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!!!
The Joint is actually a restaurant well situated in the heart of Boston to compete for business and cater to the Nigerian population within Cambridge and environs. The waiters and waitresses may need a more refined and tailored training to attract the clientele that this restaurant has potential for! We are NOT there yet!Okosi, BU 2011, NEU 2019
Listen, I’ve spent time in Houston, Dallas, DC, New York and Atlanta so I’ve been to many Nigerian restaurants. Suya Joint is hands down the best Nigerian restaurant in the U.S. The service is great (thank you PamPam and Tameka! Amazing people!)….what’s even better is the food. Ahhh Olorun Oba o…you get your money’s worth. The serving size is simply amazing. They are not stingy with the meat, soup or pounded yam. Look I’m writing the review while still at the restaurant. That’s how good this place is. If you don’t believe me, try it yourself. I can’t wait to come back!
This place is amazingggg. The food was on point and the atmosphere was just right. We had a large event for Mother's Day and they accommodated us just fine. The Owner was so friendly and the staff there were equally amazing. Will definitely be coming back for me when I am in the area! Thank you so much for a wonderful time.
Terrible service. Ordered for delivery and they sent my food to the wrong address. The manager Tameka is very entitled. Three hours later she tried to “rectify the situation” but only offered excuses, saying that I’d have to pay for a Lyft to come and get my food. If not, they would not refund my money. Manager Tameka says I should be grateful for all she did to help me. Still have no food and still have no refund. Save your coins.
Suya Joint was my first experience with Nigerian cuisine, and it is incredibly safe to say that I was not disappointed. I ordered the Joloff rice with plantains and beef - delicious. You can truly taste the amount of time, energy and care put into each dish. Such a great comfort food - I will be coming back!
Love this place. The food is amazing. I can't wait to try everything on the menu one day. Suya Joint feels like home, and I'll be sure to return every time I'm in Boston. Sending my blessings for the future of this restaurant.
Suya was my first experience with Nigerian cuisine and they 100% set an incredible standard. I went with a popular dish, Jollof Rice & Plantain with Beef (mild) plate, and a passion fruit juice.The tomato sauce was a fantastic addition that really enhanced the savoriness of the dish. I also recommend trying out the spring rolls - they were AMAZING! Would definitely encourage folks to try this place out. You won't be disappointed
Wonderful dining experience. Suya Joint catered lunch for my company. We order from somewhere different every Friday. Suya Joint is now #1 on my list. I ordered the Jollof Rice with beef and plantains (spicy) and it really hit the spot!
Our office got a huge order for our weekly Friday lunch and it came on time with a bag of each of our names which was so sweet of the staff to do. Im not familiar with African food/never had it before, but oh my gosh was this an amazing introduction. I got the Jollof Rice & Plantain with Beef plate. It was spicy but honestly not too spicy, the meat was cooked well, and the rice was so flavorful. Definitely going to bring my friends by so I can eat it again! :)