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- Chicken Gizzard (Halal)£7.25A vibrant mix of fresh bell peppers, onions, and spices, stir-fried to perfection and generously topped with tender, well-seasoned chicken gizzards. Bursting with flavour, mildly spicy, and perfect as a side or main dish.A vibrant mix of fresh bell peppers, onions, and spices, stir-fried to perfection and generously topped with tender, well-seasoned chicken gizzards. Bursting with flavour, mildly spicy, and perfect as a side or main dish.
- Jerk Chicken (Halal)£5.00Jerk chicken is a spicy, smoky Caribbean dish made with chicken marinated in a bold blend of spices like allspice, thyme, Scotch bonnet chilli, garlic, and ginger. The chicken is slow-cooked or grilled, giving it a charred, smoky flavour with a juicy inside.Jerk chicken is a spicy, smoky Caribbean dish made with chicken marinated in a bold blend of spices like allspice, thyme, Scotch bonnet chilli, garlic, and ginger. The chicken is slow-cooked or grilled, giving it a charred, smoky flavour with a juicy inside.
- Chicken Suya (halal)£14.50Chicken suya is a tasty West African street-food dish made with grilled chicken pieces coated in a spicy peanut seasoning. It’s smoky, slightly sweet, and served hot, often with sliced onions and peppers.Chicken suya is a tasty West African street-food dish made with grilled chicken pieces coated in a spicy peanut seasoning. It’s smoky, slightly sweet, and served hot, often with sliced onions and peppers.
- Beef Suya (Halal)£14.50Beef suya is a popular West African street food made from thin slices of beef coated in a spicy peanut-based seasoning, then grilled over an open flame. It has a smoky flavour, a slightly crispy outside, and is usually served with sliced onions, tomatoes, and sometimes pepper.Beef suya is a popular West African street food made from thin slices of beef coated in a spicy peanut-based seasoning, then grilled over an open flame. It has a smoky flavour, a slightly crispy outside, and is usually served with sliced onions, tomatoes, and sometimes pepper.
- Goat Meat Asun (Halal)£14.50Goat meat asun is a spicy Nigerian dish made with grilled or roasted goat meat. The meat is chopped into small pieces and mixed with hot peppers, onions, and spices, giving it a smoky, spicy flavour. It is usually served as a snack or side dish and is best enjoyed hot.Goat meat asun is a spicy Nigerian dish made with grilled or roasted goat meat. The meat is chopped into small pieces and mixed with hot peppers, onions, and spices, giving it a smoky, spicy flavour. It is usually served as a snack or side dish and is best enjoyed hot.Spicy
- Isi-ewu (Halal)£14.50Spicy Nigerian goat head delicacy mixed in a rich palm oil sauce with traditional spices, onions, and fresh herbs. Bold, flavorful, and served hot.Spicy Nigerian goat head delicacy mixed in a rich palm oil sauce with traditional spices, onions, and fresh herbs. Bold, flavorful, and served hot.Spicy
- Nkworbi (Halal)£14.50Nkwobi is a popular Nigerian dish made with tender cow foot cooked in a rich, spicy palm oil sauce. It’s mixed with traditional spices, onions, and peppers, giving it a bold, savoury flavour. Usually served hot and enjoyed as a main meal or side dish.Nkwobi is a popular Nigerian dish made with tender cow foot cooked in a rich, spicy palm oil sauce. It’s mixed with traditional spices, onions, and peppers, giving it a bold, savoury flavour. Usually served hot and enjoyed as a main meal or side dish.Spicy
