Got the small Goat Suya. It wasn't good, with little flavour. The accompanying chili powder added spiciness but little taste. It came with vegetables which were undressed & raw. It didn't come with a carb, nor was there an option to add any (except for a full-sized jollof rice). Prices include tax. read more

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Suya is a popular food made in west africa, like Nigeria. It's a mixture of meat, such as goat meat, beef, chicken, tripe, etc, mixed with spices and grilled over a barbecue or an oven, with or without a skewer. At this suya spot location, Somedays are good and somedays the suya tastes not so great. I just wish they were consistent. However, what they have been consistent with is their poor customer service. The waiting times to get your order taken is like 20-30mins (not kidding), then to receive your orders takes additional 30mins. Also depending on the person taking your order, most of them tend to come across unfriendly or have an attitude. The only thing I really like about the place is that they have a small set up for drums,mics, and speakers. And, I really do like their African music selection. If you want to try suya for the first time, it's best to go to the professionals that live in west African (Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, etc). Perhaps, this might call for a trip :-D read more

The Suya Spot - African Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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To say this place was amazing is an understatement. The vibe, hospitality, and the food were all amazing. When we first arrived, Tee met us and discussed the menu options. We ordered beef and goat Suya, in addition to moi moi and plantain. We waited less than 20 minutes for the food; when it came out, it was fresh and flavorful. We will definitely come back. Thank you for a great experience. read more

The Suya Spot - Beef and Goat Suya - African Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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On our very first visit to Canada, my fiancee and I found this place through a Google search. It was a nice spot, enjoyed the ambiance, they had some Naija jams playing. We walked up to the counter and the cashier/hostess/server looked at us like we were disturbing her peace. After about 30 awkward seconds she finally greets and my fiancee asks for a menu. I kid you not, she FLINGS the menu at my fiancee and then walks away.... I thought Canadians were nice lol. She comes back out, and seems to have taken her bipolar meds and greeted us again and asked if we ordered... BISH WHEN??!!! (I really wish I was making up this story) WELL, we ordered beef suya, and waited for about 20 minutes before it came out. At first glance it looked pretty good. I had a few pieces with onion, and it was bad (overcooked and dry) ... To make matters worse, I looked to the side of the plate and saw what seemed to be "suya pepper"... WRONG!!! It was actually dried red pepper (atta gungun) used for cooking (you guys should YouTube/Google "How to make suya pepper"). My fiancee then noticed an odor coming from a few strips of suya meat.... guess what? That joint was spoiled too... WHAT THE TOTAL FAAAQQQ!!!! We stood up, smiled and walked out minus the attempted food poisoning... thank you Suya Spot, you played yourself... hold this "L" real quick. For my visiting 9ja peeps, skip this spot. If you you're tryna throw up and shit all-night, order the beef suya with ground red pepper..... P.S. - Tell the cashier/hostess/server to be a tad bit friendly. The 1 star is a gift, if I were able to give 0 stars, I would. read more

The Suya Spot - a piece of meat in a paper bag - African Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Bought the goat with rice, and the chicken with rice, the portions were small and the price was very high 25.50 each. The taste was OK, but i still felt hungry afterwards. I will not be going back, the quality/quantity does not justify the price I paid, much better options for less are available that also have more flavour. read more

They weren't expecting people to come in for a late lunch, were they? We came and I wanted Nigerian food. They had suya, the grilled meats, but they didn't have jollof rice or plantains. That chef would come in the evening. Um...okay. So suya and poutine it is. Strange combo. They also had moi moi, a bean and dried fish pudding, which was rather tasty. The small suya comes in what kinda looks like a styrofoam hot dog box, if that helps with portion sizing. It's basically just meat with a few onion pieces and a small container of very spicy hot sauce. The beef suya was very dry. The goat was hit and miss. My friends all got bone-in goat and said theirs wasn't dry. Mine was all boneless. The assorted internal organs were interesting. The tripe was my favorite, but I'm not a fan of most other organs, unless it's intestine, and I don't think they had it. They have three sizes of poutine. The small is the small square styrofoam box. The medium is your standard rectangular styrofoam box. The large is your large square styrofoam box. Small poutines start at $6.50 and Larges start at $9.00. They also have "gourmet" poutines that include mozz, cheese curds, gravy, and bbq chicken, bbq jerk chicken, or spicy chicken. You can also upgrade to beef suya if you don't want chicken. We got the large gourmet poutine with bbq chicken for $11.00. The portion was good. I'd actually rather have it without the chicken, but for people who enjoy what I'm assuming Subway's bbq chicken would taste like, this is for you. The cheese curds are very big. They're chunks. I don't now how else to put it. Totally worth it though. I guess what I'm trying to say is I'd come back for the poutine, but not necessarily for the Nigerian food. read more

Worse thing happed today ordered my food at 9:02. Got there and I was told the race was done. How can I make an order you take the order when I get there an hour later you're telling me the food is done you just lost a darn customer that was very upsetting.!!!!! Never again will I return. read more

i was really impressed with the decor and the beef suya which i ordered was superb . Loved the concept, cant wait to see them open their dance hall next month. read more

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Nice place but one Caribbean woman there need to learn to respect her customers. How on earth does she feel she is rather doing customers some favor? Someone teach her customers has many places to choose from and it's her duty to be courteous. read more

The Suya is ok and not that great in my opinion. Everyone knows Suya is about the pepper and th Suya spot pepper is hot but not flavorful. The service here is atrocious. I actually had the owner yell at me for standing in the wrong pace (in front of the counter) because he assumed I had ordered already. I recommend GetGrill if you can make it to Brampton. read more

This place had a nice selection of music. The DJ was amazing and the lounge was a nice location. The only issue I had with this place was the bar tender. She was very rude and aggressive. She would get the orders wrong and verbally abuse the patrons. This place would receive better ratings if they had a more pleasant and less aggressive bar tender. read more

The meat is always dry and one thing I don't understand is the pepper they use to go with the meat... it is dry AF too! unless the meat is hot and juicy, the pepper should be a bit wet in order to offset the dryness of the meat. it does not make sense if they are both dry! its even worse when they cater at events! The meat gets cold and dry from sitting all night long...plus they don't use an actual charcoal grill like they do back in Africa so its not very authentic.. Overall, its just okay.. read more

One of the few places for Nigerian food in Toronto. The beef and goat suya is great--but what's even more incredible is the fresh moimoi. So authentic. You can order it off-menu. They also have authentic pepper soup on Thursdays. The service was pretty quick, although ordering can be a little chaotic. The place turns into a dance club at night. There's plenty of seating at this location, and free parking. read more

First I tried calling to place my order and was put on hold for over 11 mintues. I hung up and tried to call again and no one answered the phone. When I finally got to the restaurant and place my order I was waiting for over 1hr. I spoke to the owner and finally got my order after 11/2. I had the beef and honestly the suya was dry and tasteless and not fresh. Like it was sitting there while I was waiting for it. I have been coming to this place from the time it opened and I must say I am disappointed with the service. Even though the owner apologize, it is still unacceptable customer service. The woman that was serving did not care to communicate with me to let me know what was going on with my order. I even tried to get her attention and she avoided me. Do better!!! if it was not for the customers you will not be this successful. I hope you will focus on the bad reviews to improve your restaurant. read more

Came here after reading the hype about it on the local newspaper. The restaurant has a very unassuming presence in a strip mall on Weston Rd. The sign didn't stand out in the dark but that didn't affect me at all. Coming into the restaurant, I saw the owner and a few employees chatting heartily with customers in a classy decor. All look good. The menu is really limited. There are 4 or 5 dishes on offer, all of them suya (of beef, chicken, goat) and a plaintain. Suyas are proced $10 for small and $20 for large. I ordered a beef + chicken large suya to go. Service was super friendly. The beef suya was very dry and felt like beef jerky at times. A good portion of the beef is charred (I don't know if this is the restaurant's mistake or that's how suya supposed to be). It's hard, definitely not tender meat. Same goes for the chicken, only a bit more tender (still chewy). I could barely get any juice out of the meats. The only side vegetable was raw onion, which further emphasize the spiciness of the dish. I liked the idea, if only the meat was better. read more

3 out of 5 because the customer service is sub-par, the music/tv is usually too loud and they have a very minimal selection, essentially with only suya on their menu. A 3 (and I'm being nice) because they are one of the only few suya (peanut bbq meat) suppliers in town, and they usually sell a variety - beef, chicken, goat, assorted. read more

SUYA SUYA . this shit is good lmao i cant say no more . U may as well just go try it for yoself !!

The customer service here is not the best. I think they give me old suya whenever I go when it's not busy which is most of the time the reason why I believe this is because the suya is always very hard. They charge you extra is you use your debit card. The music is super loud. The suya spice is sooo hot. Some prices of suya is very chewy. It does not taste authentic at all. Just a hard pass to the left. read more

I called to confirm their hours of operation on Saturday with a simple question, "are you open?". The lady on the phone then started insulting me. "If someone answers the phone we are open". "I responded, in the past you have been closed for functions". She then proceeded to continue insulting me until she hing up the phone. Call and eat at your own risk. read more

Just had dinner here with my husband. We called first and thought it was expensive for 40 bucks to have a portion of goat and one a chicken, no sides, no veggies. for take out. The portions were small and the food was dry no sauce just onions and cayenne pepper on the side. The goat was very boney and the chicken had all the fatty unedible parts. This is unacceptable for the takeout price. Not a good value at all. We of course will never be back read more