Walahi, I dey vex for the person wey throway that fish inside "mmiri ikwuaka"(water that was used to wash hands after eating) come say na fish pepper soup. Who committed that unforgivable sin on that poor fish?

Nice looking naija foods you guys have here. We sure have great foods.

Ivynwa: Walahi, I dey vex for the person wey throway that fish inside "mmiri ikwuaka"(water that was used to wash hands after eating) come say na fish pepper soup. Who committed that unforgivable sin on that poor fish?

Nice looking naija foods you guys have here. We sure have great foods.

Person go see these kind chops still wan run comot 9ja...chai.

dino escobar:

Excuse me Afang is a Calabar soup and its one of Naija Best Soups, pls stand corrected.

Hah! My Akwa-ibomite girlfriend says na their soup o and that's what people say too so don't blame me, I'm still not sure its calabar o.

freecocoa: Hah! My Akwa-ibomite girlfriend says na their soup o and that's what people say too so don't blame me, I'm still not sure its calabar o.

dont mind him oo,afang belongs to akwaibom, you know most Nigerians find it difficult distinguishing akwaibomites from calibari

who send me to open this thread this early momo wey i neva eat OP u badt o

ogugua88: Tatashe? Never heard of that.

Tatashes are people my friend!

Okay e don too much for una, I'm going to the market.

AFANG N POUNDED YAM>...ANY DAY ANY TYM<>>>>>>>>>>>>>
SALIVATIN ALREADY

I need to get married ASAP.Am tired of restaurants

Picture with label. Pls.

Now I'm hungry...

NICE MEAL

the second one doesnt look anythin like afang. its too watery jor!

freecocoa: Okay e don too much for una, I'm going to the market.

LWKMD. oya dey go

all these foods are irritating

I think I'm crying right now....soooooo hungry

i love my country i no go lie. Chai i miss Nigeria for all the pictures i saw on this post sha. Luckily there on one really go Nigerian resturant in DC that i go to once in a while.

Ewuuu! Chai! Men, you people are torturing me. I never chow since morning, i just dey manage am now my belle come dey rumble. Chai

debrief08: Hmmm, Let me find trouble here small. I hate to be the party pooper but most of these meals are packed with calories, except the beans and plaintain and a few of the soups there is not much I will have here, plenty oil, too much meat, especially beef, we think we are enjoying but the fat and calories park up every where, we finish munching 10 meat, plus ponmo and then start strolling and tell ourselves we are "working out", then guzzle it down with juice and beer. We need to start eating healthy and delicious meals, especially women, that stomach, those tighs, na this one dey cause am, if you cant burn it then dont eat it as my friend will say. We make a cup of tea, fill it with sugar, plenty milk and milo then we feel we are enjoying.
As soon as we hit 30, fat becomes harder to burn, so we have to watch what we put into our mouths, reduce the oil, use healthier alternatives, it is easier to watch what we eat than burn the fat.
make I run before i get lynched
When I see young young men with big stomach and big nyash, i wonder how s3xually active they can actually be with their spouses, how hard they ,ust pant during kpepus

See all of their mauts ..fat-eaters/1 percent nutrients.. And besides , how many of Nigerian population can afford to eat these food on regular basis . The problem of this country is "too much-packaging" even the graphics of the foods is packaged . Most of these foods are eaten on special occasions, but talk of garri..."undecorated" rice and stew,(Even beans is now a rich man food), semo , wheat moulds and stew , Bread and akara , Eba , these are the commonest foods .

;DSee boli & fish, efo riro, afang chei... I'm hungry! ;DSee boli & fish, efo riro, afang chei... I'm hungry!

I still can't get over that Mai-Mai (yes, dts how we igbos pronounce it)
If I may ask, what bowl was used to achieve that shape. Cos its definitely not santana nylon or leaves. lol

My egusi on top. Am salivating already.

Ugly looking dishes!! Some taste good though.

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wow

Well, personally I'm not a big fan of Abula. I like my own Gbegiri soup pure and fresh.

But, all the same Efo comes on the top for me.

But then having a set Nigerian food timetable for the family goes a long way too... by then you can test all these dishes and just stick with the ones you fancy...

Here's a post on that http://www.hubscroll.com/2018/06/nigerian-food-timetable.html