Suya Outpost

This is a new restaurant. If you want something different, try this food out. The restroom was clean and the eating area was spotless.Everyone was friendly and the food was great. Remember the sauce they make is spicy, but I refer mild. Meat pies are homemade.

I love, love their empanadas!!! The dough is to die for and it’s huge! The meat inside is delicious and tender with the right amount of seasoning.My husband got the burrito and the size of it is for two people. It’s packed with great tasting meat, rice and veggies! Your serving of protein, veggies and carbs in every bite! Yum! The best thing is they cook their food with love and passion and you can taste it! The restaurant is also very clean and the staff are very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend!

If you like cava and chipotle and mod pizza and subway you will like this. Everything is ready and you can watch them prepare your entree right there in front of you. My family loves those type of places. Like if you want more or less lettuce I am sure can ask for more. (There might be a extra charge). But you get the concept. This bowl was delicious they gave me two cups of sauce. I tried one chicken and one beef empanadas. My family will like this spot. Quick and easy and fresh and somewhat healthy options. The staff was very knowledgeable and nice. I got mine to go. If u do have a nut allergy they do have warning so something in the kitchen has nuts.

We came here about 2weeks ago. The customer service was OUTSTANDING! The 2 ladies up front was very patient and knowledgeable about the menu. The only thing I didn't like was how expensive the Sunkist was, it was like $4 for this bottle. We ordered a meat pie, jollof, and a burrito.

Ordered the Stake Suya bowl, The flavors are on point! perfect amount of spice & other flavors and the plantains just brings it all together wonderfully, my only gripe is that the beef was a little on the tough end but the flavors make up for it. The Beef Patty was delicious. cant wait to try more of their menu!

Y’all… I just tried this new Nigerian spot and whewww! It’s giving CAVA meets Chipotle — but with a whole Nigerian twist. When I walked in, the place was completely empty, so I was lowkey nervous. Clean, but completely empty. The food looked super fresh, but not gonna lie… it looked kinda flavorless, so my expectations dropped a little. The young man serving me was very polite & took his time answering my questions. I got the steak bowl, and let me tell you — the steak looked dry and unseasoned, but baby… I was WRONG. I also asked for extra spice on the side and the sauce they use for the sandwiches — get that sauce!! It takes everything to another level. Took my food to go, still unsure… but y’all, the way I tore that bowl UP at home?! The plantains, the steak, jollof rice, mixed veggies, and that sauce combo?! 🔥 They’re really on to something. This place is about to blow up overnight, just watch. Only thing I’d suggest — they should add cucumber and maybe one more veggie as a topping option, and they need to give out that magic sauce automatically. Like, don’t make folks have to ask for greatness!

The first bite transported me back to Nigeria! The spice is just right. The meat pies are large! Thank you for having such tasty food.

I tried Suya Outpost for the first time a couple months ago. The Staff greeted me and had great energy, the food was delicious and very filling (which is very rare because I eat once a day) but this one of the few restaurants I've tried where I can't finish my entire meal. The owner and the staff is also there frequently checking on the customers to ensure they are having a great experience which I appreciate and think is really important. And the Food is HEALTHY and never makes my stomach hurt which is hard to find these days. So for anyone who's looking for a new restaurant to add to your rotation or want someone new to try I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Suya Outpost.

Tasty, very good, healthy. Good service. Best location I like that place. I think everyone like

If you're looking for a healthier but flavorful and filling meal.. this is a great option! It's like an Uburrito/Chipotle... but with Nigerian jollof rice, creamy delicious black beans, sweet plantains and your choice of beef or chicken! I learned that Suya is a dry spice (mild or spicy) that you enjoy on top of your food so definitely give it a try if you're in the Humble area! Also, the owners were very sweet and explained the menu and how the plantains and empanadas aren't fried... so that's a plus being that it's so much better for us... so awesome! Check their website for the detail menu and go support!

My lady and I were excited to try this new South African casual dining spot after being drawn in by its vibrant, culturally rich website. Unfortunately, the experience didn't match the promise and left us underwhelmed. Food I ordered the Suya steak bowl, expecting bold spices and flame-kissed flavor. What I got instead was a severely overcooked, well-done steak. Dry, lacking any char, and completely void of that signature Suya kick. Honestly, it was borderline disrespectful to the dish's origin. The plantains were uninspired and basic. The jollof rice was surprisingly solid -- easily the best part of the meal. Service I'm someone who truly values great service. It can redeem a meal. Sadly, that wasn't the case here. There was no greeting when I walked in and no acknowledgment. I stood behind two other guests as a lone staff member silently prepared their order at a snail's pace. Eventually, a manager had to summon another staff member from the back, who arrived looking disengaged and unprepared. Ambiance The atmosphere felt sterile, almost like a hospital cafeteria. For a concept rooted in the rich culture and vibrancy of South Africa, it lacked any visual or emotional warmth. The colorful spirit of the website was completely absent in the physical space. There's potential here, and I want to root for this place, but the gap between what's marketed and what's delivered is too wide to ignore. I hope they can lean more into the authenticity of the cuisine and elevate both the hospitality and ambiance to match the vision they're selling online.

It seems like a fairly new establishment as the restaurant was clean and well lit. I got the steak bowl but I was not a fan. The issue was the meat. It was tough and not really marinated that well. The meat reminded me of low quality stew meat that was pan fried until brown and then thrown into the bowl. The second thing I got was the plantains, again, not seasoned and I believe they were air fried which gave them a dried out toughness to them. One more thing I discovered after I got home, I kept smelling Suya Outpost and couldn't sniff out where the smell was coming from. I found it ON MY SHIRT. My clothes were inundated with smokey paprika and wood.

I love, love their empanadas!!! The dough is to die for and it's huge! The meat inside is delicious and tender with the right amount of seasoning.My husband got the burrito and the size of it is for two people. It's packed with great tasting and tender meat, rice and veggies! Your serving of protein, veggies and carbs in every bite! Yum! The best thing is they cook their food with love and passion and you can taste it! The restaurant is also very clean and the staff are very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Food was hot, delicious, and very well seasoned. There was a good amount of steak buried under the lettuce.

Saw an ig post from the Houston Chronicle and was intrigued! Suya Outpost is reminiscent of a Nigerian Chipotle. Walking in it's unassuming, nicely decorated, with plenty of seating to have lunch, grab a bite with family or friends or even get some work in. You can choose a bowl, burrito, salad, or sandwich with your personalized choice of meats, beans, veggies, and such. Everything was yummy. They kept asking me about my spice preference and if I had any peanut allergies so I guess beware if that's you. I ordered the beef empanada. It was delicious warm, flaky, with a tiny hit of spiced beef and veggies pastry snacky snack in route home. When I got home I devoured a 1/4 of the bowl, it's a large portion AND I'd eaten the beef empanada on the way home. I tried to eat it in sections to try everything individually, wonderful and amazing. But the perfect bite is the mix of sweet plantain, beans, and both meats! It's heaven in bowl. I was taken aback by the lack of cheese and sauce, because I'm accustomed to well Chipotle, but with the soft sweet plantain you don't need it nor will your mouth miss it. The lack of both cheese and sauce allows the bits to not get soggy and maintain their yummy integrity when you go back for more. The portions are definitely shareable. Next time, and there will be a next time, I want to try the plantain chips and the sweet potato cheesecake. Try something different, your tastebuds will thank you!

food was good but Christine's customer service and hospitality were even better! I'd definitely go back I love the sweetness the plantain adds to the bowls