Nigeria palace restaurant

Love the flavours and owner always makes sure you are good. I find that the price is ridiculous for the food portion. I have been to another Nigerian store where they give all more meat for cheaper price. I think the price needs to go down or food portion needs to increase

If you want the original taste of Nigeria local dishes, then Nigeria Palace Restaurant is your go to. Their vegetable (afang soup) is so rich and tastes fresh close to what you will eat in Nigeria

The meat portion is very small, food taste is average. Next door Sahan restaurant provides more tasty and big meat portions food. Wrong choice this time.

Exquisite meals, excellent customer service, homely environment. My first choice of restaurant any day.

First time trying Nigerian food. The staff were so friendly and helpful. They gave me their recommendations and gave tips on how to eat the dish. I got the chicken egusi soup with pounded yam. The dish was very flavourful with a bit of heat. Their protein options were beef, chicken and fish

Took my aunt to try Nigerian food for the first time- the food was very good, definitely an acquired taste for some of the foods but the owner was very lovely and made the experience lovely as well, he even gave us free puff puffs after which were very delicious!

I had the dish in the picture below. That dish transported me back to Africa and back. I really enjoyed it and the owner is super friendly. Definitely recommend it.

I can imagine bringing a friend to try out my country food out of excitement and I can imagine also we both would be VERY disappointed, I’ve tried Nigerian restaurants everywhere and I must say this is the worst! MAYBE THIS IS UGANDIAN
FOOD BUT DEFINITELY NOT AUTHENTIC NIGERIAN FOOD!

Did an ubereats order here. Portions are small for the price, but the taste is where its at

Jollof with beef: 4.5/5 i love how tender the cow foot was, as well as the tripe. The rice was smoky and every grain was just packed with flavor. Actually blew my mind.

Egusi with yam: 3/5 not a big fan of the yam, but the egusi was so delicious. Very small portion for the price. Oddly enough, the meat that came with this one was not as tender as the one with the jollof.looking forward to trying their other dishes and getting some jollof again.

A place to experience the exceptional taste of authentic Nigerian cuisine. The hospitality was great and the atmosphere was very welcoming!

I had an amazing time at Nigeria Palace this evening. I ordered the pepper catfish soup and plantain and I was not disappointed. The palm wine was fresh and tasty. Amazing flavours and portions! The owner, Pastor Abi provides exceptional service and makes you feel extremely welcome! I will be a regular customer!

The food was great. The fried rice can have more vegetables in it but it was really good. I’m coming for the jollof next. The Moimoi was tasty and the puff puff? I’ll be back for it sooner than later! Just found this restaurant close to work and I am definitely eating more here. Great service too!

Amazing, amazing.amazing! This is some of the best Nigerian food I’ve had, and I’ve been here a while.

As you can see, I already started off with the meals but still had to take snapshots.

The Afang soup was delicious and the puff puff was so light and airy. Overall, the service was superb and the owner creates a very welcoming environment to anyone who walks in. Great quantity and quality to match.

I highly recommend!

The food was pretty good, although the chicken and beef was very dry and hard to chew, the egusi, beef stew and jollof rice was very tasty. The owner was also very friendly and welcoming. My only issue was the price. We ordered 3 takeout items which were the egusi with fufu, beef stew with fufu and jollof with chicken along with a couple drinks. The total cost was $90. I don't understand how they came up with the pricing but it's definitely not worth that much. You can have a feast at any Indian, Chinese, Haka or other Asian, Carribean or African restaurant with that amount money. Definitely worth trying out but I'd rather spend my money elsewhere.

I tried the egusi and vegetable soup but it tasted terribly, it’s tasted like it wasn’t well sauced. I would not be ordering it again. I also tried the porridge and it tasted like too much sugar was added to it and too much oil. While eating the porridge I could only taste the oil. The fish was also too salty.

The jollof rice was on point. The meatpie isn't as great and I will suggest air fryer is used to heat the meatpie instead of microwave. There were a lot of takeout orders which kinda affected the wait time for us. Please pre-order your menu before visiting so you have a cut in the wait time. The lady and the manager were great in service inspite of the overwhelming order. The manager decided to give us puff puff at no extra cost because my order which was initially thought was available; wasn't. He insisted on giving us the puff puff after saying no to the 'extra' jollof rice he wanted to give us. Great place, great service and great food.