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Serving 4 branches Prices VAT-inclusive

Every branch cooks the same menu with the same care — dishes built around what the season gives us, priced honestly, served without fuss.

Jollof RiceFried RiceCoconut RiceOfada Rice & AyamaseWhite Rice & StewNative Rice (Palm Oil)Pounded Yam & EgusiAmala & EweduEba & Okra SoupSuya (Beef)Peppered ChickenGrilled TilapiaAsun (Peppered Goat)Isi Ewu

Food that tastesof where it's from

One kitchen, many neighbourhoods. Every branch runs the same menu and the same standards.

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Signatureplates

  • Jollof Rice ₦2,500.00

    Smoky party jollof with fried plantain.

  • Fried Rice ₦2,800.00

    Nigerian fried rice with mixed vegetables and liver.

  • Coconut Rice ₦3,000.00

    Fragrant coconut rice with prawns.

  • Ofada Rice & Ayamase ₦3,500.00

    Local ofada rice with designer stew.

  • White Rice & Stew ₦2,200.00

    Steamed rice with rich tomato stew.

  • Native Rice (Palm Oil) ₦3,200.00

    Concassé native rice with dry fish and periwinkle.

  • Pounded Yam & Egusi ₦3,500.00

    Fresh pounded yam with melon-seed soup.

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Signature plates.Honest prices.

Every item is cooked to the same recipe in every branch. Prices are VAT-inclusive — what you read is what you pay. When an ingredient runs out, the dish steps back until it's restocked.

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Ingredients being prepared in the kitchen

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Eat in · take away 4 locations

Every location runs the same kitchen and the same menu. Opening hours and directions live on each branch page.

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Drinks thatfinish the plate

Poured to go with the food, not against it.

Open drinks menu
A FoodBank dining room

Fromthe bar

  • Coca-Cola (50cl) ₦500.00
  • Fanta (50cl) ₦500.00
  • Sprite (50cl) ₦500.00
  • Maltina (33cl) ₦700.00
  • Table Water (75cl) ₦300.00
  • Chapman ₦1,800.00

    House Chapman with fruit garnish.

  • Zobo (Chilled) ₦1,000.00

    Hibiscus drink with pineapple and ginger.

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FoodBank grew one branch at a time, each rooted in the place it feeds.

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