Fork in Nigeria
$ • African, Food Trucks, Soul Food
Hours:
3696 E Main St, Columbus
(614) 966-9969
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Great food. Never had any kind of food like it before and I will say it’s in my top 3 favorite cuisine’s now. Fufu with egusi was great. Earthy and flavorful and the more you ate the more you wanted more. The cube steak meal was great too. I enjoyed the purple cabbage and the rice which was a nice big portion. The tea was lovely. Overall 9/10 will return
So delicious! I went there twice in one day!🤤 It got better as I ate it no joke😍 Would love to try their rice next. My brother says their Oxtail is really good also! I love that this place is vegan friendly so I could enjoy! There steak bites, oxtails, and chicken was very tempting to me as a vegan, it made me almost want to break my diet for a taste lol 😂 One of the chefs there has been cooking since he was 14 years old before he moved here, so you could only imagine...read full review
I got EGUSI and fufu no protein with a side of jalloff rice My EGUSI taste burnt and my rice was way to hard ... I eat this food frequently so I know the taste and this wasn't good It's a no for me
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 2 - 9PM |
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Fork in Nigeria offers an authentic Nigerian culinary experience with a variety of delectable dishes. The restaurant is renowned for its vegan options like cassava leaf stew and peanut butter stew. Guests praise the catering services, especially the Jollof Rice, Chicken Stew, Meat Pies, and Fried Plantains. Other popular dishes include oxtail stew and fufu meals with cassava and oxtails.
Visitors have enjoyed trying fufu for the first time, noting the stewed beans and plantains are super rich in flavor and cooked to perfection. The portions are generous, making the food amazing and reasonably priced. The food is often described as flavorful and satisfying, though some reviews mention that certain meats can be chewy while others are tender, and there are occasional complaints about burnt plantains and a lack of utensils with goat pepper soup.
The staff provides friendly service, and the restaurant shows a strong commitment to food culture. Overall, Fork in Nigeria remains a favorite spot for many seeking authentic Nigerian cuisine, with delicious options like fried plantains and puff puff that guests recommend trying.