Amala Place

5 Winnie Kamau - 2 months ago

The place is nice and you can find reasonably affordable Nigerian cuisine. Don't expect a five star hotel services. Their dishes are on high demand so you might find yourself queing for 20 minutes but once you get your food it sumptuous and delish. It is worth the wait????

4 Thiaplicity Thiaplicity - 5 months ago

This IS an amala place! Loved, loved, loved the food and food options they had. I was happy to have been brought here; great pricing and portions. Lacking a final star from me because of level of comfort when it comes to dining in.

However, if you like amala... go here.

3 Oke Oluwatimilehin - a month ago

One of the best places to have your amala in Abuja. Though the long queue can be so frustrating and exhausting. The meal is great, the environment is clean and hygienic.

The price of meal is pocket friendly too and they have excellent natural drinks like kunuaya, fresh fruit juices. Overall I'll take three stars

4 Prince Victor (Velly) - 6 months ago

The staffs are polite and the environment is clean. A good place to eat delicious meals

5 Ake Udoh - 2 months ago

They have a variety of rice which is what I usually eat out. The meal was quite different from what I'm use to but so familiar nonetheless. Tastes like food you make at home, perfect amount of spice, not too peppery. Meal was great

4 Victor Etoruom - 3 months ago

Nice locally prepared meals with a number of options available. Structure is partly open hence is cool/less stuffy.

They usually don't have a wide variety of soup options though, esp for peeps from the SE u0026 SS.
Ample parking space which can take lots of cars.

2 Olaniyi Rosiji - a week ago

The food is just average. The customer experience needs to be improved upon.
It appears the staff are not particularly happy and they transfer this to customers.
The place has potential though, if owners can work on giving customers a pleasant experience from entry to exit.