𝔸𝕄𝔸𝕃𝔸 ℂ𝕆ℕℕ𝔼ℂ𝕋 Again like a while ago, I chose to go local and get to show you all that we have also got nice bukka's in this Beautiful city. Amala Connect was in my radar and became the lucky bukka I visited this week. The Bukka has been in operation 2012 and has since had different streams as well as 3 branches in Abuja. Vision is to provide African delicacies and guess what, they are doing that well.🤤💯 𝙈𝙀𝘼𝙇-Amala, Ewedu and Gbegiri with Assorted meat, cow leg and beef. True to its name, Yummy meal and super filling. Glad I chose this meal. I complemented this meal with the universal drink, Water. 𝙍𝙀𝙑𝙄𝙀𝙒 - Squeaky clean with Covid-19 Protocols duly observed both in sitting positions. They played with colours in the chairs and tables and it was beautiful. Located in a Serene environment. Varieties of local meals from most tribes of the country. Customer service is commendable. Service is affordable and swift. Cozy and airy. Meals are served hot because the pots are placed on a low heat cooker. There are 2 washing hand basins.  Their clientèle is huge but like every business, they want more clients.😊 This bukka is cool for lunch date with friends and business meetings depending on your client and their choice. 𝙇𝙊𝘾𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉– 118 Road, Gwamna Awam Street, Behind Zenith Bank, off First Avenue, Gwarinpa,  Abuja. 𝙋.𝙎 – Catering Services Available Cover events and own a Truck for services. Delivery Service Available with standby bikes on ground. 9 different Soups from different tribes and mostly on request. Open - 8am Close - 8pm 2 branches in Lugbe which has turned to their headquarters and they also served Continental dishes and African dishes. And oh, I forgot to mention there is a VIP Lounge. It is enclosed with different seats, has an air condition, a Television and a washing hand basin with liquid soap. 𝙍𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙉𝙂 – For a bukka standard, I would be rating 9/10. For all the aforementioned and more. I am certain I pleased some of you today.😉 Have you been to a bukka? Will you visit this bukka? Please Indulge me in the comment section and if you have any suggestions, feel free to drop.🙏🏽♥️ Don't forget to follow me on Instagram @EatOutWithAlexis and read my column 'EatOutWithAlexis' on the blog Abujacityjournal.com. See You Guys Next Week 💋

Hands down the best Amala joint in Abuja. I occasionally eat pounded yam here too. The first place I go when in town.

You made a stranger fall in Love with Amala

Serene environment and good food

Standard

Horrid place. Bad meals

Good

Quite and tasty meals

Very good for satisfying local dishes

Tasty food

The food is nice

Good home made meals.

Relatively expensive

Nice affordable delicious meal

Very good

The food is classic

Food is okay. Nothing exceptional

Just dey

They've got custard, coffee, oats, and tea in their breakfast menu.

Great place to eat amala...Best in town...other dishes not so great...but that amala ehn💥💥💥💥

Basic amala joint. They have local food on their menu including amala, pounded yam. They serve abula, Egusi and efo riro. You can wash your hands and then balance to eat as in a proper buka. Try make sure oil does not spill on your dress. The tables and chairs are plastic. The floor is dusty too. The level of cleanliness can only be acceptable for a buka.

Terrible food, won't be going back there. The staff that attended to me was rude when I told him I don't like their food and interior of the restaurant, not classy at all

Amala Connect another Amala joint located within Gwarimpa District, Abuja. They serve varieties of soups but only with Amala and pounded yam alone as I saw when I visited. They are friendly with their portions and the size of their meat is reasonably good as well.

A home of milk and honey, home of success, home of miracles signs and wonders.. The great flimites

In a quite neighbourhood off Road 11 Gwarinpa, just behind Zenith Bank. Spacious with VIP area at a cost. Affordable prices with good variety of traditional dishes.

Very good place and nice food

It's a decent place to have a meal, the atmosphere could be better. The stew was oily and salty but the amala was well prepared. The staff was nice though, they smiled and greeted.

A really nice traditional eat-out area with a serene environmemt

Awesome place... You eat there and your perspective about food changes... Good parking space and really accessible.

Delicious food with a touch of class. If you are looking for a well prepared local food, Amala connect got you covered.

Had cow tongue and cow leg not just regular assorted. Place was neat then food superb. Even had gbegiri

Neat ambience and very tasty meals with alor of varieties. Lovely posters of names and nutritional values of Nigerian local dishes is a side attraction you would like

The food is cheap but gr8 especially the assorted pls try it out

local yoruba cuisine

Hungry man you're welcome

Delicious meal with affordable prices.

They serve nice local recipes but customer service is not good enough

Great food.. really delicious

Very nice place and Good food catering.

Calm & serene environment. Spacious building. And affordable & good tasting Nigerian delicacies.

Soup was watery and not so tasty. Eat Amala, gbegiri and ewedu.

Delicious food

They have varieties food and fish that you can est to your satisfaction

Great

A great place to wine and dine. Delicious meals and neat too

Food is cheap but service and meal poor

Spacious

Somehow difficult for me to locate on time but sit inside Gwarimpa estate

Sweet fluffy moimoi

Nice food

Its okay

Not perfect. Just okay

Just okay. Not fantastic