Nii-Adu African Bukateria
African restaurant · Haverford North ·

Nii-Adu African Bukateria

African restaurant · Haverford North ·

Beef in spicy red sauce, jollof rice, egusi soup

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Nii-Adu African Bukateria by EMILY SCHINDLER
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by EMILY SCHINDLER
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null
Nii-Adu African Bukateria by null

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4070 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Get directions

$10–20

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4070 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Get directions

+1 215 796 9220

$10–20

Features

restroom
comfort food
small plates
lunch
dinner
popular for lunch
popular for dinner
popular for solo dining

Last updated

Nov 29, 2025

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Where To Get Food From The African Diaspora In Philly - Philadelphia - The Infatuation

"This neighborhood African spot on Lancaster Ave. has a menu with everything from egusi soup to jollof rice. But when we pull up to one of their red booths or take something home (and sneak bites between stop signs), we go with their beef in spicy red sauce. It’s a chunky mix of red peppers, habanero, curry, and tomato that you should order with a side of their softball-sized banku. Make sure you get a nice portion of cassava in each bite, as it adds a little sweetness to the roasted beef and mildly spicy stew." - candis mclean

https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/guides/where-to-taste-the-african-diaspora-in-philly
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Where To Get Food From The African Diaspora In Philly

"This neighborhood African spot on Lancaster Ave. has a menu with everything from egusi soup to jollof rice. But when we pull up to one of their red booths or take something home (and sneak bites between stop signs), we go with their beef in spicy red sauce. It’s a chunky mix of red peppers, habanero, curry, and tomato that you should order with a side of their softball-sized banku. Make sure you get a nice portion of cassava in each bite, as it adds a little sweetness to the roasted beef and mildly spicy stew." - candis mclean

https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/guides/where-to-taste-the-african-diaspora-in-philly
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Nii-Adu African Bukateria - Review - West Philadelphia - Philadelphia - The Infatuation

"This neighborhood African spot on Lancaster Ave. has a menu with everything from egusi soup to jollof rice. But when we pull up to one of their red booths or take something home (and definitely sneak bites between stop signs), we go with their beef in spicy red sauce. It’s a chunky mix of red peppers, habanero, curry, and tomato that you should order with a side of their softball-sized banku. Make sure you put a nice portion of the cassava dough dumpling in each spoonful, as it adds a little sweetness to the roasted beef and mildly spicy stew." - Candis R. McLean

https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/reviews/nii-adu-african-bukateria
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Nii-Adu African Bukateria

Sophiya Karki

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It was my first time trying this cuisine so i don’t know how the food tastes. But the food was okay. The atmosphere in there was not great but the lady working there was genuinely nice. Also they only take cash.

Chris Harper

Google
The food here was very good. The owner is super nice and was adamant about warning me of the spice. I'm jamaican and it did not bother me at all. The inside could use an update, but the food is "bussin." I got the jollof rice and lamb.

Addie Ajayi

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If you’re looking for good Nigerian food, this place is not the right place to order. I wasted $200 ordering platters of jollof, fried rice, moin moin, pepper stew, and egusi. Only the egusi was ok. Everything else wasn’t good. The moin moin was some greyish color and didn’t taste like moin moin. Do not waste your money!

sayidda James

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Ordered Fufu and Egusi soup for the first. The food was very tasty. The owner is very nice.

Ashley Burns

Google
Highly recommended she take cash in cash app.

Johnetta Gay

Google
Delicious Very friendly lady that cooks the food

christon petite

Google
I came here trying to find Good African food. I thought the food was fine. It was extremely slow and only one person working the entire restaurant. She was nice but there's only but so much she can do. Because I had to wait a long time for my food I got to see things that I didn't want to see. There were roaches casually roaming around the kitchen, on the counters and such.

Faruq Washington

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This is one of my nearby food places in West restaurants restaurants restaurants that I know I can come here and be fed and they work with you regarding pricing and also they are very family oriented and I would recommend anyone to come here specially for those love African places Best African Nigerian and I will sincerely appreciate your services And customer service as well