Yoruba Cuisine

  • Jollof Rice – Spiced tomato rice served with grilled chicken or fish
  • Ofada Rice & Ayamase (Designer Stew) – Locally-sourced rice with spicy green pepper sauce
  • Amala with Gbegiri & Ewedu – Yam flour meal with bean soup and jute leaf soup
  • Pounded Yam with Egusi Soup – Smooth yam mash served with melon seed soup
  • Efo Riro – Rich spinach stew with assorted meats
  • Ewa Agoyin with Fried Plantain – Mashed beans with spicy palm oil sauce
  • Moi Moi – Steamed bean pudding wrapped in leaves or foil
  • Asun – Spicy roasted goat meat

Traditional Snacks

  • Akara – Deep-fried bean cakes
  • Puff-Puff – Sweet, fluffy fried dough ballsChin Chin – Crunchy sweet dough squares
  • Boli – Roasted plantain, optionally served with groundnut
  • Kulikuli – Crunchy peanut snack
  • Coconut Candy – Sweet and chewy coconut treats
  • Plantain Chips – Crispy, salted or spicy slices of plantain

Drinks

  • Zobo Drink – Hibiscus flower drink infused with ginger and pineapple
  • Kunu – Traditional millet or tiger nut drink
  • Chapman – Nigerian fruit punch mocktail with bitters and citrus
  • Palm Wine (Non-Alcoholic Version) – Mildly fermented and sweet palm sap
  • Pop – Coke, Fanta, Pepsi, Nestea

Alcoholic Drinks

  • Red Label
  • Bailey
  • Smirnoff 
  • Jack Daniels
  • Bacardi