Flavors Nigerian Restaurant — Restaurant in Orlando

Horrible food, horrible size!

Believe the one star review! Do not waste your time and money in this place. The only reason I ended up here was because my husband found the place and we didn’t take the time to look at the reviews!

We drove almost an hour to get here and waited for almost 40minutes to get the food. We ordered pounded yam and eforiro with chicken and two portions of yam porridge with chicken, fish and plantain.

The entire food we ordered was tasteless and disgusting!!! The portions was like it was served to a 5 year old. I had to order extra soup after being irritated with the portion of efo. I was charged about $6 for extra soup.

Then I expressed my disappointment to the young man at the front desk after I realized that they added stew to my extra soup to make it look plenty. I was so digusted and asked him why they would do that? He mentioned that his madam told him to charge me $3 for the soup instead of about $6.

We left there so irritated with the disregard for customers. This woman’s actions are pure evil and she is clearly not in the business of service!

When we arrived at our hotel we tried the food and oh my gosh!! Disgusting! No taste, very hard chicken, no crayfish or locust bean in the efo. I had never had an efo tasting that horrible in my entire life. It was simply vegetables swimming in water. I noticed a piece of bone in the extra soup that looked like it was from someone’s leftover.

The chicken seemed like it had been warmed up for days! The fish so dried and the plantain looked like it was refried over and over everyday! We had to trash the food. My gosh! Pure evil. I will never be back here again and will make sure no one I know will visit this place.

This people do not deserve to be in business! After I read the reviews, I realized they still have not taken the feedback in these reviews from years ago and still serving trash, small portions and disregarding customers. That tells you the type of people they are. Save your money and...

Horrible service and do not recommend. The lady who I believe is the owner has No interest in serving those outside their culture in my opinion. When I walked in there was a group of 7 people in front of me waiting to order. I saw a woman sitting at the table working on her laptop. After a few minutes went by that very same lady got up and went to the register and asked the group if they wanted to order. I was in shock at how she never acknowledged them as if she did not work there. Now it was my turn to order and I had a few questions. She looked very uninterested in answering my questions and looked annoyed. After paying she walked away & never gave me my change back and proceeded to the back. When I got my food I found out that I had an opportunity to choose what meat I wanted with my dish but instead of asking me she chose it for me. The gentleman who gave me my food was polite and was the only one who gave proper customer service. When he went in the back to ask about my change her response was my change was on the register as if that is a normal thing to do and I should have just retrieved my change on my own no apologies or anything. Being that this was my 1st time going to an African restaurant I was actually really excited and highly disappointed with how my experience went. I would Never visit this location again. I would rate it no stars...

I arrange tours in Orlando. I made an appointment to come in and meet with the owners and see about ordering some food for a upcoming tour. I went and man at the counter acted as if I was bothering him even after I asked for him by name and mentioned our appointment time. I am familiar with Nigerian food so I told the man what I wanted without looking at the menu. I asked the cost 3xs to make sure I understood. When I went to pay he gave me another price. When I stated that's not the price he gave me he got agitated. This was my 1st time at this restaurant and I wanted to try the food so I ordered okra soup with chicken and fufu. It was okay but the portion size too small especially for the $16.00 he charged me. I paid but left still hungry. ( I forgot to take a photo becauseI was hungry) Not only that I had to wait around for our meeting only to be told that a LARGE pan of Jollof rice that feeds 15-20 people cost $110.00 and when I questioned again how many people it fed I was told to order two. Can you imagine paying $220.00 for rice to feed 30 people? I left and headed straight to my favorite Jamaican restaurant and ordered what I needed. IMO, the food was okay but expensive compared to...