Theee absolute best African food ever, my daughter and I buy food here so often!!! This is our favorite spot (simply a treat for us) the people at the restaurant are extremely nice. I love this restaurant 10/10 for sure!!! We get the egusi soup (vegetarian) and Fufu…
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marla Issac
Great atmosphere and food. One of my go-to spots for a good African meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gari Egusi Vegetables Soup with Cow Feet, Fufu and Goat Stew, Coconut Rice
Joy Coker
Yuuuuum! Edikiankong and Ugba with stockfish ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Danisha Seals
I get the fufu and egusi every time with no meat I’m just so addicted bout to be on my way now and get some.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aundria Chavers
2 stars because I had nice size fish , but fish did not taste fresh . Very small amount of egusi & efo for 20$ , fufu was very lumpy not fully cooked had some black stuff on it was not
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Ruchi O
Outstanding food services, authentic Nigerian food with nice men background music. We enjoyed it and plan to repeat.
Chinenye E.
Vee Vee is one of the most consistent Nigerian restaurants in Chicago. It's always good, service is top notch, and the vibes are always amazing!
Britnye Dickson
This is not even Nigerian food. The food was absolutely disgusting and not edible. No flavor at all. Never coming back here, I advise no one to go here. Not authentic.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Rohan D.
The food ranges from very good to okay, and there is a lot of variance here. The service varies from slow to the speed of glaciers. What did the snail say when hitching a ride on top of the turtle? "WWWwweeeeeeeeee!" Service is faster than a snail's pace, and maybe typical for a SubSaharan West African place. My people are slow like this too, it's kind of an equatorial speed. They are friendly, both the workers and the other customers. They make my favorite well, peanut soup and fufu with fried fish. They often get orders wrong, repeat yourself and make the waiter repeat your order (well it still may not be correct but give yourself your best shot at getting what you want). Their Jollof rice is good but not the best I've had in Chicago. I've lived in Milwaukee for almost 20 years now, and what I miss most about Chicago is the wide choices in International cuisine. Some fellow on Tik Tok is eating "around the world in Chicago" and I don't know which Nigerian restaurant he chose but there's at least 7 and they are all good with the food and slow with the service. Another problem they all seem to have, this one too, is opening late and closing randomly. Anyway, worth the 70 mile drive for me and if they aren't open, the competition is nearby.
MICHAEL MIcks
So so experience. It could be so much better but they still haven’t figured it out
I love the consistency but I feel some meals can be better especially the yam poridge. It feels like just yam and stew and the yam is strong. The jollow rice too sometimes has too much oil but I love the poundo, so soft and succulent.
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pepper Soup
Ashera Grossett
Horrible food … horrible waiter . His attitude is horrible I guess he is the cook. The Owner is nice . Prices are too much . I ate and paid $25 smh and left ! The stew was small portion.. it tasted like ravioli. The tomatoe flavor base was way too much. It was not authentic as I know Naija food to be . Will not go back .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
gamingwith kitty (Googly cat)
All i order is the moin moin. But i am rarely disappointed. I love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
robert smith
FOOD WAS AMAZING WE HAD THE CHICKEN AND GOAT JOLLOF RICE AND KT WAS SOO GOOD. ALSO WE HAD FUFU AND UGUSI AND IT SENT US INTO ANOTHER WORLD WITH THE FLAVORS
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Patrice M.
Food is delicious. Didn't wait too long for food to get to me I'll def be ordering from here in the future
Theee absolute best African food ever, my daughter and I buy food here so often!!! This is our favorite spot (simply a treat for us) the people at the restaurant are extremely nice. I love this restaurant 10/10 for sure!!! We get the egusi soup (vegetarian) and Fufu…
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great atmosphere and food. One of my go-to spots for a good African meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gari Egusi Vegetables Soup with Cow Feet, Fufu and Goat Stew, Coconut Rice
Yuuuuum! Edikiankong and Ugba with stockfish ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I get the fufu and egusi every time with no meat I’m just so addicted bout to be on my way now and get some.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
2 stars because I had nice size fish , but fish did not taste fresh . Very small amount of egusi & efo for 20$ , fufu was very lumpy not fully cooked had some black stuff on it was not
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Outstanding food services, authentic Nigerian food with nice men background music. We enjoyed it and plan to repeat.
Vee Vee is one of the most consistent Nigerian restaurants in Chicago. It's always good, service is top notch, and the vibes are always amazing!
This is not even Nigerian food. The food was absolutely disgusting and not edible. No flavor at all. Never coming back here, I advise no one to go here. Not authentic.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food ranges from very good to okay, and there is a lot of variance here. The service varies from slow to the speed of glaciers. What did the snail say when hitching a ride on top of the turtle? "WWWwweeeeeeeeee!" Service is faster than a snail's pace, and maybe typical for a SubSaharan West African place. My people are slow like this too, it's kind of an equatorial speed. They are friendly, both the workers and the other customers. They make my favorite well, peanut soup and fufu with fried fish. They often get orders wrong, repeat yourself and make the waiter repeat your order (well it still may not be correct but give yourself your best shot at getting what you want). Their Jollof rice is good but not the best I've had in Chicago. I've lived in Milwaukee for almost 20 years now, and what I miss most about Chicago is the wide choices in International cuisine. Some fellow on Tik Tok is eating "around the world in Chicago" and I don't know which Nigerian restaurant he chose but there's at least 7 and they are all good with the food and slow with the service. Another problem they all seem to have, this one too, is opening late and closing randomly. Anyway, worth the 70 mile drive for me and if they aren't open, the competition is nearby.
So so experience. It could be so much better but they still haven’t figured it out
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
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I love the consistency but I feel some meals can be better especially the yam poridge. It feels like just yam and stew and the yam is strong. The jollow rice too sometimes has too much oil but I love the poundo, so soft and succulent.
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pepper Soup
Horrible food … horrible waiter . His attitude is horrible I guess he is the cook. The Owner is nice . Prices are too much . I ate and paid $25 smh and left ! The stew was small portion.. it tasted like ravioli. The tomatoe flavor base was way too much. It was not authentic as I know Naija food to be . Will not go back .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
All i order is the moin moin. But i am rarely disappointed. I love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
FOOD WAS AMAZING WE HAD THE CHICKEN AND GOAT JOLLOF RICE AND KT WAS SOO GOOD. ALSO WE HAD FUFU AND UGUSI AND IT SENT US INTO ANOTHER WORLD WITH THE FLAVORS
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is delicious. Didn't wait too long for food to get to me I'll def be ordering from here in the future