It was my first time ever coming to this restaurant. The people were amazing very welcoming and the…read morefood was a 10 out of 10. They have perfect lighting in there and great seats. All around an amazing visit and I will bring my family back here in the future.

If you are looking for vibes, look no further! This Nigerian cuisine inspired gem is located in the…read morePark Central plaza in Midtown Phoenix, and is easy to find. Depending on time of day, parking is ample. You are met by a walk up patio with plenty of varied seating. Modern African theme and decor throughout. As you walk in, you receive a warm welcome. Full service ordering and an overall laid back, take your time atmosphere. Staff is always nice and helpful when explaining menu offerings if you're not sure what you want. Although menu is self explanatory. Vegetarian options available for most main dishes. The Sabolo drink is refreshing and a must try item. Full bar available. Great music and live events

I ordered EdikaiKong soup with fufu, and it's a big portion of food. The soup was really good and…read morefilled with spices - definitely reminded me of home. This is a pick-up/delivery food spot, but there are seatings if you want to dine in. Also, the pick-up time was quick and the service was easy to navigate as well.

Nedu's absolutely exceeded my expectations! I ordered from them for the first time yesterday, and I…read morehave to say this is the first Nigerian restaurant that has truly nailed the three things we all want: authentic taste, value for money, and excellent customer service. As an Edo girl, I ordered the Ogbono Okra, and it was absolutely delicious. It was rich and just right, the generous portion size is commendable... it made me wish I ordered an extra pounded yam for all the left over soup, and my order was timely. I highly recommend Nedu's and will definitely be back to try another dish!

We really liked this place! First time trying this type of cuisine and we couldn't have chosen a…read morebetter place. From the music to the food - will be back!

Thought I'd give Nigerian food a try last week. It's…read moreunfortunate (I do hate giving bad reviews on small business) but TBH, If the food cost half this much, I still would not return. Unbelievably overpriced for what you get. $25 for one piece of dry meat and a side of ??? I know gold prices are high, but This is not gold...it's food. It's one thing to have confidence in what you serve but they seem more concerned about $$$ than quality ...and definitely NOT concerned with quantity! Too many great restaurants that don't gouge you. I'll spend my hard earned money elsewhere. Sorry. PS...pro tip: lower your prices. It can't cost this much to serve beans and rice.

Must be under new management because this place looks nothing like the pictures. The whole spot…read morefeels run down, like it's barely staying open. The portions definitely don't match the prices either--way overpriced for what you get. Only positives were that the food itself actually tasted good and the girl at the front was friendly, but that's about it.

I stumbled upon this restaurant because my normal spot was closed due to a fire. So I went on Yelp…read moreto find the closest African restaurant. I saw the pics of the food and the reviews and decided to see for myself. I am happy I did. I ordered the pepper soup (my all time favorite soup), jollof rice and fufu. Because let's face it no meal is complete without the fufu. The food came and I did my happy dance. The pepper soup was yummy, I immediately felt my sinuses clearing. This soup is a healing soup. The fufu was on point and the rice was tasty with a nice kick. They gave me plantains and puff puff with the rice. That was a nice surprise I haven't had puff, puff in years! They also had a spicy pepper sauce to go over the food. Amazing!!!I had the rice for lunch today, it is even better the day after when all of the flavors have settled in. Service was good, the food didn't take long, we enjoyed watching the African music videos as we waited. A very welcoming atmosphere.

We've only been here a few times so far, but we love it enough to drive from Chandler. great…read moreservice, great food, reasonable prices, nice atmosphere. We've had consistently great experiences here. It's a nice place to go before some of our Phoenix excursions. I'm an omnivore, but we have been with vegan friends who also loved it.

We got there just as they were opening. Seems like a mom and pop kinda place. I had to get someone…read moreto wait on us, they just had confusion as to whether someone had come or not. We were forced to buy water as their supply for drinking wasn't operating. We ordered the veggie and meat combo to share. It came with their bread to sop it up with on the side. It was fun trying the different flavors and licking the fingers all the time. There was enough to take a little home. I liked the decor with different baskets and stuff hanging on the walls. There's also a little area for their coffee ceremony. Staff was very friendly and helpful, even if I had to go get them sometimes. Good place to go with one or more friends to sample different things.

Never disappoints! I had a craving and took my friend here for pepper soup. The food is consistent…read morethe service is good. I recently went to Africa for the first time in my life. After the 20 hours of traveling, I came straight to this restaurant I had to keep the moment going by getting my pepper soup with goat meat and my fufu. I love this place!!!!!

Why isn't this cuisine more popular?! Seriously, I don't think we would ever have gone if my…read moredaughter hadn't sent me trending TikTok's of people eating Egusi and Fufu. So glad we did! The spices and "soups" (more like stews) are exotic, similar to Indian food in presentation, but very different in how the meats are prepared. Traditionally, you eat the soups with fufu. I would describe fufu like a thick, glutinous, fairly bland, root paste used as the delivery vehicle for the soup to your face instead of a fork or spoon. No utensils! Fingers only and it makes the experience even more fun. The fufu pairs perfectly with the soups and is very filling. One entree easily makes for leftovers. I believe the African goddess that cooked and delivered the food to our table is the owner. She knew it was our first time and you could feel her care in the preparation and her joy in explaining the best way to eat. The dining area has about a dozen standard diner style tables and there is a sink IN the corner of the dining room to conveniently wash your hands, before and after eating. This no frills, locally owned treasure is a must try. If you are intimidated by new cuisines eaten in untraditional ways, look up "Egusi and Fufu" on your favorite social streaming app to learn everything you need to know. You will walk in with confidence. Regardless, the fine folks working here are also kind and eager to help and make recommendations. I'm posting with updated menu photos (Nov 2025). Prices seem to range $20-$25 per soup including the fufu. We had the Egusi and the Cassava Leaf soups. Both fresh, amazing and in my opinion a good value.

I stumbled upon this restaurant and just had to try it. I walked in during lunch hours on a…read moreSaturday and I was the only one in there outside of staff. The place was clean, but small with about seven tables. I ordered at the counter and sat and waited for my jollof rice and red snapper. My mouth watered as I thought about the meal. Once i received my meal, I had no regrets on my choices. The rice was filled with veggies and chicken. The red snapper was fried to perfection. And the fried plantains melted in my mouth. The meal was very delicious, hearty, enough for two people. Some would not agree with the price to eat here. My lunch meal was $35. I noticed several people coming and going with pickup orders. This is a hidden gem. I'd definitely return to try other items. Accessible entrance.

I have been obsessed with West African Cuisine for years. My favorite AZ spot is temporarily closed…read morebecause of a kitchen fire so I had to find food elsewhere. I have to say West African Cuisine is hitting all the taste buds and making them dance. I ordered them on DoorDash but I will definitely take a trip to have this food in the restaurant. I ordered the pepper soup with goat meat and the pepper soup with seafood, fufu and jollof rice. The food was soo good! The pepper soup was spicy and delicious. It was my first time trying the seafood pepper soup, I am so glad I ordered it. It was full or shrimp, fish and crab. The broth tasted like gumbo. I have a second favorite African restaurant now.

This is some of the best Jamaican food in AZ. The rice and peas are as authentic as they can be…read moreAnd the pLantains are so good you will be asking for more. But the only bad thing is trying to figure out what to have as the main dish because the Jerk chicken and curry chicken make my mouth water just thinking about them as I wrote this review. And the days they have the crab legs just brace yourself for some fire they are phenomenal. And the East ta pasta just amazing. The food is so good I had them for about 3 monthS in a row every Sunday for dinner. Just couldn't get enough. And you might ask yourself what's am Asian guy kNow about Jamaican food well being fro on the east coast and raised around a large population of Jamaicans and visiting Jamaica only 20 times I have a good iddea of what authentic Jamaican food is and this is spot hots the nail right on thE head. So if you are looking for that island vibe and feel you gotta try this spot..