Bisi Restaurant - Nigerian cuisine

Miss Kay

Tried Nigerian food for first time. I was really excited to try pounded yam(fufu) and egusi soup. To describe fufu, it tastes like mashed potatoes but dough like. The egusi soup? OMG it gets better every time I took a bite. The flavor is soooo good that even when I put it away for leftovers, my palate could not forget the taste. Only hangup was some big chunk of white meat chicken was tough and dry. I'd prefer dark meat chicken ...but soup is really good. The jollof rice was really good and the plantains as well. I can't wait to try some more. Advice to those interested would be to order at least an hour before pick-up. In the end, It was definitely worth the wait and money.

Oluwafemi Abraham

Was looking for some Nigeria taste at my assigned job location and boom more than luck to have a great bite. Pretty nice place.

Janet Alvira Rivera

I seen all these good reviews about the egusi soup and fufu the fufu was not prepared correctly it was like sticky dough and the egusi soup was good chicken was a little tough and the beef was tender and A little expensive for the portion

Fanele Mbatha

My favorite place!! They’re food is amazing I always get carry out the food is always hot it’s freshly prepared the portions are big the flavor is always good the owner is great ! They always busy but you gonna get your food on time I love them and you won’t regret it