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“I cannot believe it took me so long to discover this place. But I discovered last summer and have been a huge fan ever since! The food is always hot and fresh. Ms. Christine is always pleasant and she knows exactly what I want. I absolutely love the jerk chicken/wings with rice and peas and cabbage. I have NEVER been disappointed.

The establishment is always clean!“

“I ordered the fried pork chop dinner with rice, gravy and cabbage. The pork chops are just like I like them... extra crispy! Very flavorful and delicious!! I highly recommend them!😍😍“

“The owner was warm and welcoming, which I genuinely appreciated. Unfortunately, the quality of the meal didn’t match the hospitality. Once I got home and opened my order, disappointment quickly set in.

The meat portions were extremely small, practically pebble-sized, and many pieces were bony and lacked substance. The cow skin was so tough it was inedible. I had no choice but to throw it away. Only the tripe and one piece of cow skin were passable.

I initially hesitated to write this review. But after reading another customer’s complaint about the same issue posted nine months ago, it became clear that feedback isn’t being taken seriously. That’s troubling. If a concern has been raised and ignored for that long, it suggests the business isn’t listening to its customers.

Beyond the portion size, the stew was overwhelmingly spicy. While spice is integral to Nigerian cuisine, it’s common sense to ask customers about their spice tolerance or offer a milder option. Assuming all Africans or Nigerians can handle extreme heat is not only inaccurate, but also inconsiderate.

Dining at Nigerian restaurants in Maryland often feels like a gamble. Between the undersized meat, the tough cow skin, and the unchecked spice level, I wasted both time and money.

To make matters worse, the music inside the restaurant was excessively loud. And the Afrobeat videos playing on the screens featured semi-nude women, content that’s inappropriate for a public space frequented by families and children. This should be common knowledge. You wouldn’t walk into an American or Chinese restaurant and see music videos with nearly naked performers. They understand that a restaurant is a place for dining, not a nightclub. I still don't understand the need for those Afrobeat music videos with seminude women in a restaurant. It does not make sense. It has to be a Maryland thing. Whoever started that trend should be fined!

Nigerian restaurants have so much potential, but the standard often feels rough. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, though based on the pattern of dismissing past concerns, I’m not optimistic.“

“I've been eating there for over 20 yrs. I travel all the way from Columbia and well worth it. They are the best.“

“I went to Hip Hop Fish & Chicken on Liberty Road and was genuinely impressed by the flavor and quality of the dishes. The fish was crispy and not greasy, while the chicken had an ideal golden crunch that was just perfect.

I was mostly impressed with the seasoning of the food: bold, flavorful, and crafted with care.. The sides honestly tasted better than the main dish. The mac and cheese enhanced the meal beautifully.

I will be returning during my winter break back home and definitely recommend it to friends.“

“The food is delicious and the employees are courteous. The rib tips are best I’ve had in Maryland. The bourbon chicken is very delicious too. They only have two tables for dine in so if you are with a large group then it’s better to take out.

Definitely the best Chinese restaurant I’ve been to in Maryland.“