HIFASS Review

There are better Amala places in Abuja. Not my best experience

For local delicacy of Amala, this is the best place to be in Abuja.

I still feel there's a mystery to why this eatery attracts A LOT of customers

Cheap and affordable eat out place, where U can hardly avoid meeting a queue always.

Local delicacies like no other . Amala on point. Nice environment

Its oyo, super amala. The unbeatable in Abuja. Reminds me of home sweet home. Great taste lovely food and clean environment

A typical local restaurant were you can get the most sorted food in the west of Nigeria amala. Customer satisfaction is good. And their meals greenlight.

The queue is still long and the No POS - No Transfer policy should be looked.

If you are looking for the perfect Amala joint in Abuja, go here.

My favourite Amala joint in Abuja. Still the best of all Amala joints I have visited. Her soup is more delicious than others. Simple

The amala and gbegiri soup is top notch. Assorted meats of varying shapes and sizes. Very affordable.

Their Amala is simply the best in Abuja. They are in high demand so you'd have to deal with a huge crowd to get your food

Iya Oyo Amala

Saturday afternoons are for amala!

Iya Oyo is one place NO one should sleep on, with a thousand naira or less you will be full. It s a bukka known for its delicious amala, gbegiri and ewedu delicacy (rice and stew with beans or plantain is also available here).

On entering the building you ll have to queue for your meal (irrespective of status), point to specific protein you ll want to have with your meal, then pay for your meal. There s ample sitting space (you can also eat out).

What I ate -
3 wraps of Amala - 300
2 pieces of meat - 200
1 Pomo - 100
1 fish - 200
1 bottle of Fanta - 100
Total - 900

After my meal I couldn t move I was happy and fulfilled. If you pay a visit to Iya Oyo between 12pm - 2pm be prepared to meet a long queue (peak period), it s worth the wait tho.

It's a typical local joint, with all the prominent delicacies of the yorubas: amala, pounded yam, eba with ewedu soup , vegetable soup, okro soup combined with all sorts of assorted meat , rice and beans is also been sold. The surrounding accommodates a good number of cars albeit untarred. It's important to note P.O.S, transfer and other types of mobile money isn't acceptable. All transactions are made in cash!.
Happy eating fellas

Amazing food but they don't accept pos or transfers. So if you wanna visit don't forget to take your cash.

Great place if you like Amala, Pounded Yam and Rice.
If you love to eat the solid with your bare hands, this is the right place for you.

Biggest Amala joint in the Abuja suburb. Often very busy eith queues stretching to the exterior.

The best Amala place in Abuja. The standard is maintained.

Nice place to eat Yoruba food. But you can buy food here if you dont have a dose of patience, to queue is mostly long.

Nice and good looking place to eat Yoruba local delicacies; amala, pounded yam, etc, with abula and cow innet parts and goat meat

Sweet foods at affordable prices with good serene and setting

100% quality service.. Nice restaurant. Great Food. Arguably the best Amala in town. Affordable prices... Should I say Cheap. Reliable. Never disappoints..

No POS.
No home delivery...

Great Restaurant

If you're not in a hurry ( because of lines during rush hours which are typically 11am-3pm)..this pocket friendly amala, pounded yam and rice and beans joint is available from early hours 8am to 8pm

Very neat and conducive place to have your tasty meals.

Good food, great ambience, excellent customer service. You will be glad you ate here. Quite hygienic too. If you love amala, this is your go to spot. Trust me.

Your stay in Abuja cannot be complete without visiting this amazing restaurant! However, no POS allowed, go with cash!!

A classy place for Yoruba local dishes. You are going to enjoy it

The food tastes great but their services aren't that nice.

Her food is good, only that one has to go & order by him self on a que.

Nostalgia!!!! I am a lagosian, so you know what I mean

The amala is nice. Cheap and the taste is consistent

No pos use or payment by bank transfers .. only cash

Local Nigerian cuisine, more typically a Yoruba kitchen. Very spicy soups

Tasty amala meal at affordable prices. In a clean environment.