Good job. Well done !!!!!! you are doing a good. My observation is Please plastic apron should not be used in kitchen or restaurant environment. Plastic apron meant to be used in clinical/hospital environment Thanks

I live in SE7 bro - welcome to Charlton!

Their moi moi is lovelyyy, very friendly service! 😍

Amazing person amazing place to vibes and eat fleshy hand made food at a reasonable PRICE. I AM A TESTIMONY! ❤❤

I wish she lived close to me!!! Good luck to her.

So proud of you De Mama's. A restaurant that is not like the rest. Always envolvng to give the best to all who visit. Havd attended themed nights with live band playing, live DJ and the vibe is always on point! The food is fresh and there's a variety of dishes, you'll be spoilt for choice. Quality at great price. Go visit and you'll leave satisfied🎉

Thank you so much mr Abbas , thank you for showing Nigeria to the world. This is my passion pls support us to keep it going . ❤

Another 👌🏽one to add to my favourite restaurants🙏

Cheers

Nice 👍🏾

Really like the vlog. WoW!! Appreciate the restaurant making health friendly swallows like oat and plantain swallow. I will definitely be visiting at some point.

Your audio is very good. . And of course the lady is enthusiastic about her work. Best wishes.

Good luck to Onyinye. She comes across as a pleasant, hardworking person. She deserves to succeed so I'll be dropping by soon to spend spend spend.

Their investment in technology 🔥🔥🔥

Good job. Excellent facilities and management. Nigerians are a great people.

Good Job, keeping sowering higher.

The sister is a true African beauty. Got two brothers to protect her too

Wow, it's amazing I'm wishing you more potential branches across the planet.

I love their suya, their customer service is impressive, can't wait to go back there.

This is soo amazing , I am excited that this company sits strongly on its mission to always give Nigerians a taste of home outside of home on all fronts ranging from the tozo, to the packaging of the balangu in brown paper to adding masa to the suya …. Alhaja Suya onbehalf of Nigerians living in the UK. Thank you for such deliciousness.

I love their tozo suya. Its my favourite

I am impressed with the kitchen; the high standard cleanthiness and Health and Safety. The food looks amazing. Beautiful packaging too. I pray those packages get into Nationwide Supermarkets so we can purchase it as well. As many of us Nigerians live everywhere in Britain. Hope they start a Restaurant North of River Thames for those of us who live there. Also if they can get unto online delivery. I tried having a delivery done from one of the well known Sites/Apps that had a Nigerian Restaurant - it sadly said - my location was too far away. Praying that Restaurants like these start advertising on those Delivery Sites and deliveries can be done. I would LOVE to purchase some of this amazing looking food but all the Restaurants seem to be in South London, so we Nigerians elsewhere are missing out. This Restaurant looks amazing! I'm so proud of them. I had to stop the video to write my comment. Now back to the Episode. I am just so impressed with the cleathiness and Presentation - that is the first thing I noticed because I work for a Local Authority (Not Food) - specialising in ensuring Quality Standards, Regulations, Policies and Procedures, Health and Safety in the Community! I am so proud of these guys! The Jollof Rice looks delicious and when the chef took out the meat and started slicing up - it looked so fresh and tasty! I noticed the gloves! I went for an Event at one of the largest Venues here in London, there were a lot of places to eat but one place had the longest queue - (All races were queuing for this sandwich) - out of curiosity I joined, because I had never heard of this place (and I have lived in Britain for over 40 years. So I was curious - I had no clue what the food was like, it was probably like a family run thing - I don't know) - ANYWAY - As I drew near to where they were serving - the first thing I noticed was that the guy had no gloves on - Yikes! He picked up the cooked meat, slapped it on the board with his fingers ready to slice up etc = I think I was one of few blacks on the queue. The way I quickly turned back and left the queue. You cannot be serving food, exchanging money etc. NAH! Decades ago, it probably would not have bothered me - things have changed now as one becomes more aware - and when you work in my Industry - Gloves or no gloves - is the first thing you notice - Quality, Hygiene etc! More so post Covid! Edit: OMG! I just saw the ratings 5 STAR - Not surprised, much deserved!!

…this is quite refreshing, from the very well trained and eloquent managers and staff, to the well oiled production, publicity and sales system. Little wonder there are lots of successes Now consider expansion to Africa, precisely kano and lagos…

Not only is the store organized, they’ve invested in machines to ensure adherence to regulations. She also appears to know about components of food and nutrition from what I gathered.

Yeah,theres Nigeria road by shooters hill. I live there between 2014-2017. We also have Kenya,Grenada Jamaica road etc. commonwealth countries are represented across road/streets in the UK. I lived near Charlton Athletic for 10yrs,its a bit far from Nigeria road tho

My favourite Nigerian takeaway restaurant would be great to have them in my area Croydon.

Walahi, education is good o. And some useless people will say that Hausas don't have sense. Look at the way this eatery is organized.

Im impressed with the new breed of brave Nigerian entrepreneurs! No more writing thousands of applications begging for jobs you will never get! Going to school, acquiring endless degrees! 😆

We are coming for our Kponmo and chips 😂😂😂

Nothing beats fresh pounded yams but how can you drink fresh palm wine it'll go off its like milk leaving it outside it wouldn't even last an hour.

Oga Director, nice video once again. I'll like if they can tell us the prices of these dishes. Thanks

Shouldn’t be a surprise though. We have places in Nigeria named ‘Victoria Island’ after Queen Victoria, ‘Glover Rd’, ‘Bourdillon Rd’ and so on, so the least they could do is reciprocate with ‘Nigeria Rd’. They should actually go a step further and name some of their streets “Azikiwe Rd”, “Awolowo Rd”, and maybe even “Abuja Rd”, to complete the reciprocity. 😊

I didn't even tell you the story and you already know.

Candy J ❤

Combining those range of items in a Fish & Chip restaurant is genius. It'll be of mega success if they can keep quality standards high and uphold good customer service standards; things that most NGRN restaurants are bad at. More grease to your elbow. We'll sure visit it whenever in the area.

I’m getting on the bus now 😂

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The F👀D L👀KS S👀 G👀D 💯👏🏾❤️ I will be making a visit very soon

We traveled from streatham to try it. It was worth the millage, I love pepper the stews was fine I feel he should offer chilli in the fish batter. Wishing them continued blessings ❤ 🙏

You need to put the address to draw in customers 🎉

The jollof doesnt look Ghanaian 😢

Wow Nigeria Road who would have known. Love house prices there

That’s my borough! Royal Borough of Greenwich. It is not a borough. It is a Royal Borough. You should have contacted me for information about this street. You know I am a councillor in this borough 😅

I knew. I live close by in Shooters Hill 😊. There is also Kenya Road and Greneda Road nearby, so may be something to do with the Commonwealth??

Yes I have been there before the food is very good 👍

This is great.

Mouth watering, well done ! Address and phone number please !

Wowww I’m blown away……gonna check this out ASAP🙌🏻

A very conversational interview. Well-done DjAbbas. And to the guest, more grace.

This guys food is ❤