Osas African Restaurant - Nigerian cuisine
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Customers' Favorites
Amala and Ogbono Soup with Shaki
Egusi Soup with Assorted Meat
Egusi Soup and Assorted Meats
Egusi Soup and Pounded Yam
EBA with Spinach Soup
Jollof Rice
Fish Pie
Recent Reviews
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Mama Osas is a true African Queen. So kind, talented, and professional.
The flavor of her cuisine is top tier. It is a family atmosphere.
One of my favorite dishes is Fresh Fish (catfish filet), with jalof rice, red stew, and plantains 😋.
The restaurant is nice and cozy. You’ll need to plan ahead for large groups or order for catering.
The flavor of her cuisine is top tier. It is a family atmosphere.
One of my favorite dishes is Fresh Fish (catfish filet), with jalof rice, red stew, and plantains 😋.
The restaurant is nice and cozy. You’ll need to plan ahead for large groups or order for catering.
If I could give this place a million stars, I would! Food was the best I’ve ever had. Staff was so nice and homey. We were in Chicago for a week and this place was the highlight of our trip. My husband is Nigerian and it was his first time having such good Nigerian food in the states after trying to find bitter leaf soup in many other places in Ohio. We had bitter leaf soup, egusi soup, okra soup, jollof rice and red stew. Everything was beyond delicious!
The Egusi soup was phenomenal and exquisite! First time trying Nigerian food and it was the best. Because of this restaurant my interest in African cuisine has grown. The service was exceptional and they were even kind enough to teach us how to eat with our hands.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Osas African Restaurant serves Nigerian cuisine. The Okra Soup with Tilapia fish can be hit or miss, but when it's good, it's delicious. This family-owned restaurant offers sizable portions and a unique cultural experience, with staff happy to show diners traditional eating customs. The ambiance is simple, but the food is worth trying, with fast, affordable, and well-cooked dishes. The service is friendly, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing, making it a great find for those looking to try Nigerian food. Diners enjoyed the beef Egusi with Amala, finding it delicious and worth coming back for. The family atmosphere and family owned aspect contribute to a good experience.