Aduke Nigerian kitchen
$$ • African, Vegan, Vegetarian
Hours:
88 11th Ave W, Newark
(213) 261-0737
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Very disappointed. Waited over 15 mins to get the food to the table which was clearly old food. Food was COLD!
All the tables were dirty with used plates so hardly anywhere to sit. More customers arrived they couldn’t sit because no tables were cleared. 😩
Now I feel unwell…. Sadly will not be returning here. Health and safety warning ⚠️ definitely low standards.
Why leave ONE young girl to mange the WHOLE restaurant irresponsible owner!!! And it’s...read full review
Very good tasting food, very friendly and awesome portion size plates.
My first time eating egusi stew and fufu was on 2-4-21 and I loved it been back 3 times since then! A great first impression and taste brought me back. My coworker I referred enjoyed it, as well. 😋
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Aduke Nigerian Kitchen offers authentic and high-quality Nigerian food, making it a popular choice for those craving this cuisine or wanting to try something new. Located near LAX, it attracts many travelers. The restaurant features a variety of flavorful and spicy stews, savory pastries, and Jollof rice. One of their dishes is the Egusi Stew, made with Egusi melon seeds, dark spinach leaves, red bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, garlic, ginger, and alligator pepper, resulting in a smoky seafood flavor. Customers can choose between beef, goat, chicken, or fish to go with the stew. Fufu, a round white ball made of boiled yam that has been pounded, is served as a starchy "swallow" for scooping up the stew. The small dining area has around a dozen tables, and parking is available in four spots by the front door and on the street. Recent reviews highlight that the food is flavorful and filling, with the egusi stew with goat and fufu being especially praised. The Jollof rice is also flavorful with a masterful use of tomato, and many customers enjoy the vegetables and plantains served as sides. While the beef patty was considered just okay, the overall food quality is praised, especially the veggies and the stew. The restaurant's location is convenient, and paying with cash sometimes includes a free drink, though some have experienced issues with change. The service is described as chill and friendly, and the restaurant has a nice atmosphere that could be great for a night out. Despite some inconsistencies noted in past reviews, recent feedback indicates that Aduke Nigerian Kitchen remains a favorite for authentic Nigerian dishes.