Yahuza Suya Spot Nigeria Limited — Restaurant in Wuse II

Of all who claim to sell the highly sought after suya, none exists in Abuja that nearly compares to Yahuza. The trails that lead up to the plaza which houses Yahuza isn't fantastic and almost promises to disappoint, however to the un-discouraged, lies the reward for effort's worth. Care not about parking as you'd have enough space for whatever you bring. As you walk into the unusual setting of a suya spot, fresh minty scents of dried pepper fills the air and your nose, you'd want to breath in more. The impressively clean environment is just a tip of the iceberg. As you step in and notice how separate Hands handle cash and meat, you'd know your health isn't about to be compromised. Drawing closer to the slicing table, the scent intensifies. Watching these men slice away parts of meat is art. No matter how much the queue is, crowd control is a strength, for them, they've even got a waiting area of 15 man capacity. The taste of the final chicken depends on the occasion, and seems to taste right for the right occasion, but whenever you care about the event, and suya comes up. It's safe to say and...

Yahuza Suya spot is a lovely take away service, serving their trademark barbeque chicken. Throughout the city of Abuja, they have many spots but this particular one, right behind the AP Plaza in Wuse 2 is one of my favorites.

At Yahuza Suya spot, you are able to get grilled chicken, beef, gizzard and masara (a local fulani delicacy made of grounded corn).

Their service efficiency is premium, as they have a dedicated cash point for payments, and a separate desk for delivery of ordered food items.

I would highly recommend a visit to Yahuza Suya spot, as they have proven to be one of the loveliest grills in town.

I wish I shared pictures of some chicken, cos even as I type these words, my cravings for the chicken Suya has just been...

Yahuza is easily one of the best places to get suya. They have options - chicken suya, beef suya, liver suya, kidney suya and gizzard suya. They also sell other times like masa, yoghurt, fura, and bread. I'd say their top 3 best are the first 3 options I listed.

The chicken and beef suya is always moist even if you refrigerate it for a few days(just ensure you keep it airtight).

The suya spot has a queue system where you pay and get a ticket but it gets busy sometimes and people skip the queue. If you're in a rush and need to just 'grab and go', don't bother because they often have a queue. You're better off calling calling and getting your...