Calabar Kitchen

3 Naijasalesmaker Toyin Akan - 6 months ago

Good food but too pricey for the ambience. Paying almost 6,000 naira for a plate of food in a place that looks like a buka. However, the food tastes very good and I will buy a takeaway next time I visit the restaurant

5 Victor Mathew - a year ago

Calabar kitchen is a nice place you can enjoy your different type of meal and avoidable price.
Their staff are well co-operative.
If you open your fridge and find nothing to eat, Please just move to Calabar kitchen.
Accomplishing things before the microwave hits 00:00.
Enjoy your favorite food as you get to Calabar kitchen..

4 Kikelomo Nicole .m. Peter - 7 months ago

The food is nice, but the ambiance can be better. The food is quite pricey for such ambiance.

5 Queen Elumaro - 6 months ago

Food was delicious. Clean and neat place. Worth the visit.

4 Akwaowo Koko - 7 months ago

The best place to get Good quality meals.

5 OGOSI CHIKE - 7 months ago

Mouth watering meals.... cozy environment... am definitely coming back again....

5 Awarun Tunde - 3 years ago

When a man seats too much in a place, don't ask why! The place has offered him good food and environment to cool his nerves; Calabar kitchen offers same. They have the best kind of Nigeria meal you can think of, with mind blowing soups and sauce.
The beautiful part is that their price is just enough for an average salary earner. For disabled persons, there are no provision though but people are there enough to accommodate your every need. The staffs are diverse Yoruba for Amala; Igbo's for Ofe Achaea; and calabars for ekpankuko; Hausa's with the Fura!