Suya & Co (suya and shisha) — Restaurant in Maitama

We had a mix platter Suya with chicken and beef with masala to accompany it and few drinks, soft. The masala, beef and chicken was like it was out of the fridge, everything would have been lovely if you get small heat from the food. My friend was trying out masala for the first time but it was disappointing that the food was interesting anymore and I was struggling to finish it. The chef wanted to remedy his image after he noticed our complaints by giving a complementary taste of whatever TF they served us with but it was hot and it taste really good. I enjoyed that one better than the mix platter we had. We had more than our fill and couldn't move after eating thanks to the cold meal. We had to enjoy the Senegal vs Cameron AFCON 2024 game thank to our very own Onana before leaving but if I do happen to go there again, if it's not hot, I ain't paying but I won't recommend having something that cold. A roadside suya platter would taste...

Pricey Suya & Shawarma in an upscale open barbecue, an array of grilled Mediterranean (Lebanese/Arabian) kebabs that bring memories of Casablanca /Marrakesh /Cairo :) There's suya (beef, chicken), shawarma, salads, sandwiches and the regular Nigerian spread of ''continental'' meals on offer. Grills come with a side of wedges/fries/rice.

Shisha's on offer here (flavoured tobacco smoked through hookah pipes, guaranteed to turn your lungs blue-green, needing health insurance in a few years), but the restaurant and bar are open, airy, and very welcoming. Great place to bring friends who are new in town and are keen to try Nigerian suya. (Certainly is way over the price for suya on the street, but the ambience...

Ordered the full ‘marinated’ chicken, the suya sticks, masa, rice, and fries.

There was no sauce within or outside the chicken to prove it was actually marinated. The chicken was very dry and felt like it was just reheated and not freshly cooked.

The suya sticks were okay. Similar texture as the chicken but fitting since it’s suya.

The masa was quite okay. Fine texture and taste.

The rice tasted really nice. The next best part of the meal after the suya.

The fries were nicely made. Not oily or dry. Slightly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside.

The staff were nice and chill. They were very cool to be around.

It’s just the chicken at the end. Really brought down the total experience....