Apocom Kitchen. African Nigerian restaurant — Restaurant in Scotland

If I could give zero star i would, it was my birthday few days ago was looking for a good african restaurant came across Apocom on ticktock decided to try for the first time went in with my 5kids and my wife making 7 of us ordered 3 plate of jollof rice and 2 plane of pounded yam with fried rice, to my surprised the rice tasted too sweet I guess too much Maggie and didn't smell like jollof rice, the egusi tasted disgusting not fried godforbid I didn't eatit after taste of it, was going to leave it realised it will be rude to do so. My wife and kids managed to eat little bit of the food. The worst nigeria restaurant have ever been, lived in England for 13 years the nigeria restaurant over there are nicerwith good food like the original tast of nigerian food, 2 years now in Scotland wanted to try something different first I went to Calabash in glasgow city centre 1 year ago wasn't too bad, Calabash didn't smell everything were clean not like Apocom the carpet on the floor is disgusting the inside decoration is awful it smells really bad the tap inside for washing hand is dirty no washing hand liquid the toilet is right opposite kitchen too much red flag, I think the Scottish food hygiene officer needs to visit i personally don't think they will pass food hygiene. The floor the decoration are awful I wasted good £77 was upset throughout yesterday hated myself for going there. I cook way better than that trust me even my Portuguese wife could also cook better than them. I like my egusi fried if u are a nigerian u should know what I mean nothing beats fried agusi. The chef need proper training since moving to Scotland never eat good nigerian food that the only thing I missed about England. I still griffin over my hard earned money I spent literally wasted. I also believe some of the reviews here are fake to mislead people to eat from their restaurant I guess I fall for it. If you lived in England and move somewhere else u will understand the difference in England u have lots of good nigeria restaurant they're all doing competition in England unfortunately scotland is different breeds of nigeria restaurant . In England there's a place called Taste the food there is good too they don't have that in Scotland. I'm really upset wasted my time and money spent almost 15 pounds travelling down plus the 77. I deleted all the pictures I took while my food was preparing because I don't want to have any memories about Apocom. It gets me mad everytime I think about it. Stay away people only if u don't know how good quality food taste like. If u ever eaten good quality cook food trust me u wouldn't eat this. Again was worried that my kids don't get food poison glad nothing happened. Will Never step my foot there not even if the...

Hi All, I just had Nkwabe for £16 in this restaurant and my overall experience was awful. The food was bland and the quantity was very little. The food seems to be overflowing in the picture but the surface of the dish in which the Nkwabe was served was flat, so it was more like a little snack (pictures and positive reviews can be deceiving). A little snack for £16 is too expensive. I am glad that I didn't have any other dishes or else I would have gone bankrupt. The table was covered with dirt and grime, and it was unhygienic. The service took a lot of time and it was not worth to wait. I just have a hard time understanding how such restaurants survive in Glasgow. I hope the owner makes immediate and drastic changes in the establishment...

The first time I ordered from them, I loved what I got (pounded yam and egusi),nkwobi and white rice with assortments. This prompted me to order from them the next day. I ordered pounded yam and efo riro, rice and assortments, yam and stew. But, I wasn’t impressed at all; the pounded yam had an inscription on it with a blue marker which seeped unto the food . The efo riro is infact spinach soup (or whatever the vegetable is) and that’s misleading cos I had two options on Uber eats (vegetable soup and efo riro) I also think the eforiro is a bit salty In fairness to them,the soup quantity is much with plenty assortments made up of kpomo and beef tripe ) but I would have preferred if there was some beef or goat meat and not just...