I travel far to come here. The Egusi was oily the last time I went, so make sure you ask them to remove the oil. Otherwise, I love this spot.
i order the Efo stew and pounded yam all the time and it’s amazing! along with the Jollof rice. 5/5 :)
The food was so good 🥰🥰,just the chicken was very dry .
Best Nigerian food that I've had in Baltimore so far.
I see a lot of bad reviews due to people not liking the meat but I’m vegetarian so I just tell them not to put the meat in my food while still giving me the stew. (Yes I know it’s cooked together but I don’t care lol) Anyway, without the hard meat issue yhat everyone is having I alwayssssssss enjoy my food from here. So if you’re vegetarian/vegan, you won’t have a problem with the food. So much flavor!
I ordered the FuFu and Egusi combo with pounded yam iyan and it was SUPER good. It was my first time trying Nigerian food (besides jollof rice) and I’m going to be ordering this all the time. My order was made fast, the spice was perfect, and everything was nice and hot. I would order more dishes to try but I am so full right now. I can’t wait to order again. Thank you Shekinah Glory!
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They have fufu, just ask! $5.30 per ball(one is enugh for anyone) but worth it. I cook my own vegan stew to pair with it. The food people get here always smells so good. There are not many African food places nearby so this needs to keep open. I really don't know anything about African food, but I know this is a perfect place to learn by trying out the different items on the menu. For those who want to know fufu is cassava(tastes similar to potato) flour cooked with water and continuously added until very thick and dough like. To keep it from sticking to your hand, try dipping fingertips in stew first, then pulling/pinching off piece of fufu. I then flatten it down a little in my fingertips with my thumb, then clamp some stew up with it kind of taco formation. This is just how I eat it while keeping traditional style with my hands. You could also just use a fork/spoon to eat it and it would not make anyone drop dead seeing you do it. It is just kind of meant to be the edible utensil- like bread to a sandwich or the shell to a taco, that you eat with your hands. Enjoy!
The food was ideal. You don't need to order a lot to get satisfied by their dishes. One dish is enough to satisfy you and it packed with good African flavor and nutrients. Definitely gonna give this a try again!
My family had revisited this restaurant for at least 4 times since we discovered it and we now have a place to take and send family and friends. I have even gone to places close to my home in Silver Spring and I’d rather drive 30-40 minutes to have fresh delicious African food.
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