Daddy O Suya Spot

African restaurant · Elephant and Castle

Daddy O Suya Spot

African restaurant · Elephant and Castle

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Castle Square, 40 Elephant Rd, London SE17 1EU, United Kingdom

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Authentic African meals, jollof rice, pepper soup, fast service  

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Castle Square, 40 Elephant Rd, London SE17 1EU, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

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Castle Square, 40 Elephant Rd, London SE17 1EU, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 7833 253472

£10–20

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Aug 8, 2025

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Where to Find West African Suya in London | Eater London

"Oliajide Agbede’s stall in the moat of Elephant and Castle is dedicated to broader Nigerian cuisine — fufu and eba, leafy nutty egusi soup, and fiery beef stews — but it’s his suya that brings people in. Seasoned and charred, the chicken suya is then reheated, chopped on the bone, and sprinkled with yaji, aromatic with ginger, freshly ground chiles and possibly cumin that is redolent of the spice mix used for Chinese skewers. Gizzard suya is made fresh and doused in an oily marinade containing onions and peppers. A double portion is £2 and can be mopped up with a Nigerian bun for 50p — a delicious dough dumpling with a crunchy outer crust of sugar, that offers a plain, sweet ballast to the gizzard’s fire and funk: simply, one of the best things possible to buy with £2.50 in London." - Jonathan Nunn

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Nneka McGill

Google
Food was really tasty and authentic. Ate the Jollof rice with fried beef and Plantains also had some assorted meat pepper soup which was quite good and delicious. Service was good and super fast. Owner seems to be a humble business man and ready to please. I will definitely to back.

Lola Vassallo-Rand

Google
I first came here last summer and i fell in love! I came again during February of this year and was still so pleased with my experience. I ate inside for the first time and they were so nice and the experience was so authentic! I will be coming back this summer again :))

Cedric Nudee

Google
This is our second African food spot and it was incredibly delicious, I’ve always wanted to try new dishes and I wish I tried it sooner!! Home made food is always the best, and this place delivers that vibe, I highly recommend this restaurant :))

Jenny

Google
Jollof rice w chicken was amazing and so were the fried snacks. Great value for ~£10 and really friendly owners

Caroline L. Maschka

Google
Such kind service! Let us stay 45min after closing to finish. And food was amazing :) thank you!

Cyrus Ng

Google
Sarah is super friendly and helpful. The food she makes is delicious!

Tiffany Nhan

Google
Really sweet and friendly owners! The food was so tasty and delicious, felt very authentic. We got pounded yam with the egusi and ocra soup, and the jollof rice! Highly recommended.

Livia

Google
Me and my partner came here and stumbled across this hidden gem. The owner was so lovely and welcoming, he shared some recommendations. We had the jollof rice with chicken, and pounded yam, creamed spinach and beef - super generous portions and we absolutely loved it. So flavourful with a good level of spice. Would definitely recommend this place to others and we’ll be sure to come back for more.