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Nigerian food Las Vegas is a Nigerian restaurant that serves authentic Nigerian food focusing mainly on freshly homemade dishes ranging from Egusi soup, fufu, Jollof rice, vegetables soup, okra, Ogbono’s, Banga, Owho,white rice , fish, fried plantains, beans,Ofada,stew,suya, meat and fish pepper soup and Nkobi. We are also a catering restaurant for all kind of Nigerian snacks like meat pie, chin chin, ground nuts e.t.c.
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Address: 953 E Sahara Ave E-22, Las Vegas, NV 89104
Phone: (702) 684-9023
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Reservations: nigerianfoodlv.com
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Reviews
James Church
I visited Vegas for a few days and this spot was truly one of the highlights. The food is amazing and clearly cooked with love, David is a great chef and from the first bite you can tell hes been making these dishes for most of his life.
I highly recommend checking it out. If you’re taking a rideshare it can be tricky to find but its worth it.
Also, I have a gluten allergy and of the meals are safe to eat so also a great recommendation for the gluten sensitive folks.
… moreI highly recommend checking it out. If you’re taking a rideshare it can be tricky to find but its worth it.
Also, I have a gluten allergy and of the meals are safe to eat so also a great recommendation for the gluten sensitive folks.
Brettney Samuelson
My friends and I had never had Nigerian food. We came here and the waitress was so friendly and helpful in steering us in the right direction of what to order.
The food is all made fresh to order and was delicious. It’s a little hole in the wall, not a big restaurant, and they played really good music. It’s a little expensive, but the quality and portion sizes make it well worth to the price. We left talking about how good the food was and how nice the waitress was. If you’ve ever been curious about Nigerian food you has to try!
… moreThe food is all made fresh to order and was delicious. It’s a little hole in the wall, not a big restaurant, and they played really good music. It’s a little expensive, but the quality and portion sizes make it well worth to the price. We left talking about how good the food was and how nice the waitress was. If you’ve ever been curious about Nigerian food you has to try!
Tristan Campbell
First time trying fufu and egusi soup. Got level 3 I believe and it was tasty although next time I’d go higher. Service was nice and the restaurant was cozy and I really liked the dish a lot.
It’s also in a neat little area with a great view of the strip once you walk out.
… moreIt’s also in a neat little area with a great view of the strip once you walk out.
Violet Moonwater
Amazing Nigerian food, and if you haven’t had it before she will help guide you. Get off the Strip and come eat fantastic food! Call ahead if you’re in a hurry, all food is made fresh. Homemade style.
… moregreg uloho
Food was magically delicious!! If you want authentic Nigerian cuisine, then lol no further. Whenever I travel I always look for a Nigerian restaurant to try and besides me going to Nigeria last year, this is as fresh and authentic as it gets. With it being made fresh, it will take more time to
Prepare but it’s worth it and very professional
… morePrepare but it’s worth it and very professional
leianna heeb
I won’t say I’m the best person to review Nigerian food. This is only the second place I’ve had Nigerian food and the other was in California. The food was tasty to me but very pricey therefore I don’tknow if I’ll be able to eat it often. I liked the egusi though level 3 was not spicy enough for me. My husband got the jollof rice with mixed meat which he said was a bit tough and the rice a bit too wet. The flavor was good though. The staff was friendly and the decor could be updated a bit but I don’t mind those things as much as food.
… moreChris Herrera
It was my first time trying this restaurant with my son. He loved it. He got the Egusi Soup with fufu and I got the jollof rice with chicken. Great flavors. Haven’t had a cooked meal from the mother land in a while. It brought me back . All and all good foods good atmosphere. Would definitely come back with my son.
… moreTAIWO AKINTAYO
I had a truly disappointing experience with the owner’s service. Her rudeness and lack of basic customer service skills were shocking. After we were told to expect a 55-minute wait, we were informed via text over an hour later that our food was ready. The kicker? She expected us to arrive in just 2 minutes, despite it being already 7:55 PM!
When we explained that our Uber was on the way, she had the audacity to question why she should wait for us. Seriously? She claimed to be a pharmacy, but that doesn’t excuse her unprofessional behavior. To top it all off, her own business hours on Google clearly state that they close at 9:00 PM!
This experience was not just frustrating; it was infuriating. Customer service should be a priority, and this encounter proved otherwise. I won’t be returning.
… moreWhen we explained that our Uber was on the way, she had the audacity to question why she should wait for us. Seriously? She claimed to be a pharmacy, but that doesn’t excuse her unprofessional behavior. To top it all off, her own business hours on Google clearly state that they close at 9:00 PM!
This experience was not just frustrating; it was infuriating. Customer service should be a priority, and this encounter proved otherwise. I won’t be returning.
Phillip
This place is just WOW, The Chef/ Busser/ Waiter/ all round of a guy, Mr Chinedu is incredible he’s an all round. The food is a home run with the bases loaded. I genuinely shed a tear because it reminded me of my grandma, the way he cooks is so authentic and his charisma just phenomenal. Picture this 6 people all come in at the same time, you’re the only one working and they all have different food orders, you sit everyone, happily take their orders then proceed to make it in such a quick and timely manner that everyone is satisfied and salivating, did I mention he did it by himself?
FOR THE BEST NIGERIAN FOOD IN AMERICA(U.S.A) ask Mr Chinedu to cook.
… moreFOR THE BEST NIGERIAN FOOD IN AMERICA(U.S.A) ask Mr Chinedu to cook.
Ron Daughtry
Vegas surprised me with this one. WOW! The food was incredible. The plantains were elite and the jollof rice was cooked perfectly. Love that they do spice levels from 1–10: go 3 if you’re not a heat person, go 5 if you want a real kick (and work your way up next time). Legit some of the best Nigerian food I’ve had anywhere.
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