About - Flavors Nigerian Restaurant
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
- Trendy
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absolutely love the authentic flavors this establishment has to offer— but throughout the years, the prices just keep going up and somehow the portions have gotten smaller. paying almost $20 for a soup that’s 8 oz. in portion is a bit much. i really wish they could serve a bit more, it would make a huge difference. but until the portion and pricing make sense, i’ll have to hold off on indulging or until more comes along in Orlando. should’ve used my hand as reference for sizing in the picture. but the bowl fits perfectly in my hand and i have small hands. and the bowl is not even, half full of the soup itself. and the true problem is, the portion is the same even without protein.
I grew up eating Nigerian food because of my sister's family and when I moved here, I lost the chance and have had any in a long time. I saw this place a few years back and always wanted to try it and finally got the opportunity today! I ordered the egusi soup with goat meat , jollof rice, and plantains. I typically have eaten the egusi soup with dry fish and snails ( unwillingly 😭) so it was a first time trying it with goat. The goat meat was full of meat but was a little dry but still tasty. The egusi soup was very good. It almost reminded me of my sister's family. I really liked the fact it was not too spicy but still had a kick. I do wish the portion was a little bigger because I enjoyed it so much. The fufu was definitely great texture and good enough to get the flavor of the soup. The jollof had a burnt taste to it but despite that it was well seasoned and well portioned. I like that it had a little kick to it as well. I also enjoyed it with the plaintains . The price was $33 for everything with no drink. Overall, would come back for more :)
This is my first time trying Nigerian food and it didn’t disappoint. Egusi soup with goat meat was packed with flavors. I’m definitely coming back for more!