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    Suya Hut

    3.8 (65 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Pounded Yam
    Ritodhi C.

    I'm so angry it took 30 years of life for me to discover the world of suya, a popular street food hailing from northern Nigeria in the form of thin meat skewers marinated in copious spices and barbecued. I spent a great deal of time researching all the best Nigerian restaurants in the Houston metroplex and ultimately settled on Suya Hut. Was it worth the 25 minute drive to Katy? Without a doubt. The venue is humble and small, with a shiny tile floor, bright orange walls, and a hand-written chalkboard menu. The man behind the counter was jovial and friendly, jokingly quizzing us about the country flags adorning the wall. We did take-out and ate our fill back at home. Be forewarned that they don't shy away from spice. In fact, my rose was running by the end, and I have a fairly high tolerance. Suya - we ordered a ton, both chicken and beef, and basically finished all of it. The meat was nicely charred, juicy, and packed a healthy dose of fruity heat. The chicken especially was awesome. I would go back for just this. Jollof Rice - some of the best I've had, with a really smoky quality and a nice pungent and sweet flavor. Catfish Pepper Soup - a deliciously zesty preparation with moist, flaky fish. The spice reminded me of Cajun cooking, with a kind of dry burning that creeps into the back of your throat. Egusi - a classic soup of blended greens and melon seeds that was vegetal and light; a nice change of pace from the other intense and oily items. It tasted savory, refreshing, and satisfying. Even the accompanying plantains were yummy and sweet. For our accompanying starch, we chose pounded yam. My Nigerian buddy informed me that these staples (fufu, amala, etc.) are dubbed "swallow" because you're supposed to dip it in stuff and do just that - no chewing! But I confess that I cheated because I kind of like the gummy texture. As you can probably tell, I thoroughly enjoyed this meal and would recommend it to anyone looking to try Nigerian cuisine.

    Chicken suya skewer with coconut rice and plantains
    Justin C.

    It's a shame that this place is tucked into the corner of this shopping center! The food is great, and the staff is really nice. Both the chicken and beef skewers are amazingly flavorful. You also can't go wrong with either jollof or coconut rice!

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    Anthony H.

    Drove in from Austin after seeing this tasty food on Marcus Samuelson's show " No passport required". I've never had Jollof rice or Suya before this. It was so delicious! next time I'm ordering double

    Gizzards, Chicken, Shrimp, And Beef Suya
    Jaquesha T.

    The food was delicious, and the owner was friendly. 10/10 would recommend this restaurant! Also, the music was great.

    Ms E.

    It was ok, just ok. I've had better Jollof rice. Would I go back, maybe but it would only be for suya.

    Beef and chicken suya with jollof rice and plantains
    Alexis O.

    The food was heavy in spice and flavor but also pretty healthy and the meat lean. Also very affordable. Fast and easy curbside service

    Alexis A.

    This was some of the best Suya I have ever tasted before, I purchased beef and chicken. The location is in Southwest Houston. The beef Suya was amazing, tender and juicy. You should call in your order ahead of time. I purchase $50 dollars worth, I wasn't able to call in because no one picked up after a few repeated calls. The restaurant is nice and cleans.

    Chicken suya meal

    Delicious, actually hospitable, and reasonable priced. The rice portions are insane. Call ahead because it takes about 30 minutes for Suya. I tried the chicken and beef suya, both were smacking. The chicken one was actually juicy but the beef had a little more seasoning so it was my favorite. Their plantains aren't the super hard ones I'm used to getting from Nigerian restaurants so I should have definitely ordered an extra side. Everything was perfect. I just wish they had meat pies. *hint hint.

    Chicken suya, jollof rice, plantains

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    Really good food and service. Great Jolof rice And the beef and chicken were seasoned and cooked to perfection..

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    I like African food, but I can't eat it spicy due to my acid reflux so they will not make it spicy for me. The food is delicious.

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    My favorite ALWAYS - the shrimp suya and coconut rice with vita malt. If you are a heat seeker, you've come to thw right place.q

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    4.7(333 reviews)
    15.4 miDowntown
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    My first West African food ever!!!…read more Tried GOLDEN BOWL as the nice lady at the cashier suggested. Jesus! It's mind-blowing! The Spices. The Aroma. The perfectly charred BBQ Chicken. The perfectly cooked Brown Rice accompanied by the Tomato Chutney of some kind. The Sauce is also out of this world. Had this and then head up to the Rooftop Garden with a Twin Star Boba in my hand. Had an amazing day at POST HOUSTON.

    What a way to kick off 2026... new year... new shiny badge... and new dining experiences…read more ChopnBlock is not new to Houston, but it was for me until recently. I can't believe I waited so long to try the GOLDEN BOWL. This is one of the best bites to enter my mouth in a long time. ChopnBlok is nestled away inside of POST Houston. Their menu is quaint, and in fact, the famous Golden Bowl was not visible on the menu. Fortunately, the had a few signature dishes on display - the Golden Bowl was one of them. The Golden Bowl is one of the most complex and well balanced dishes I've ever had. Sweet, salty, smoky, spicy, and soulful, this dish is an explosion for flavors that will have your tongue tingling. The succulent grilled chicken, fluffy jollof jambalaya, stewed plantain and crunchy black eyed peas work together to create an unbelievable mix of textures that keep you excited for the next bite... and the next... and then suddenly it's gone. My only regret was sharing the bowl with my husband. I could probably eat two orders in one sitting. If you haven't had a Golden Bowl, please do your tastebuds a favor and get yourself over to ChopnBlok.

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    4.7(21 reviews)
    20.3 mi

    I have been wanting to try West African food for quite a while and just never found anywhere near…read morewhere I was so when Bantu House showed up on my IG i was like let me try it since it's so close. I canNOT believe what I have been missing!!! I tried the egusi soup with pounded yam and was literally floored by how good it was. I brought some home for my wife and kids and they all loved it. I've been back several times since. Unfortunately I NEVER see anyone in there so I hope they are getting enough service to stick around. I've had their jerk wings as well as their jollif rice and all of it is amazing. The restaurant itself is simple and the staff friendly.

    It was my first time trying African food. I had sent my mom to go pick up the order, and she waited…read morefor about 20-30ish minutes. I ordered the egusi soup & okra soup with yam fufu and corn fufu. Very very flavorful! The egusi soup with yam fufu was my favorite. However, when I left the soups sitting out for my partner to try after coming home from work, they both somehow became a bit salty? And he wasn't able to enjoy it like how I did when it was fresh. There's not a lot of African restaurants in Cypress, but this place is definitely worth a try. Still can't get over the texture of fufu! It's so pleasant with the soups.

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    Bantu House - Lunch specials at Bantu House!  Jollof, Egusi, & more with sides & meat for just $14.99. Mon-Fri, 11 AM - 2 PM. Don't miss out! #Cypress

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    Afrikiko Restaurant - Egusi soup with fufu

    Afrikiko Restaurant

    4.0(84 reviews)
    2.8 miWestwood
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    Food: We tried fufu. I got the okra and my husband got the…read moregoat. No picture because it just looked that good and I just wanted to eat it. Okra was delicious! It had so much flavor in it mmmm! My husband loved his goat meat he didn't leave behind a single thing, cleaned the whole plate...at his fufu and then some of mine. Service/ambiance: They are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. It was obvious we didn't know anything about the menu and several people approached us to help us get something they think we would like. Didn't even feel like we were eating out but instead eating at a friend's or family's house. We went a bit late so I think people were getting off work and it was clear that this place feels like home for everyone because they were coming just to hang out and eat. Such a lovely place and the best fufu I tried (after eating it I tried it at another few spots just for the comparison - no one could compare).

    Oooooooh sweet mother of pearl! I stumbled on a gem today! Afrikiko is on fire (though the door was…read moreopen so it was kinda chilly)!!!! From the minute I walked in, I knew that the odds would most likely be in my favor. First of all there are two huge portraits of the female proprietess and her husband flanking the cash register, in full Asante regalia. Which totally made me feel like I was in someone's living room looking at their mantle, versus at a restaurant. But it added a touch of culture and a huge sense of pride. There was a older man waiting for food, staring at the big screen tv, DANCING to the music. This is a great sign! Do you know how good this food is about to be, because I do, if it makes Papa DANCE!!! Oh yeah, I was getting excited. There was a fridge stocked FULL TO THE BRIM and spilling over onto the floor of every soda, both American and African, plus several types of beer. To me this read as "yup, you gone be thirsty after this FIYAHHHHHH"! And they weren't wrong! My food came out piping hot, relatively quickly, and paired with warm water for hand washing! Not every African restaurant is this traditional, so I again, knew it was about to go down!!!!! I would get into a lengthy description of the groundnut soup but that would waste more of your time reading, instead of driving, STRAIGHT TO Afrikiko!!! I will say that the side of spinach that I requested was so smooth and tomatoey and robust with flavor, that I was thoroughly surprised. I was expecting just a side of sautéed spinach, maybe a bit of onion or garlic, but that damn spinach was soooooo good I almost licked the bowl. If I could give 10 stars I would! This place will make me drive from Dallas yall! And you should too! Worth every single penny I spent! Thanks Afrikiko!

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    Dupsy's - Egusi Stew with Poundo

    Dupsy's

    3.5(31 reviews)
    13.8 miMacGregor

    HIGH QUALITY FOOD!! Hot, Fresh, Authentic African Dishes…read more EGusi is full of flavor!! Top in Houston. The Peppered chicken takes it to another level. The sauce on the chicken Super Rich in flavor... this is Fresh Chicken nothing leftover. I could tell everything was freshly peppered. The Jollof is Exactly what it should be. Truly Well Prepared it's Perfect!! I uber eats and food was smoking hot with 35-40 min delivery !!

    UPDATE: I was finally able to visit this restaurant in…read moreperson. I read the reviews but wasn't deterred by the negative comments since my food delivery experience was positive. I walked into the clean, chilled ambiance building and felt completely lost. I had no idea that it's a contactless experience. The order must be placed electronically prior to arriving or at a kiosk upon arrival. Once you've placed your order and paid for it, you take a seat and wait to be notified via text message. When your food is ready, your text message will direct you to a locker number which will go to and unlock by clicking on a link provided in your text message. Thankfully, there was a kind Harris County Deputy who was also visiting for the first time and patiently worked with me to make sure I was able to place my order. I think the concept is innovative here in the U.S. (been going on in Asian countries) and could really take off. However, there should be available signs with directives posted both outside and inside of the building. The food was just as delicious as it was the first time. Please don't let the negative reviews deter you from giving this restaurant a try.

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    Dupsy's - Jollof Rice Egusi Stew with Poundo

    Jollof Rice Egusi Stew with Poundo

    Dupsy's - Egusi Stew with Poundo, Peppered Chicken (4 Pieces), Not Spicy

    Egusi Stew with Poundo, Peppered Chicken (4 Pieces), Not Spicy

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