Nigerian street food is a vibrant and essential part of the country's culinary culture, offering bold flavors, rich textures, and mouth-watering aromas. At Liscious Kitchen, we bring the authentic taste of Nigeria’s bustling streets straight to your table, offering a selection of iconic dishes that capture the essence of this exciting food scene.
1. Suya
One of Nigeria's most beloved street foods, Suya is a spicy, flavorful meat skewer grilled to perfection. At Liscious Kitchen, we prepare Suya using traditional methods with a special blend of spices, including ginger, garlic, and ground peanuts. Whether you prefer beef, chicken, or fish, Suya is a must-try for anyone seeking the authentic taste of Nigeria.
2. Puff-Puff
If you’re a fan of sweet, fried dough, you’ll love Puff-Puff. This popular Nigerian snack is golden on the outside, soft on the inside, and slightly sweet. At Liscious Kitchen, we serve freshly fried Puff-Puff, perfect as a light snack or dessert after a savory meal.
3. Akara
Akara, also known as bean cakes, is a staple Nigerian street food made from ground black-eyed peas seasoned with onions and spices, then deep-fried to crispy perfection. At Liscious Kitchen, Akara is a favorite among our customers for its crunchy exterior and soft, flavorful interior.
4. Moi Moi
A more substantial street food, Moi Moi is a steamed bean pudding made from ground beans, peppers, onions, and a rich mix of spices. At Liscious Kitchen, we serve Moi Moi as a side dish, but it’s hearty enough to be enjoyed on its own.
5. Gala and Soft Drinks
No Nigerian street food experience is complete without a classic Gala sausage roll paired with a refreshing bottle of soft drink. This combination is a popular grab-and-go snack in Nigeria, and at Liscious Kitchen, you can enjoy it just like the locals do!
6. Boli
For something light and healthy, try Boli, a simple yet delicious dish of roasted plantains. Traditionally sold by street vendors across Nigeria, we serve Boli at Liscious Kitchen with a side of spicy pepper sauce for a true taste of home.
7. Fried Yam and Pepper Sauce
Another popular street food, fried yam, is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Served with a tangy and spicy pepper sauce, it’s a satisfying dish for anyone craving a bold flavor punch.
Conclusion
At Liscious Kitchen, we believe in bringing the vibrant, diverse flavors of Nigerian street food to you in a fresh and authentic way. Whether you're reminiscing about the streets of Lagos or experiencing Nigerian street food for the first time, our menu is designed to give you the true taste of Nigeria, right here in England.
Next time you’re in the mood for something different, stop by Liscious Kitchen and let us take you on a flavorful journey through Nigeria’s bustling food scene!
📍 Where: Liscious Kitchen, 287 London Road, Westcliff-on-Sea, SS0 7BX, Essex
For reservations, Call: +44 7305 275281
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