From asun and pepper kpomo to egusi with fufu and loaded puff puff — Naija classics done right, with cocktails and nightlife to match.
Plenty of Houston menus borrow a jollof here or a suya there. The Afro Eatery Lounge goes all the way in: charcoal suya with house yaji, Nigerian-style jollof, asun (peppered goat), pepper kpomo, egusi, efo riro, ogbono, okra and banga soups with fufu, meat pies, and puff puff to finish.
It comes with the atmosphere Naija nights deserve — Afrobeats and cocktails, and an Afro-Southern brunch on weekends that merges Lagos and Houston on one plate.
Whether you grew up on this food or you're tasting egusi for the first time, our kitchen and servers will point you right.
The dishes that anchor the menu:
| Monday | 6 PM – 12 AM |
| Tuesday – Thursday | 12 PM – 12 AM |
| Friday – Saturday | 12 PM – 2 AM |
| Sunday | 12 PM – 12 AM |
| Weekend Brunch (Sat & Sun) | 12 PM – 4 PM |
Charcoal suya, Nigerian-style jollof, asun (peppered goat), pepper kpomo with yam fries, egusi, efo riro, ogbono, okra and banga soups with fufu, Naija fried rice, meat pies, and puff puff for dessert.
Yes — egusi, efo riro, ogbono, okra, and banga, served with fufu and protein upgrades available.
Nigerian food loves pepper, and we cook it true — but our kitchen can guide you to milder picks like the Afro Soul Plate or salmon if you are heat-shy.
2352 S Dairy Ashford Rd, Houston, TX 77077, in the Energy Corridor — easy to reach from Westheimer, I-10, and Highway 6. Dine in, reserve a table, or order delivery.
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