Abula HotPot
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I’m visiting Houston and absolutely had to return. The abula is 10/10 and I don’t even like amala so I’m surprised by how much I enjoyed it.
This is an amazing restaurant. If you’re looking for a reason to go… Please do. The atmosphere was amazing and the food is just great. Deffo some of the best abula I’ve had in Houston. Especially if you’re Nigerian looking for that back home feel, this is it.
This is one of the best Nigerian restaurants in Houston. The way everything is set up, from the mini Karaoke station, to the sinks where you can wash your hands... Everything is phenomenal. The food is amazing. I will begin patronizing them and they certainly have a fan in me. We ate everything. Like my plate was wiped clean. That was how good it was. I am in love. And kudos to the owners.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 10PM |
Abula HotPot is the best spot for authentic Nigerian food, serving real pounded yam and fresh amala with gbegiri. Customers appreciate the nostalgic feeling, cool atmosphere, and friendly staff. This restaurant is considered the top amala spot in Houston, known for its amazing food and superb service that won't disappoint. Diners enjoy the tasty meals, large portion sizes, and reasonable prices. The food comes out piping hot, adding to the enjoyable experience. Guests have mentioned the quick service and the friendly environment, enhancing their dining experience. With nice old school Naija music playing softly, the ambiance feels homely.
The space is large enough to host parties, and it is clean, making it welcoming for families and kids. While it doesn't have many vegetarian options, fried plantains are available. Many guests have found the prices to be very affordable for specialty meals, despite inflation. Though some dishes may be a bit oily, the flavors are top-notch. Popular menu items include crispy fried fish, meat pie, and the standout egusi soup with pounded yam, which many customers have praised. Overall, Abula HotPot offers a delightful dining experience that encourages return visits, making it a must-visit for anyone wanting to explore Nigerian culture through food.