Places to Eat Local Delicacies in Abuja

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*Village Kitchen *

Village Kitchen is located in Garki. You can get a wide range of local soups like banga soup, bitterleaf soup, draw soups, nsela soup, and many more. There are also vegetarian courses that would make your day. The staff is welcoming and friendly, and the place setting is gorgeous. Music from the background is cool, and there is an affluence attached to this place.

*Jevinik Restaurant *

Jevinik Restaurant is located at Wuse II. If you want to be served sumptuous meals, come here and enjoy local soups such as nsela, afang, egusi, and lots more. The smell of pepper soup would make you salivate, and the environment is designed neatly and lovely.  You would definitely get value for your money when you come here to eat.

Charcoal Grill

Charcoal Grill is located in Aminu Kano Cresent at Wuse II, a fantastic eatery where you are offered both local and continental meals. The interior decor is classic and has a homey feel to it. Seafood, curried goat and different types of pepper soups are also served here despite the grilled food that probably sparked your interest in the first place. Everything here is designed to be exceptional, and we assure you it may become your favourite place whenever you are in Abuja.

Nkoyo

If you are coming to Nkoyo, you should stop at Malabo Street, off Aminu Kano Crescent. This is the right place for you to eat both local, continental, and Indian delicacies. You are treated in a way that makes you feel very important. Their menu is extensive and their seafood is amazing.  

The list of places to eat local delicacies in Abuja is never-ending. We know you have a favourite place in Abuja where you like to eat in. We would love to know these places so other readers can equally have a taste of what these other restaurants offer you.