Blessinglicious (Nigerian Street Food)

Very clean, efficient and accommodating. I had 2 events outside of this restaurants operating hours and they were able to meet my requirements effortlessly. Hot and delicious, I will definitely be coming back.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Had a lovely and fun dinner with my sister and childhood friend! the Suya chicken was juicyy and the Jollof rice was so good with it🤌🏽. The chicken was topped with extra seasoning, and the rice had the level of spiciness i was looking for👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽.(Spicy Food Lovers will enjoy👀)

The Fried Plantain was fresh, crispy, and soft on the inside🥹 delicious!💖✨️. we'll definitely be returning~

Dietary restrictions: they use Halal meats!!!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: 3 Suya Chicken, Fried Plantain

Everything on the menu simply exquisite.

Parking: Canadian Tire or street parking

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food tastes great and it's unique
It's cold and drizzling outside
So that added to my experience

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ok. I wasn't going to do a review but after seeing another person's review saying they had the owner reply with passive aggressiveness. Then I definitely will leave an HONEST review. I ordered three dishes from this place. A rice dish, the egusi and fufu and one that has chicken hearts and peppers.

The only edible one was the grizodo. I think that's what it's called. The flavour was okay and it wasn't super spicy or off-putting.

I was excited to try the egusi and fufu. But I couldn't eat it. I was very fishy and had little bones in it. How does one eat the fufu, dip it in the stew and eat the bones as well? The flavour was very bad. I threw most of the food out.

The rice was super spicy, and the chicken that came with it was dry. It wasn't fresh, obviously reheated.

I am a caterer and I am a trained Chef as well. This food was NOT IT. 1/10.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The reviews definitely were NOT LYING. I walked into this restaurant and was immediately greeted nicely by the gentlemen. Very respectful and polite (something u e never seen from all these other naija restaurants).

The young lady that handed me my food at the end was also very polite and courteous. I’m ver very impressed with their customer service…keep up the good work.

Atmosphere is ok…not really a date vibe atmosphere but then again it’s a street food so it makes sense.

Now the food…a bit pricy for the portion but ver delicious. The jollof rice is surprisingly the best Smokey jollof I’ve had in any GTA restaurant…and it is even better than my jollof and I’m a really good cook lol. The suya chicken was ok though. The gizzard was spicy but nice…but the dodo had no sweetness at all…but maybe it was my taste bud from the zobo I had.

The Zion was good but for something that was suppose to be a large looked like a small and way too pricy…but it was good and natural. I wanted to support but I don’t think I’ll pay that price again for zobo lol.

Overall I had a great experience with this restaurant and will definitely be returning. When I posted this on my IG I got so much DM of people asking me where I got it but I told them this is not sponsored unless they are tryna bring me with them to buy me some food before I release the location lol. But I finished my food sooo good 😋

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 5

Service: 5

The jollof rice is not overly cooked and doesn't stick together, that's the way I love my jollof. The spices in the suya chicken intergate together to give it a unique flavor 😋 the fried Yam is very crisp 👌 the puff puff is not overly soaked in oil which makes it healthy for a fit fam like me.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I ordered their pepper soup on uber eats due to me being a little under the weather and it was very salty and inedible. After seeing my review, they blamed it on my taste buds and let a very passive aggressive message. So not so great food and service. I definitely don’t recommend.

Food: 1

Service: 1

Portion is outrageously small, atleast food tastes good

Food: 2

I was extremely upset with the lack of customer service from this restaurant. I ordered cat fish pepper soup on DoorDash for $30.99 + tip and taxes. Then the restaurant called me to let me know that they don’t actually have the Cat Fish Pepper soup which I was looking forward to having. So then I asked well can you just replace it with whatever soup is there this one time as this mistake is from the restaurant and not the customer as you are the ones who made the dish available on door dash. She said no we “can’t” do that and they wanted me to go back and reorder the other soup to pay more money. The other soup was a Goat meat pepper soup for about $35-36 dollars. I don’t understand why they couldn’t just give me the other soup this one time and I’ve ordered from them a few times before but now I won’t order again.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 1

Ordered the Asun on UberEats for $26.99 and it tasted fine. However I was extremely disappointed by what was delivered given what I paid for. If I were to order again I would have to go in person because I could have used the $32.50 I paid for a full meal. Very disappointed.

We have been to several nigerian resturants in the city, and the egusi here is the most authentic the most delicious in toronto.congrats

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

You gotta try their food. It delivers wonders to your taste buds. On top of that, David is just an amazing guy, welcoming and kind hearted. Come and check em out, you will not regret it

Best Nigerian food in Toronto.

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Jollof Rice Suya Chicken and Gizdodo, Puff Puff, Meat Pie, Beans and Plantain Porridge, Sausage Roll

The fried rice was too salty

Food: 2

Service: 5