Gbangura Suya — Restaurant in Loganville

If you're looking for authentic Nigerian food that warms the soul, look no further! I had the pleasure of dining here recently, and let me tell you — every bite left me craving more.

The goat meat was absolutely incredible — tender, perfectly seasoned, and cooked to perfection. It had just the right amount of spice and depth that shows real culinary love went into the preparation. And the egusi soup? Easily one of the best I’ve ever had. Rich, thick, and full of flavor, it paired beautifully with the pounded yam and left me smiling with every spoonful.

This isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a celebration of Nigerian culture, community, and food made with heart. I couldn’t be prouder of what my friend has built here. Whether you’re Nigerian or just curious about the cuisine, you owe it to yourself to stop by and experience it.

Can’t wait to come...

My wife and I wanted to try something different for dinner so we tried this Nigerian restaurant near our house. It was our first time trying this kind of food and I must say that it was good. It was a little spicy, but not to the point that you can't enjoy it. The Beef Suya could've been a little more tender, but the flavor was really good. We also tried the Spaghetti Stir Fry and the Fried Chicken. We ordered the combo's so we got the Jollof Rice and fried plantains for our sides. Everything was really good and tasty. We even tried the Meat Pie, which was really good as well. The customer service was excellent and the food was cooked to order so everything was hot and fresh. If you're in the area and looking for some good Nigerian food, I recommend going to...

They have a C rating!!!!! My food was gross and made my lip a little itchy, even after telling the owner that I had seafood allergies, I had the suya noodles and it was supposed to come with a boil egg and veggies, along with the beef instead I got very very tiny strips of hard meat, no veggies, a huge giant fried egg that was way over cooked, and the prices are insane! And it was ramen noddles they charged $15 for a plate full of hard baby pieces of beef with ramen noodles lol. The meat pie was dry and flavorless, a Jamaican restaurant would never charge $26 for a a chicken plate with two sides! Don’t come here there’s better African spots in the metro Atlanta area thats...