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Ghana: 15 Best Nigerian Restaurants in Accra

15 Best Nigerian Restaurants in Accra

Nigerian Restaurants in Accra Ghana

Nigerian cuisine consists of starchy vegetables, tasty stews, and aromatic spices. Just like other west African cuisines, it is made up of spices and herbs to create the tastiest sauces and soups.

Many Nigerians began moving to Ghana after Ghana became the first independent country in the region in 1957. Ghana is currently home to over 1 million Nigerian passport holders and welcomes more each year.

Looking for Nigerian restaurants in Accra Ghana? You are in luck! The following list consists of 15 Nigerian restaurants and food joints in Accra Ghana.

Nigerian Restaurants in Accra Ghana

Nigerian restaurants in Ghana
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1. Bow fast food

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Bow fast food claims to be Ghana’s first African fast food on the go. Bow is currently located at Spintex in Accra. This restaurant offers African cuisine, including Ghanaian and Nigerian. Some of the items on their menu include peppered snails, peppered gizzards, eba and egusi, grilled catfish, tilapia, fufu, and others.

Service options: Dine-in · Curbside pickup · No-contact delivery
Address: Ndabaningi Sithole Rd, Accra
Phone: 059 531 5546

2. Chez Clarisse

Accra’s Finest African Restaurant.

  • Address: 8th Ln, Accra
  • Hours: ⋅ Opens 12 PM
  • Phone: 024 294 8828

3. Buka Restaurant Osu Accra

Buka is a popular restaurant, located at Osu. This restaurant serves a wide range of African dishes, which include Togolese and Nigerian cuisine.

4. Chop I chop Nigeria Restaurant

  • Address: B852/ 22 NAA ATA Street, Golden Suveniar TESANO near God’s Greace international School, Around Total filling station Junction, R.D. Ampaw Street, Accra
  • Hours: Opens 8 AM
  • Phone: 026 176 5633

5. Atinka Restaurant & Bar

  • Address: Spintex Road, Opposite ICGC Calvary Temple, Accra
  • Hours: 6 AM
  • Phone: 054 431 3105

6. Naija Food Joint

  • Address: East Legon, Accra
  • Hours: Saturday

7. 805 Restaurant

  • Address: Third Cl, Accra
  • Hours: Opens 9AM
  • Phone: 020 080 5805

8. Adao Werri kitchen

Adaowerrikitchen is an online Nigerian kitchen in Accra offering Nigerian food deliveries only. Visit the official instagram page of this business to place an order.

  • Address: Okpelen We Street, Accra, Ghana
  • Hours: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM
  • Instagram: adaowerrikitchen

9. Hot and Spicy Nigerian Restaurant

10. Chez Afrique

  • Address: Bissau Ave, Accra, Ghana
  • Hours: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM
  • Phone: +233 20 211 2887

11. D’Den Exotic Afro Intercontinetal Restaurant

12. Mama Put Gh

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Mama Put Gh is a Nigerian restaurant located at Spintex. Mama Put restaurant, can be found at Spintex in Accra, this restaurant offers authentic Nigerian and Ghanaian cuisines.

  • Address: Located above Cheezzy Pizza restaurant, off the Spintex Road
  • Phone: 055 341 6041
  • Website: Mamaputgh.com

13. The Greys Kitchen Gh

NIGERIAN CHEF ??. HOME MADE MEALS. DELIVERY ONLY ! FREEZER FRIENDLY SOUPS & STEWS
LUNCH PACKS AVAILABLE. To contact this business, WhatsApp or Call : 0201654852

14. Guvnor Bar & Restaurant – Osu Accra

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Guvnor Bar and restaurant located at Osu, Accra next to Roots Hotel Apartment.

To place an order, Call or Whatsapp: 055975 3070

Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with any of the businesses mentioned in this article. For purchases and enquiries, kindly refer to the contact details of each business to communicate with the rightful owner.

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