Tiwa N Tiwa - (Near , london)

4 /5 Lawrence Kay: Car-park adjacent server of some of the richest, spiciest stews that a palette unaccustomed to Nigerian cuisine can handle.

5 /5 Aisha: I went all the way to Peckham just to eat suya because I can’t get it where I live in Europe. The place I originally wanted to visit was hard to find, so I searched on TikTok and discovered this spot instead. The woman there was very friendly—we chatted for a bit while she warmed up my suya. It was a bit oily for my taste and I paid £10 for the suya, which I found a bit pricey, but overall, it was still a nice experience. I’d definitely recommend this place!

4 /5 Liz Adedoyin: Small eatery serving basically Nigerian food Yoruba dishes especially. Eja tutu (tilapia), pound yam, Amala, white Amala (lafun), assorted meat, rice, beans, moinmoin etc. Ok place, a bit tight to manuever around. In all, satisfactory for a taste of Yoruba home cooking.

4 /5 Onyinye Ene: I enjoyed the suya turkey, beef and chicken with my family. It was so tasty and nice.

1 /5 Itz Dimplez: The food is lovely but I wont be returning... found a piece of iron in my egusi stew.. called them to let them know what Ive discovered only to be told " thats strange".... like seriously?? I couldve bit into this ting and injure my mouth but thankfully I didnt..