Halcyon123:
I don't know the name oh all I know be say na better igbo delicacy. I enjoyed it so much,abeg make una tell me the name
PS. My mum's neighbour made it

This is fio fio

adecz:




✔️✔️✔️Neighborhood fish joint,
extra spicy, extra tasty ☺️☺️☺️

What's the price of this deli?

Mariangeles:


Sometimes, I find myself craving for it.

Vegetable soup with yellow garri. But they both have to be freshly made and burning hot.

A time will come when no one will do stale food..which is best sef..

armyofone:


Munzy, menene ka fada ?

Even fada don tire to dey look o.

Hamzashaf99:
How can someone make biscuit and coffee look this exquisite? Is it not juju? Well done Chef

Hamzashaf99:
How can someone make biscuit and coffee look this exquisite? Is it not juju? Well done Chef

omooba969:


What's the price of this deli?

About 2k, @ Abuja suburbs ◾️▫️▪️�☑️

adecz:





About 2k, @ Abuja suburbs ◾️▫️▪️�☑️

Where in abuja please..

It’s so cold here.

As I no get man, I say make I use this one take hold body

I've noticed something unique over time here.

I've seen Yoruba food posted here and have as well salivated to some. Only some and not the ewedu soup please (no pun intended)... I'm serious.

I've posted and seen Igbo people food too with enough garnishing. Infact, our meals are very lovely.

I've seen akwaibom too. Those people soup are the bomb... Ewoo! I can't admire enough.

I've seen etc too.

But why are we lacking in Hausa foods here? Kedu ihe na-eme di sef? Wetin dey happen? Let's see those nice dishes (I mean only nice ones o) from the North.

Blacckrod:
It’s so cold here.

As I no get man, I say make I use this one take hold body

For your information, I liked this food first. Can I click more likes?

Honestly, I like good real food.

Swallow, yam, beans, etc and not those foods that come with botanical names that don't hold body.

aboyaji:
I've noticed something unique over time here.

I've seen Yoruba food posted here and have as well salivated to some. Only some and not the ewedu soup please (no pun intended)... I'm serious.

I've posted and seen Igbo people food too with enough garnishing. Infact, our meals are very lovely.

I've seen akwaibom too. Those people soup are the bomb... Ewoo! I can't admire enough.

I've seen etc too.

But why are we lacking in Hausa foods here? Kedu ihe na-eme di sef? Wetin dey happen? Let's see those nice dishes (I mean only nice ones o) from the North.

Maybe because they realise this thread is pointless and doesn't enrich them in anyway. The only purpose of this thread is to promote gluttony and show off especially in hard times like this.

rentAcock:


Maybe because they realise this thread is pointless and doesn't enrich them in anyway. The only purpose of this thread is to promote gluttony and show off especially in hard times like this.

Insecurity perfectly written down.

Please, upgrade your OS.

Modified: Any body can go to Google and view food there and get recipes too.

Here, we encourage and expose ourselves to different foods readily available far and within us.

There are a whole lot of meals I hadn't been exposed to till I ventured into this thread. That's learning and exposure.

omooba969:


What's the price of this deli?

I guess 1500 can get it.

Kingoftrust:
lol,should be an albino catfish,i have a pond and you could get an albino amongst all ur fingerlings,it’s pretty normal I guess

One albino fish in many is understandable. But all white Catfish was scary and they were huge!

Prestonn:
Village kitchen

Dinner

●Black coffee

●Biscuit

My own is after this dinner, your eyes are going to be fixed on your bedroom ceiling. Your thought would take you to everywhere. You'd remember that visa you have not applied for, mama Ngozi you owed money, Iya kudi's kunu, that John Wick movie you haven't seen. Coffee as in "shot" - the brain medicine

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StephOkemini:


Where in abuja please..

As I stated, it is in a suburb of
Abuja called Jikwoi, after Karu, on
the Karu-Karshi road.

It's a place one goes weekends to
buy takeaway or you seat there and
chop as you like.

The place is called A1 spot if I recollect
exactly. It's on the outskirts of Jikwoi
towards Kurudu on the right hand side
of the road.

If you know the general area, It's a place
you can't miss because there are close
to 10 women, side by side, roasting
big Catfish and croaker, so, competition
for customers is high.

A plate of fish and chip here of around
1800 to 2500 will cost you not less than
5 to 6k at Abuja.

adecz:



As I stated, it is in a suburb of
Abuja called Jikwoi, after Karu, on
the Karu-Karshi road.

It's a place one goes weekends to
buy takeaway or you seat there and
chop as you like.

The place is called A1 spot if I recollect
exactly. It's on the outskirts of Jikwoi
towards Kurudu on the right hand side
of the road.

If you know the general area, It's a place
you can't miss because there are close
to 10 women, side by side, roasting
big Catfish and croaker, so, competition
for customers is high.

A plate of fish and chip here of around
1800 to 2500 will cost you not less than
5 to 6k at Abuja.

Thanks so much.. I'll go check it out one of the weekends...

armyofone:


One albino fish in many is understandable. But all white Catfish was scary and they were huge!

lol…I’d be scared too for sure ��

dollynnn:

Nice presentation

thanks

Craving cream cheese and crunchy peanut butter on wheat.

Satisfied

adecz:



As I stated, it is in a suburb of
Abuja called Jikwoi, after Karu, on
the Karu-Karshi road.

It's a place one goes weekends to
buy takeaway or you seat there and
chop as you like.

The place is called A1 spot if I recollect
exactly. It's on the outskirts of Jikwoi
towards Kurudu on the right hand side
of the road.

If you know the general area, It's a place
you can't miss because there are close
to 10 women, side by side, roasting
big Catfish and croaker, so, competition
for customers is high.

A plate of fish and chip here of around
1800 to 2500 will cost you not less than
5 to 6k at Abuja.

Wow, you just described almost my residence.

Let's meet and hang out someday. I live around kurudu market by Catholic church.

We could visit Royal Flex. Their fish isn't too expensive. One could get like 1500 to 2k there. Croaker Fish could go as low as 3500 there too.

I can't come and kill myself if ur money no reach to solve ur problem abeg chop am

ambient:


Your food photography is top.kudos

Thanks

Hamzashaf99:

How can someone make biscuit and coffee look this exquisite? Is it not juju?
Well done Chef

Thanks.

armyofone:


My own is after this dinner, your eyes are going to be fixed on your bedroom ceiling. Your thought would take you to everywhere. You'd remember that visa you have not applied for, mama Ngozi you owed money, Iya kudi's kunu, that John Wick movie you haven't seen. Coffee as in "shot" - the brain medicine

Whenever those thoughts come in, i go to my bar and take a glass of whisky

After the dinner i went fishing all night.

Brownshoe:
coffee for dinner, you won't sleep o, abi u be watch night worker?

I went fishing after the dinner.

Village kitchen


Pasta and Ragù ~ One of my favourite traditional dishe.


Home made pasta, tope with Parmigiano(Cheese). Muy delicioso

Happy weekend mi Familia ♥️

aboyaji:


Wow, you just described almost my residence.

Let's meet and hang out someday. I live around kurudu market by Catholic church.

We could visit Royal Flex. Their fish isn't too expensive. One could get like 1500 to 2k there. Croaker Fish could go as low as 3500 there too.

I'll definitely love to take you up
on that offer ☑️☑️

Hope you know this particular spot
I described.☺️

armyofone:
Craving cream cheese and crunchy peanut butter on wheat.

Satisfied

I dey look you with corner eye, army

Prestonn:


Whenever those thoughts come in, i go to my bar and take a glass of whisky

After the dinner i went fishing all night.

I hate fishing.

You see cars packed like they are doing something serious. Just men fishing. And they won't hold home either their catch. Put em all back. After all the suffering. Atnleast, make I cho the fish na
I jump and pass.

Hello guys, please can someone succulently explain to me the uses of ogiri okpei in soups and the benefits, I see people put it in their soup, but I've not really used it before cause I don't like the smell.

Cococandy
Pocohantas.
My igbo sisters, Biko kowa the thing for me.