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Amala offers another delicious option in the Gwarimpa district of Abuja. They specialize in a type of soup dish that is served exclusively with amala and pounded yam, which I noticed during my visit. The staff is friendly, and the portion sizes are generous, with a good amount of meat included. View all feedback.
Basic amala joint. They have local food on their menu including amala, pounded yam. They serve abula, Egusi and efo riro. You can wash your hands and then balance to eat as in a proper buka. Try make sure oil does not spill on your dress. The tables and chairs are plastic. The floor is dusty too. The level of cleanliness can only be acceptable for a buka.
Great place. they eat there and their perspective on food changes. good parking and really accessible.
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Shows the best amala joint in abuja. I occasionally eat yams beaten here. the first place where I go in town.
They have custard, coffee, oats and tee in the breakfast menu.