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In the heart of Chandler, Agege Bites is a Nigerian restaurant that celebrates the rich food traditions of Nigeria and Africa. When you walk in, you’ll enjoy a delicious variety of dishes like jollof rice, egusi, poundo (fufu), all made with real nigerian spices and a warm, welcoming touch. Come experience the bold flavors and lively atmosphere that bring the taste of West Africa to life. Home of Real Nigerian Food in Arizona ✨ Agege Bites Menu = Heart + Food + Vibes Chandler | #BestArizonaFood Tap to order your taste of home!
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 961 W Ray Rd Suite 2, Chandler, AZ 85225
Phone: (602) 369-6452
Website: https://agegebites.com/
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OA OA
DO NOT!!!!!
I ordered a Jellof rice in a mini container with one chicken leg for over $25. I ordered a goosy for almost $26. This is highway robbery while the flavor might be here for this restaurant. I do not and I repeat I do not and cannot recommend it as a value for money if you can go to any other Nigerian food or have someone cook food for you I would recommend that these prices and the portion sizes are absolutely not worth it. I can’t tell people what to charge regarding their food and the price is the price however, let’s look at what you are charging for rice is one of the cheapest things you can buy tomato paste and pepper peppers are not expensive at all, you’re not using expensive cuts of seafood or ingredients. The Kids size portion was 1599. The adult portion was over $25 for a very small portion of stew with no plantains and a small portion of foo foo. I feel as though I was robbed I cannot recommend this restaurant I would recommend that anyone go to any other Nigerian restaurant I can name a few. There are a few in Mesa with just a short drive from your restaurant. The point of the matter is that you are charging too much for the ingredients Used in my opinion and the portion sizes it is NOT a good value for money. Again for a child’s portion of rice with one chicken leg to be $16 and one small portion of stew with two pieces of chicken should not come up to over $46 kind regards
… moreI ordered a Jellof rice in a mini container with one chicken leg for over $25. I ordered a goosy for almost $26. This is highway robbery while the flavor might be here for this restaurant. I do not and I repeat I do not and cannot recommend it as a value for money if you can go to any other Nigerian food or have someone cook food for you I would recommend that these prices and the portion sizes are absolutely not worth it. I can’t tell people what to charge regarding their food and the price is the price however, let’s look at what you are charging for rice is one of the cheapest things you can buy tomato paste and pepper peppers are not expensive at all, you’re not using expensive cuts of seafood or ingredients. The Kids size portion was 1599. The adult portion was over $25 for a very small portion of stew with no plantains and a small portion of foo foo. I feel as though I was robbed I cannot recommend this restaurant I would recommend that anyone go to any other Nigerian restaurant I can name a few. There are a few in Mesa with just a short drive from your restaurant. The point of the matter is that you are charging too much for the ingredients Used in my opinion and the portion sizes it is NOT a good value for money. Again for a child’s portion of rice with one chicken leg to be $16 and one small portion of stew with two pieces of chicken should not come up to over $46 kind regards
Stephanie McCarty
Agege Bites was delicious! We tried the Nigerian meat pie, jollof rice with chicken, and goat egusi. I would drink a gallon of the Chapman, it was so refreshing! The spice was perfect and eating the Egusi with our hands was an experience! Can’t wait to come back.
… moreJulie M.
Food was horrible!! Have tried many Nigerian Owned businesses by far the worst. They first brought out old recooked plantains when asked how old they were she stated they were made days prior and refried. We ordered 2 egusi plates 1 with turkey and the other with goat and the little to no meat that was on the bone was so burnt and uneddible. When asked how old the meat was she said she didnt know and brought more meat out that was worse than the first meat she brought out.
1 / 10 DO NOT COME HERE !!!
… more1 / 10 DO NOT COME HERE !!!
Julie Vo
Agege Bites serves up authentic Nigerian food nestled in Chandler right by Ray and Dobson. The owner is incredibly kind and personable and it’s wonderful to support a small, locally owned business.
We tried the egusi and efó riro. I am not sure what to compare to besides our Laos food since we eat a similar type of swallow and stewed dishes from my MIL.
The egusi had a rich, nutty flavor from the melon seeds that made it unique for first timers. The efó riro was full of tomatoes and spices, perfectly balanced even with a bit of kick. I’ve seen some reviews ragging on portion sizes, but I thought it was just enough for one person. We actually shared two dishes between 3 people. I will say I wish we had a bit more meat with our dishes as one leg of chicken is a bit scrimp. However, overall I recommend for anyone wanting to explore a new experience in Chandler.
… moreWe tried the egusi and efó riro. I am not sure what to compare to besides our Laos food since we eat a similar type of swallow and stewed dishes from my MIL.
The egusi had a rich, nutty flavor from the melon seeds that made it unique for first timers. The efó riro was full of tomatoes and spices, perfectly balanced even with a bit of kick. I’ve seen some reviews ragging on portion sizes, but I thought it was just enough for one person. We actually shared two dishes between 3 people. I will say I wish we had a bit more meat with our dishes as one leg of chicken is a bit scrimp. However, overall I recommend for anyone wanting to explore a new experience in Chandler.
katherine precious adedeji
If I could give this place zero, I absolutely will. First we put our order in hours before and it showed it was ready on doordash only to get there and have to wait another 30 minutes for the order and most of the order was unavailable.
Next the puff-puff was hard as a rock, it felt like it was made early or frozen and then microwaved. They advertised grilled fish and what we got was fried fish. The ayamase sauce was like a spoon and then we were given what felt like 3 cups of rice.
After a long day of sightseeing in Arizona and being excited to end the night with Nigerian food, this place was a terrible and disastrous choice. For how expensive the food is, it is a total let down!
… moreNext the puff-puff was hard as a rock, it felt like it was made early or frozen and then microwaved. They advertised grilled fish and what we got was fried fish. The ayamase sauce was like a spoon and then we were given what felt like 3 cups of rice.
After a long day of sightseeing in Arizona and being excited to end the night with Nigerian food, this place was a terrible and disastrous choice. For how expensive the food is, it is a total let down!
Doyin Adetunji
Ordered a lot of food for catering for a July 4th celebration dinner. Got the ogbono soup, stewed fish, stewed beef and yam porridge. They got my order on time and the food was so good every body left so full and happy! The ogbono was very good . The only thing I think could be improved on would be the spice level- it needed to be upped a little more. Another con is that they are expensive, but it seems like other African caters are just as expensive as they are so I guess it’s just the Pheonix market. But other than that, Thank you guys so much for coming through and making my dinner a success
… moreSaheed Bolarinwa
It was a party of three with the expectations not overly high. The amala itself was good but the ewedu, gbegiri, and red stew doesn’t go well as a combo. The red stew was obviously for white rice but maybe we came late, they did all they could to meet our order. The gbegiri looks gbegiri but tastes far away from it. And the ewedu, it was just there.
This review is not to denigrate but just to keep the owner informed of what to do better. Probably we dined 1 hour to when they close, that’s why we got what we were served. But an honest opinion is worth the recount.
… moreThis review is not to denigrate but just to keep the owner informed of what to do better. Probably we dined 1 hour to when they close, that’s why we got what we were served. But an honest opinion is worth the recount.
Prince Pelu
Great food. Great atmosphere.
As out of state visitor in the area, It was so refreshing to find a good Nigerian restaurant to relax and have a good meal after taking care of business.
Definitely recommend
… moreAs out of state visitor in the area, It was so refreshing to find a good Nigerian restaurant to relax and have a good meal after taking care of business.
Definitely recommend
Megan Cheng
Some friends and I came here for lunch, and we all enjoyed it, though it’s a little more expensive than our usual lunch outings. This was our first time trying Nigerian food, and I will be back to try other dishes!
I ordered the efo riro. While I was initially disappointed with the serving size, I left feeling full. The dish was so flavorful that I only needed small amounts of it with the poundo. The poundo itself was too hot for me to eat by hand, so fork and spoon it was, and it reminded me of a mix of mashed potatoes and mochi. I would have like a little more meat for the price though.
My friends got the Jollof spaghetti and Jollof fried rice, and I personally enjoyed the rice more than the spaghetti
… moreI ordered the efo riro. While I was initially disappointed with the serving size, I left feeling full. The dish was so flavorful that I only needed small amounts of it with the poundo. The poundo itself was too hot for me to eat by hand, so fork and spoon it was, and it reminded me of a mix of mashed potatoes and mochi. I would have like a little more meat for the price though.
My friends got the Jollof spaghetti and Jollof fried rice, and I personally enjoyed the rice more than the spaghetti
Samantha Bush
My boyfriend and I drive all the way from Tucson just for the food here. It’s so good. The girl in the front is super nice. Restaurant is very clean. And the food is amazing.
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