Reviews
What Kelly C likes about Onje:
I went yesterday to Onje while visiting Manchester. I had jollof Rice with beef stew plantain as recommended by the lovely lady serving. The portion size was generous at a good price of £10.50 for the meal plus a bottle of water the food was delicious 10/10 would highly recommend ill be sure to visit again if I'm ever back in Manchester. View all feedback. What Victoria B doesn't like about Onje:
Me and my sister-in-law were queuing for ages, only for one of the women working there to finally acknowledge our existence and snap 'do you want something? ' What a great way to speak to a customer waiting to give you money. I then asked if the jollof and chicken was gf and just got a completely disinterested 'no '. Depending on seasoning used, jollof is usually naturally gluten free. Couldn 't shake the feeling she... View all feedback.
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I went yesterday to Onje while visiting Manchester. I had jollof Rice with beef stew plantain as recommended by the lovely lady serving. The portion size was ge...
read moreMe and my sister-in-law were queuing for ages, only for one of the women working there to finally acknowledge our existence and snap 'do you want something? ' W...
read moreThe server was friendly and the Eco pack was a bit expensive at £10, but well worth it. The meal was delicious and spicy. The rice was excellent and the jerk ch...
read moreHaving relocated from south east London to Greater Manchester I was worried about where I’d get my fix of Nigerian staples. A colleague mentioned seeing a Niger...
read moreI was in town today and decided to stop at this restaurant to grab a bite to eat. The staff, two lovely and friendly ladies, greeted me warmly. I ordered the Jo...
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read moreOnje, a vibrant Nigerian restaurant in Manchester, garners mixed reviews from diners. While many praise the hearty portions and flavorful jollof rice, experiences can vary significantly. Customer service appears inconsistent, with some reports of indifference and even hostility from staff, overshadowing moments of warmth and friendliness experienced by others. Complaints about food quality, including undercooked chicken and excessive bones in dishes, detract from the overall appeal. Despite these issues, some guests fondly refer to Onje as a "home away from home," highlighting its potential for authentic flavors and welcoming atmosphere—if you can navigate the service challenges.