Eko Kitchen - African Restaurant

I've dined and had takeouts here over the past couple years. On a recent occasion, I had a delivery with an item missing. I called and the owner was very apologetic. On my next order, they added an extra meal of even greater value. I'm always delighted about the service and the food is always well flavored and seasoned. I'll be back again.

Very welcoming and friendly restaurant close to town centre. Jollof Rice was great, with fried plantain and we each had with goat meat and chicken which tasted very good and with just the right amount of pepper. All was very good, I'll happily drop in again to try some other food from the menu - hopefully that can be their Edo black soup when that gets on the menu.

Visited this place five years ago and was glad to see it still around on my latest visit. I had the egusi + fufu and puff puff. The food was good but like other reviews state I did hear the microwave a few times and the price could be better for the amount of food. Other than that, it satisfied my craving!

Tucked away in the beautiful Cambridge, this Nigerian restaurant caters for all groups of people from Nigerian to Caucasian and back 😁 Visited yesterday with family and friends and we had a nice time, quite comfortable seating area not spectacular. They had the social distancing guidelines in place, best to place your order like 45mins before arrival (this reduces the waiting time). Also uses deliveroo service. The peppersoup was fantastic, they use less salt and spice levels are highly controlled to your specifications which is good because you can then increase this to suit you 😊 apparently the 'suya' is a must-have The food was good (not the best that I have had) and quantity was good for the pricing, wide variety of options to choose from including the drinks and the owners are a very pleasant couple. Could be abit tidier but still clean so no issues. Location is not a problem as long as you use a sat nav however parking can be an issue as no designated spot. There is a toilet available but again quite small, looks like it serves dual purpose of both storage area and restroom. Overall, would recommend to try it out 👍🏼

Portions are laughable I don’t think I would ever order from here again. I even bought extra chicken and beef for like 6£ and look what I got🤦‍♂️. Ibr you’re better off buying the ingredients and looking on YouTube for tutorials.

Looking for something different to eat and a quick Google search brought up this. The place was empty and the staff seemed a little surprised to see us to be honest. Maybe they don't get too many white fellas in here. The staff were very friendly and bubbly. We ordered the jollof rice and and asked for a recommendation of meat to have with it. The young lady suggested goat and I'm glad she did because although small it was delicious. When I'm next in the area I'll be back for more.

Currently staying at a hospital, so this was our second time ordering from Ẹkọ Kitchen via Uber Eats. The first time, we ordered ayamase and rice. It tasted really nice and we glad to see that it came with fried plantain. However, we found the rice portion to be a little small, so we paid SIX POUND STERLINGS for an extra portion of PLAIN BOILED RICE and we're very disappointed to see the tiny portion that arrived.... Such a shame... Apart from that, the ayamase sauce is a fair amount and tastes good.

I ordered the egusi soup and gari - which cost about £23. The soup was tasty but the portion size is ridiculously small - not good value for money at all. The restaurant should be embarrassed supplying that portion size for the price charged.