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We all know how food can be somehow strange, right?
What you might consider delicious as a local, might taste weird to a foreigner.
So, assuming you had a visitor from a foreign country, what Nigerian food(s) would you confidently offer, that you're sure he/she would enjoy?

For me, without wasting time, I'd start with delicious Boli and fish first and foremost, to get the taste buds rolling.
Something sweet never fails.
Then, delicious native rice won't be bad.
After that, a couple of other delicious dishes.

What Nigerian food would you offer a foreigner?

Pics by: Mariah_Angel

Better fufu and banger soup

Pounded yam with egusi soup

mariahAngel:

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For me, without wasting time, I'd start with delicious Boli and fish first and foremost, to get the taste buds rolling.
Something sweet never fails.
Then, delicious native rice won't be bad.
After that, a couple of other delicious dishes.

What Nigerian food would you offer a foreigner?

Pics by: MariahAngel

Cc: Nlfpmod

Ekpang-nkwo with better ponmo first before I finish the foreigner with Edikan-ikon Soup with eba.

This one that everyone is offering swallow to foreigners; I hope they can handle it sha. 😂

Corn...Agbado..

Anything but ikokore.

Second pix - yes.

The first pix roasted plantain right? It will be too hard and will be wasted (minimally tasted and left on the plate)

Spicy, smoky Yoruba Jollof rice and ram meat.


Make nobody quote me abeg. Na we get J-rice. Imposters call it Jellof 🤭🤭 Make no other geo political zone follow us drag that one too.

Jellof rice but the 2nd pic won't be bad either.

Supergetti

Email Alagbado

All including eba and egusi soup or okra soup.

mariahAngel:
We all know how food can be somehow strange, right?
What you might consider delicious as a local, might taste weird to a foreigner.
So, assuming you had a visitor from a foreign country, what Nigerian food(s) would you confidently offer, that you're sure he/she would enjoy?

For me, without wasting time, I'd start with delicious Boli and fish first and foremost, to get the taste buds rolling.
Something sweet never fails.
Then, delicious native rice won't be bad.
After that, a couple of other delicious dishes.

What Nigerian food would you offer a foreigner?

Pics by: Mariah_Angel

Remove the stew. Oyinbo do not like chilly or pepper.

What many term spicy in London will be considered beginners to a child in Nigeria.

Pounded yam(iyan ikoko poso) and egunsi prepared with isapa...

Please make sure u get a cold palmie alongside..

Moimoi
Akara





…and yes I’ve and they loved it!

Certainly not agbado, beans and cassava

Amala dudu

Black soup and amala

Naija jollof

Any food that has lesser spices.

Ewa Alagbado

AMALA
GBEGIRI
EWEDU
and lots of assorted proteins

Mf wan enter account yin

Nigerian jollof rice. 😎😎

Efo riro and eba with panla fish

They

Must

Drink

Garri

and

Kuli Kuli 😤

Any Igbo food

Bala-blue amala and ewedu

Efo riro with Eba

Ofada rice but sauce not too hot Sha.