Buka Nigerian Restaurant

Buka Nigerian Restaurant

Restaurant africain$$$$
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
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6.3/10
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  • groupe
  • décontracté
  • convient aux couples
  • convient pour un repas rapide
  • convient pour les grandes occasions
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  • Nick M.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    Nick MuohAoût 13, 2017
    The suya was great and the fried beef I had with my Baku sauce was delicious. The waitresses were patient and kept their cool when things were really hectic
  • DominicanAbroad.com
    DominicanAbroad.comSeptembre 7, 2015
    Very authentic vibe. Between the food, music and the crowd that the restaurant draws... It feels like you've traveled away to a restaurant in Lagos.
  • IfeoluwaIcône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    IfeoluwaFévrier 16, 2015
    The stews and sauces are very hot, proceed with caution. For those who know the difference, the pounded yam is made from yam flour not freshly pounded yam.
  • Foxxy B.
    Foxxy BJuillet 31, 2017
    Tends to be understaffed, so be aggressive to get service. Goat pepper soup is one of the spiciest dishes I've had, ever. Snails are a must!
  • Village Voice
    Village VoiceAoût 15, 2014
    Three types of fufu-like mash are available (pounded white yam, yam flour, and fermented cassava), to be matched with three stews (chicken, lamb, fish). En savoir plus
  • Hugh
    HughAoût 30, 2011
    Buka sauce at BukaA spicy feast at this West African spot should start with the traditional goat pepper soup ($10), which gets its eye-popping kick from habaneros, and its purported healing qualit...
  • Serious Eats
    Serious EatsAvril 23, 2013
    Goat Pepper Soup: The goat is served in chunks, skin on and often curled, and is typically tough and chewy. Get ready for lots of spice.
  • Jeeleighanne D.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    Jeeleighanne DuboiusJanvier 9, 2023
    A visité ce lieu plus de 10 fois
    The puff puff is so good! Food is good! Music is good! Issa Vibe!
  • 7th.List
    7th.ListJuin 13, 2012
    Why? Traditional Nigerian. Shabby-chic setting. Taste: Any of the tomato based stew sides. Grilled snapper comes with fresh tomatoes and white rice. Suya steak - mixed with Nigerian spices En savoir plus
  • Village Voice
    Village VoiceAoût 15, 2014
    There are snacks, too, including the peanut-dusted kebabs called suya and the palm-oil-laced dish known simply as "beans." En savoir plus
  • KP
    KPNovembre 25, 2012
    Service was pretty good, but we waited so long for our food. Loved the plaintains; I could eat them all day long. Not mushy or too sweet. Also dug the Moi Moi. Thumbs up. I would go here again.
  • Ryan E.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    Ryan EickFévrier 9, 2017
    I had goat in a spicy sauce with fufu, it was delicious!
  • Ryan E.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    Ryan EickFévrier 20, 2017
    Really liked the fufu with goat in a hot sauce. Delicious
  • Village Voice
    Village VoiceAoût 13, 2010
    Get the Nigerian goat stew-chunks of meat with skin and sinew attached relaxing in a pond of tomato sauce flavored with palm oil.
  • Umair Z.
    Umair ZiaJuin 18, 2014
    Recommendation: Buka Sauce (100,000 - 350,000 on the Scoville scale)
  • Vicki N.
    Vicki NAoût 30, 2015
    Try the Egusi, Goat Meat And Pounded Yam - Life giving! #Nigerian #WestAfrican (via @Foodspotting)
  • Ernesto G.
    Ernesto GutierrezSeptembre 5, 2017
    Avoid at all costs. The only redeeming dish was the spicy tomato goat soup with spinach. Overdone steak when asked for medium rare. The tilapia is just drowned in oil. Slow service.
  • Jules J.
    Jules JulesmgmtOctobre 28, 2011
    I have attempted a trip on a Monday too many times for my own good. Wait until Tuesday, it's open them.
  • Lotanna
    LotannaNovembre 13, 2010
    AMAZING NIGERIAN FOOD!! DEFINITELY A MUST! Get Goat Meat Peppersoup!!
  • alex v.
    alex vbMai 9, 2011
    The moi moi! Slightly fiery, good for pescatarians, filling, satisfying.
  • Justin K.
    Justin KalifowitzFévrier 18, 2012
    Spicy doesn't even begin to describe the blazing fire heat of the sauces here.
  • DJ R.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    DJ RatchetOctobre 16, 2016
    Terrible service, waiting about 15 minutes for a drink on an empty stomach so my whole group left due to lack of professionalism from our waitress.
  • LiccyIcône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    LiccyJanvier 5, 2020
    Food was good. Service needs work.
  • Dani J.Icône de cœur sur l'image de l'utilisateur
    Dani JJuin 23, 2013
    Suya yum yum jollof rice mmmmmm!
  • Brandon F.
    Brandon FaceJuin 20, 2010
    Awesome new place. Friendly staff. Great food. Worth stopping in :)
  • Phoenix 💥💥💥
    Goat stew. Yum!
  • Emily A.
    Emily AnaduOctobre 24, 2010
    A visité ce lieu plus de 5 fois
    Star beer, chapmans, suya, moi moi and bitter lemons. I'm in heaven.
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