HIFASS Reviews

Available local dishes like Amala, Ewedu, Gbegiri, Orishirishi...

Local food for my South Western Brothers and Sisters.

Nice place with good food. The amala is so good. Will visit whenever I'm in Abuja.

The food taste nice but the queue is always too long

great soul food but improve hygiene and start using POS please

Excellent place to have affordable and good Yoruba meal in Abuja.

If you're from LasGidi and visiting Abuja, I guess this is the perfect spot for you.

Was very hungry and tired just coming into abuja from Auchi and a friend recommended iya oyo to me, went in and our food was served quickly which was the whole point at that point in time . The food was delicious and tasted like home,would recommend it to those looking for Hot amalla and gbegiri.

Cool place, enjoyed the rice and stew, especially the fried plantain, so delicious

Nice and consistent taste. But needs to work on conduct of some of their staff. They act like they are overwhelmed with customers.

Nice meal they serve buka style.. however their portions are not equal and they have really reduced portions

Good and tasty local cuisine, cash only policy in a world with POS machines is kinda absurd. People on wheelchairs eat too,No provision for them entering.

Nice place but need improvement for their ordering system

It's a nice place to eat better Amala! Gbegiri! Ewedu! and Ogunfe. If you want to feel like an Ibadan man in Abuja? Then Iya Oyo is your best Option.

Nice place to have African Yoruba dishes, like Amala, Pounded Yam, Eba and their soup is classic

Just a beautiful place for breakfast and lunch as one will feel being at home

Didn't encounter any flies! Still trying to figure that out!

Top notch, A-grade Amala, though!

An Ibadan man would be pleased...

Trust me, this is the best Amala plug in Abuja. The place is also well organized

When it comes to Amala and ewedu, Iya oko is the leader in Abuja, Thou the portion is very small, the quality is top notch, the ewedu is very drawy and not watery, very tasty too, watch out for the Stew pepper Thou if u are not a pepper lover at all, then u Mite jus wanna take a little of that, but the queue is annoying, it's usually so lmvery long , but the servers are super fast so you won't even feel it, they don't accept pos they don't accept transfer and they don't home deliver, so be sure you have your cash at hand, there Amala and others are 100 naira per tiny portion, and the meats are usually 100 naira too except some big abodi that can b 200, the takeaway pack is 100 naira too, overall very nice place

Amala restaurant. Other food varieties available but you have to queue up

Poor service s from those serving. Need to be given orientation on ways to attend /render better services to customers

Delicious local delicacies.
Fresh and hot

Nice spot for local Yoruba delicacies. Wish the took POS though.

The food is okay but lacks pepper, which is a signature yoruba thing. Amala place in jayi is better.

A moderate budget place for south west Nigerian cusine especially Amala. All guest are offered counter service. They only accept cash payment and there is no ATM facility within the premises. They also do not offer delivery services.
The eating though open air is spacious and clean.
There is ample parking space but there are numerous "park at owners risk" sign post within the parking lot.

Their Amala and Ewedu is bae. Lol. I just dont like the fact that if you are going there you have to go with cash as POS service isnt available.

The only reason I'm giving this a 3 star is because the food is great and pocket friendly.... I dislike the fact that you have to queue with your plates to get served, and there's always a QUEUE.

At Iya oyo Amala....u get to stand on queue, pick your plates or disposable pack...get what ever food you want, sit and eat or take out....lovely food..tastes good.

Local restaurant with an affordable price for different kind of dishes