Suyajoint Inc

Went with friends on a Sunday. I wanted to check it out. The atmosphere was OK, there was street parking. It was not the busy. The table was not that clean, so we cleaned off ourselves. It took a while to get, our drinks, too a while for food, which I'm ok with, because to me says the food is cooked fresh. We were given utensils with appetizers. The food was really good. Egusi stew, yummmmm. Sampler was yummmm.

Fantastic, spicy, flavorful food at Suya Restaurant. We enjoyed the peanut stew, okra stew, spinach greens, samosa, black-eyed beans, and jollof rice. Also got two types of fufu: pounded yam and cassava. Highly recommend all of those items - especially the peanut stew with fufu. We got the “fire” level of spiciness and they were not messing around - extremely spicy! The menu features a lot of vegetarian options that were all excellent. We will definitely be back!

Went to Boston to visit my friend and she said that there was a Nigerian restaurant in the Boston area. On my last day we went there to try the food. I got the Orka soup with goat meat. It was super spicy since I asked the spiciest version. I loved it so much. They gave me so much meat and the server who attended to us was so sweet and nice. I would definitely recommend trying this place if you want an authentic Nigerian cuisine.

THE BEST NIGERIAN FOOD IN THE COUNTRY!! I wanna rate them 10 stars cause the entire experience was EXCEPTIONAL! We were greeted with huge, warm smiles by the staff and the service was excellent though out!! PamPam was our server and she’s amazing! Friendly, warm and knows her menu well! I had the Ewudu with goat meat and pounded yam and it was THE BEST I’ve ever had in the USA (and I eat Nigerian food regularly!) My partner had the ogbono w/ goat meat and pounded yam and he ate everything up, (he’s a staunch Nigerian foodie who’s very particular about his food and he LOVED it!) We also had puff puff and the appetizer sampler which was delicious too! Overall 10/10!!! We’ll be back!!!