Stories, recipes, and news from Demi's Nigerian Restaurant
If you’re searching for the best Nigerian starters in London, look no further than Demi’s Restaurant. Our menu offers a bold, delicious introduction to authentic Nigerian cuisine, featuring spicy, hearty, and traditional small plates that set the tone for an unforgettable meal. From pepper soup to spicy turkey and nkwobi, our starters are made to …
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There are two types of people in this world—those who love their egusi chunky and those who swear by the smooth, blended version. And in true Nigerian fashion, neither side is willing to back down. Egusi soup isn’t just a meal; it’s a conversation starter, a source of debate, and a dish that carries deep …
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If you know, you know beans is not just food, it’s a whole lifestyle. Whether you grew up eating it as a Saturday morning classic, the go-to meal for strength, or that reliable dish that never disappoints, one thing is clear: beans done right is pure magic. And at Demi’s, we don’t just cook beans; …
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The cold days of winter have a way of creeping into our bones, leaving us longing for warmth and comfort. But don’t worry—at Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant, we’ve got just what you need to keep the chills away and your spirits high: hearty, flavorful Nigerian comfort food. Ofada Rice and Ayamase Sauce: A Warm Hug on …
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Growing up in a Nigerian home, the dining table was never just about eating. It was where stories were shared, laughter echoed, and bonds were strengthened. Sharing meals is woven into our cultural fabric. From passing bowls of steaming egusi soup to relishing freshly made moi-moi, the act of sharing food speaks volumes about love, …
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Winter has its charm, but let’s be honest, it also brings the chills, the sniffles, and the relentless search for warmth. Here in the UK, it’s that time of year when thick coats and scarves are just not enough to fight the cold. But don’t worry, Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant has the ultimate pepper soup remedy …
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What better way to welcome the year than by expanding your taste buds and exploring the rich culinary heritage of Nigeria’s tribes? We’re inviting you on a flavorful journey across Nigeria with three iconic dishes that will tantalize your taste buds, introduce you to new cultures, and maybe even inspire you to spice things up …
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Ah, the joy of Christmas, the food, the festivity, the spirit of giving, and the promise of fresh starts. This season, while the aroma of freshly baked puff-puff fills kitchens and laughter echoes from family gatherings, we at Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant have some exciting news to share with you. Talking about fresh starts, we will …
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I know you’ve been waiting to see the Nigerian Christmas dishes that made it to the BIG 3 list, and I promise, you won’t be disappointed. SOOOO… DRUM ROLL PLEASEEEE 🥁🥁🥁 Third Place: Fried Rice Coming in at number three is everyone’s party favorite—fried rice! This dish knows how to make a statement on any …
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The Yorubas say, “ounje ni ọba” (Food is King), and like when a king calls, everyone answers. Nigerian dishes aren’t just food as usual; it’s a bridge, a storyteller, and sometimes a peacekeeper. It speaks a language we all understand, and it holds a central role in how we connect with each other. Think of …
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STARTERS Assorted Goat Meat Peppersoup V 12Tender assorted goat meat Cooked in Peppersoup Spices and Scent leaf Catfish Peppersoup 15Catfish cooked in peppersoup spice and scent leaf Isiewu 30Full goat head slow cooked in a native palm oil base sauce garnished with utazi leaves and onions Peppered Snail 25Crunchy giant Snails cooked in pepper sauce …
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