full before you get home.
u don't like dod ikire, hhmmn i withold my comments, i like the wara(don't know the english name for it)too not the fried one though,my best snack is that bread open it and put that fried fish and ede, don't tell me u don't like akara oshu as well o, i challenga anyone to finish 2 of that akara, from when i was small till now i have not seen anyone that ll eat more than 2 of that akara @ Bumper, You don miss road. She must sabi cook well well. Or else. . . . . . . right on,i agree lol,the only help is that i can help her in d kitchen lol |
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lucabrasi (m)
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for anyone into opa eyin,paraga, theres a place opposite airport hotel where u can have the varieties of paraga mixtures and fried meat tossed in pepery sauce, its awesome but its mainly rich people who want to feel "street" s hangout,personally i prefer the realli local one where ill sit down on a bench put on the plank across a gutter .
theres this place i was taken to in maryland,one old woman does the paraga and it was on recommendation,take a couple of shots and in less than 5 mins u start feeling woozy,go get some food in your belly and u ll feel so good
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tRoOE (f)
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Me too I wan go sample all these joints o, because I no get anyone to bring suya and smoked fowl and snails for me anymore since the ban. Na my family dey bring am come for me until they all learnt that It was illegal after someone they knew was detained for carrying meat products. I told my mum I don't know what the fuss is all about, as all she was going to get was six months in prison if caught. You need to see the look she gave me, I sure say if I was near her when I said that, she would have given me a dirty slap.
@all
Okay seriously, is mama shitta, PWD and Tarmac the only buka/restaurant in town? Is it true that if a guy takes you out on a "ice-cream" date, the relationship automatically upgrades to "i want you to meet my family/I want to meet your family" They ban meat now, this people wicked oh. My bestfriend mom just returned from Naija too, she was suppose to bring some sya but I don't know what happened, I have a cousin that is good at making suya, have asked her to teach me sef but I know it won't taste like Naija suya. I had these suya around Ikeja hmmmmmmmmmm it tasted good  , they had all kind of animal part . I don't blame your mom jare, after all the money she wasted and wahala from packing them into her bags.
this xmas will be the best, all my friends are coming home, we can visit the bukas 24/7, ahaha I hope my guy will not still something is wrong with me when i start sneaking out to eat at the buka place.
What i want right now is efo mix with egusi, with goat meat, roundabout, intentine, snail, liver, and goat head&leg with smooth pounded yam, freash fish( those ones they just took from the sea, that is still shaking) make it very hot pepper and Ice water, maybe one chill fanta lol
After then eating, stretch on the couch while my bobo massage my feet, take a quick nap, and whateva after
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tRoOE (f)
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My morning breakfast in Naija was fried yam with fried stew, turkey legs.
I tried doing it the same after i returned but the yam did taste delicious like the one i had in Naija  ,, maybe am doing something wrong 
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stillwater (f)
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yes ,theres the one in shitta ask anybody living in surulere and they ll take u to where the amala shitta is,people come from far and wide and u ll find all sorts of exotic cars and jeeps parked there for the food,correct amala and assorted that ll make u sweat then u ll have a cold bath and have your siesta wake up around 6/7 when the sun s gone down and get ready to eat the town feeln refreshed lol
depends on what kind of naija food you like tho. I just saw this post and I wanted to comment 'because I used to live close to shitta around Akerele and Randle avenue (I miss my street ). There's this Amala joint Ak 47 is what they call it or Olaiya at Akerele . I don't really like their food. but I like amala with gbegiri and ewedu from another joint in Akinyemi way. Abeg buka food is the best!!!! My mum shouldn't hear this ooo For correct oha and bitterleaf soup with fufu or garri there's a joint in Ibidun road along Clegg street, Ojuelegba. I don't normally like eating oha soup but this people made me eat my fingers. N120.00 a plate, don't know if it has increased  anyway @ topic, My sister wanted to make akara in the morning, midway through washing the beans she remembered it was environmental sanitation so she couldn't go out to grind the beans. Then she changed her mind and decided to cook the beans with the chaff as well. Breakfast turned out to be a disaster. She made ogi to go with it but it was watery as well. Trust me I planned on throwing the food away but my mother purposefully told every one of us to eat the food in front of her with a hard stern on her face. This was torture . We stayed there for hours eating seed after seed. I didn't eat most of mine. I was wearing shorts with pockets, I threw everything into my pocket. That was my last resort. It's really nice to be grown. No one has to force you to eat what you don't want to eat . |
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big_bumper (f)
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I just saw this post and I wanted to comment 'because I used to live close to shitta around Akerele and Randle avenue (I miss my street ). There's this Amala joint Ak 47 is what they call it or Olaiya at Akerele . I don't really like their food. but I like amala with gbegiri and ewedu from another joint in Akinyemi way. Abeg buka food is the best!!!! My mum shouldn't hear this ooo For correct oha and bitterleaf soup with fufu or garri there's a joint in Ibidun road along Clegg street, Ojuelegba. I don't normally like eating oha soup but this people made me eat my fingers. N120.00 a plate, don't know if it has increased anyway @ topic, My sister wanted to make akara in the morning, midway through washing the beans she remembered it was environmental sanitation so she couldn't go out to grind the beans. Then she changed her mind and decided to cook the beans with the chaff as well. Breakfast turned out to be a disaster. She made ogi to go with it but it was watery as well. Trust me I planned on throwing the food away but my mother purposefully told every one of us to eat the food in front of her with a hard stern on her face. This was torture . We stayed there for hours eating seed after seed. I didn't eat most of mine. I was wearing shorts with pockets, I threw everything into my pocket. That was my last resort. It's really nice to be grown. No one has to force you to eat what you don't want to eat . Has anyone tried tuwo shinkafa with bógó and biscuit bone and that watery soup? Me and my dogs(RIP) love to do battle with the bógó and the biscuit bone, I dey miss out too much for this country. |
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sheniqua
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I just saw this post and I wanted to comment 'because I used to live close to shitta around Akerele and Randle avenue (I miss my street ). There's this Amala joint Ak 47 is what they call it or Olaiya at Akerele . I don't really like their food. but I like amala with gbegiri and ewedu from another joint in Akinyemi way. Abeg buka food is the best!!!! My mum shouldn't hear this ooo For correct oha and bitterleaf soup with fufu or garri there's a joint in Ibidun road along Clegg street, Ojuelegba. I don't normally like eating oha soup but this people made me eat my fingers. N120.00 a plate, don't know if it has increased anyway @ topic, My sister wanted to make akara in the morning, midway through washing the beans she remembered it was environmental sanitation so she couldn't go out to grind the beans. Then she changed her mind and decided to cook the beans with the chaff as well. Breakfast turned out to be a disaster. She made ogi to go with it but it was watery as well. Trust me I planned on throwing the food away but my mother purposefully told every one of us to eat the food in front of her with a hard stern on her face. This was torture . We stayed there for hours eating seed after seed. I didn't eat most of mine. I was wearing shorts with pockets, I threw everything into my pocket. That was my last resort. It's really nice to be grown. No one has to force you to eat what you don't want to eat . are you telling me? Buka food is the best. mamaput! My aunt owned a killer buka in Ojota back in da days. she didn't have enough seats to handle the hungry traders coming in for lunch and supper. |
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sheniqua
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wouldn't eat in a buka now though. My intestines are now oyinbolized |
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lucabrasi (m)
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Has anyone tried tuwo shinkafa with bógó and biscuit bone and that watery soup? Me and my dogs(RIP) love to do battle with the bógó and the biscuit bone, I dey miss out too much for this country.
is tuwo the same thing as semovita or ground rice? something i v always seen but not tried before and i realli wana try it,u tried kunu and burukutu before?and are they same thang |
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stillwater (f)
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Yucccck, if you're picky about your food, don't make the mistake of eating tuwo and kunu |
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Cadet (f)
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Am not even sure if this counts. But on my first trip on Air France, they served the nastiest food. I think it was raw fish and lemon with some some crackers. I decided to try something new, and ended up sick, apart from the motion of the plane. I hate height and motion.  |
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sheniqua
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If the airline was enroute to Naija,I guess it counts ROFL
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Cadet (f)
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If the airline was enroute to Naija,I guess it counts ROFL
It was, I think that was the trip that almost convinced me never to step on Naija's soil again  Horrible policemen, horrible road et drivers, the heat was too much! Like 50 people in a small cheesy van. worst of all, when were going to the airport to depart, the police stopped us to ask for our driver's driver license, it was suspended, the idiot was blabbering like a fool, trying to explain to the policemen. All the while I felt like standing up and slapping the mess out of him |
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big_bumper (f)
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is tuwo the same thing as semovita or ground rice?
something i v always seen but not tried before and i realli wana try it,u tried kunu and burukutu before?and are they same thang
It is a watered down version of semo or gira, usually served with gbegiri, but then you need to have an acquired taste to be able to eat it as pointed out by stillwater. It is an Hausa dish. @all I miss sharwarma, someone told me that the one they sell in North london is not the same as the one that we get in Nigeria. |
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lucabrasi (m)
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Yucccck, if you're picky about your food, don't make the mistake of eating tuwo and kunu i meant seperately cause i v not eaten neither before,to be honest the way people eat it looks disgusting to me so its not given me the urge to try it lol Am not even sure if this counts. But on my first trip on Air France, they served the nastiest food. I think it was raw fish and lemon with some some crackers. I decided to try something new, and ended up sick, apart from the motion of the plane. I hate height and motion. i thot airfrance is better than the rest of 'em,i tried it last time and the planes were almost new,well the food was kind of frenchy,but nice(guess u connected in france right)after the food,yoghurt,and biscuit or crackers, etc i don't even know i was just eatn everythn to make up for my fare lol It was, I think that was the trip that almost convinced me never to step on Naija's soil again Horrible policemen, horrible road et drivers, the heat was too much! Like 50 people in a small cheesy van. worst of all, when were going to the airport to depart, the police stopped us to ask for our driver's driver license, it was suspended, the idiot was blabbering like a fool, trying to explain to the policemen. All the while I felt like standing up and slapping the mess out of him nigeria has changed a whole lot from when u might have gone last,you're missing a whole lot It is a watered down version of semo or gira, usually served with gbegiri, but then you need to have an acquired taste to be able to eat it as pointed out by stillwater. It is an Hausa dish.
@all
I miss sharwarma, someone told me that the one they sell in North london is not the same as the one that we get in Nigeria.
yes the shawarma is diffrent from the london one,the one in nigeria is kind of a wrap with stuffings of sausage,and like salad and sum spicy sturvs but i have to say i eat it almost everyday,the one i v tried is near my house so i can't vouch for any other one,thats new yorkers in g.r.a or club on isaac john street g.r.a forgotten the name(1,500 for a large one)another place is do it all near lagbaja at opebi realli loveli as well, im always curious about food so acquired or not i v got to try it so ill be wazobia lol |
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Cadet (f)
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@Luc yea, We stopped at France (Paris, I think) for like 12 hours and then they have the girl to give us more nasty food! But the good thing is, I got time to shop in their airport. Nigeria, changed in 3 years since I've been there? I doubt it! It better, thinking of taking a trip there next summer, have to abywaz. This time Delta Airline sounds better |
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tRoOE (f)
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Has anyone tried tuwo shinkafa with bógó and biscuit bone and that watery soup? Me and my dogs(RIP) love to do battle with the bógó and the biscuit bone, I dey miss out too much for this country.
Who doesn't like biscuit bone, it is the softness or the water juice that comes out of it**drolling**
Not really a fan of tuwo jare, it good when it served hot with ewedu and gbegiri, but when it cold you will not enjoy it.
People use to wait until they start selling like 9pm, the line was always long
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lucabrasi (m)
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@Luc yea, We stopped at France (Paris, I think) for like 12 hours and then they have the girl to give us more nasty food! But the good thing is, I got time to shop in their airport. Nigeria, changed in 3 years since I've been there? I doubt it! It better, thinking of taking a trip there next summer, have to abywaz. This time Delta Airline sounds better no wonder all the yankees i see at the stop over always have a scowl on their face or having a go at sum airfrance staff,i thot it was normal yankee people's attitude lol its a shame u have o take a bus to go inside france or else it ll have been worth the time to just go inside france sighseeing, nigeria is changing not even yearly but monthly,i was in nigeria last year and was spekn to a friend yestd and couldnt believe the changes since i bn last year,depends on your interests and where you're stayn at tho(i.e lag,abuja,phacourt e.t.c) Who doesn't like biscuit bone, it is the softness or the water juice that comes out of it**drolling**
Not really a fan of tuwo jare, it good when it served hot with ewedu and gbegiri, but when it cold you will not enjoy it.
People use to wait until they start selling like 9pm, the line was always long
awrite seen,i don't like the semovita as well especially because i v had a bad experience of being force fed the semovita cause i wouldnt eat it while i was young,which has scarred me for life psychologically having meat without bones,or ishan(fibre)or ponmo(cow hide)is like buyn gold and instead of 24carat using like 9 carat |
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Cadet (f)
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no wonder all the yankees i see at the stop over always have a scowl on their face or having a go at sum airfrance staff,i thot it was normal yankee people's attitude lol its a shame u have o take a bus to go inside france or else it ll have been worth the time to just go inside france sighseeing,
nigeria is changing not even yearly but monthly,i was in nigeria last year and was spekn to a friend yestd and couldnt believe the changes since i bn last year,depends on your interests and where you're stayn at tho(i.e lag,abuja,phacourt e.t.c)
Normal attitude of the Yankee, thunder go fire your bum for that Airfrance service will be great if they add more variety of food, not just crackers and cheese, yuck I do sincerely hope Nigeria is changing by monthly, take Nigeria minus arm robbers equals to me going there yearly. Last time I went, the staff were rude and obnoxious, and the place is not only not secure, more than 3 of our loads were lost. Coincidently, the bag filled with jewelry and accessories and the bag filled with children food. Of course, I could not get out of the Airport to tour France, I was pissed, all I did for 12 hours was sit, shop, sit, shop and walk around. I even almost got lost, lol, I almost got left behind when it was time to board the plane  |
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pahtahkee
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@ lucabrasi, Are you going to get to Ife town, I just remembered there is another buka joint around that side. The woman na iyan specialist. But if not, no wahala. |
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lucabrasi (m)
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@ lucabrasi, Are you going to get to Ife town, I just remembered there is another buka joint around that side. The woman na iyan specialist. But if not, no wahala. i have forgotten the route to osogbo but i think its on the way right?if it is abeg give me the directions, i promise ill get back to u with a rating of the place lol Normal attitude of the Yankee, thunder go fire your bum for that Airfrance service will be great if they add more variety of food, not just crackers and cheese, yuck I do sincerely hope Nigeria is changing by monthly, take Nigeria minus arm robbers equals to me going there yearly. Last time I went, the staff were rude and obnoxious, and the place is not only not secure, more than 3 of our loads were lost. Coincidently, the bag filled with jewelry and accessories and the bag filled with children food. Of course, I could not get out of the Airport to tour France, I was pissed, all I did for 12 hours was sit, shop, sit, shop and walk around. I even almost got lost, lol, I almost got left behind when it was time to board the plane yes o ,im always wondering na wa for this george bush people,we r going to naija and they r frowing like something else i think they should have at least fried rice or jollf rice seeing as most of them fly lagos at least like 2/3 times a week so its not fair with the food,i wont lie me i swallow the ones that taste horrible and eat the ones i can eat because no one is going to shortchange me, and because im scared of planes ill drink as much as im given of the wine and sleep off. i have to agree with the rudeness and tha of nigerians, realli the whole baggage situation is changed now,even if your bag is loade with dollars or anything sef it wont be touched,for instance the zipper on my yeye bag was broken and the clothes were sticking out and i got it just like that ,theres aircondition in the airport now and they don't allow non travellers to enter into the main departure or arrivals,i couldnt believe it when i saw it as well though the airport drinks and snacks are still over priced so its not worth it. the armed robbery situation depends on where u stay at (not necessarily island or mainland but how secure the particular area/streets are) you berrer make it to naija and follow us to eat all them buka foods |
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dnative (m)
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Wow - this thread is growing from strength to strength, just on naija food alone. Nothing like naija food abeg. Give me my original pounded yam from original yam and straight from 'odo'. I don tire eating all the flaky yam-flour pounded yam here for UK. I for don bring my 'odo' from naija, i no know whether british customs go gree and make my neighbours no come say I dey disturb their peace when I'm pounding my iyan. And before settling down for my next iyan meal, not forgetting to recite the 'oriki' for a good meal. Iyan kokoro funfun ona ofun
Iyan to funfun lau
A bu s'owo otun rugbu rugbu
Ota oyinbo ore agbe
Die l'oku ko de gongo imu
O ra feu
A jeje tun je
Bo lo je mo a si mo dun si
Iyan iyan a si mo dun si.
A gba 'bi ire o
What the heck was that - don't ask me. Got carried away. Nothing but the native in me. @Lucabrasi - but you sef, you be 'olori oko' for naija food o. Bros I hail. I dey think say na me sabi joint pass but you dey try.  |
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Cadet (f)
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i think they should have at least fried rice or jollf rice seeing as most of them fly lagos at least like 2/3 times a week so its not fair with the food,i wont lie me i swallow the ones that taste horrible and eat the ones i can eat because no one is going to shortchange me, and because im scared of planes ill drink as much as im given of the wine and sleep off. i have to agree with the rudeness and tha of nigerians, realli the whole baggage situation is changed now,even if your bag is loade with dollars or anything sef it wont be touched,for instance the zipper on my yeye bag was broken and the clothes were sticking out and i got it just like that ,theres aircondition in the airport now and they don't allow non travellers to enter into the main departure or arrivals,i couldnt believe it when i saw it as well though the airport drinks and snacks are still over priced so its not worth it. the armed robbery situation depends on where u stay at (not necessarily island or mainland but how secure the particular area/streets are) you berrer make it to naija and follow us to eat all them buka foods LOL!!! and I thought I was the only one that cared for the food service. LOL!! see you people, if service is excellent and the food is not, you'll grouch well am not the one to talkwow!! by the way you're describing it, everything did change. Maybe I'll follow someone to Nigerian this dec. LMAO!! dnt laugh at me, but I've never been to a Buka, dnt even know how one is suppose to look I've heard so much about Buka on this forum, seems like a nice place to put down on my list sha. and FYI, I no be George Bush person o, haba! that one na the greatest insult na. Well, in the next month, I hope to become Obama/Hillary person. lol! |
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Gamine (f)
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This Cadet sef, you can like to do Americanmumu
chei!
Wetin concern us if u don enter buka or not!
i was just about to sign out, had to post this
You go just dey form
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Cadet (f)
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This Cadet sef, you can like to do Americanmumu
chei!
Wetin concern us if u don enter buka or not!
i was just about to sign out, had to post this
You go just dey form
Gamine, wetin dey bite you today? Abi, you dey get hotflashes ni. This is not the first time you've directed such nasty post my way. Wetin do you, abi the name "Cadet" dey remind you of an ex? Oga o, you this people get problem sha. Let me form na, wetin concern you? Haba! omo, get sense na Reply the post or get out of my way, I assure you, you will get run over! |
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Gamine (f)
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Run over by your Michelin self
Olobeh Star like you.
You tooo dey form jo!
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