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Welcome To Toyin - Nigerian cuisine
At Toyin - Nigerian Cuisine, we bring the vibrant flavors of Nigeria to Marietta, GA. Our culinary journey is rooted in tradition, serving authentic dishes like Okra Stew, Jollof Rice, and MoinMoin, crafted with love and attention to detail. Each meal is an exploration of Nigeria's rich heritage, from the spicy aromas of our Egusi Stew to the comforting textures of our fufu. Our welcoming atmosphere invites you to connect with the soul of Nigerian culture, as customers praise the delightful experience and exceptional service. Join us at 495 Pat Mell Rd W and savor the tastes that tell a story — a story of community, warmth, and unforgettable flavors.
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Discover Our Menu
Dodo (Yellow Plantain)
US$1.50Catering Fried Rice
Catering Beef
Catering Chicken Drumstick
Catering Dodo (Yellow Plantain)
Catering Efo Riro (Vegetable Stew)
Catering Egusi Stew
Catering Tilapia Fish
Catering Goat Meat
About
Toyin - Nigerian cuisine
Welcome to Toyin - Nigerian Cuisine, a hidden gem nestled in Marietta, GA, that promises to transport your taste buds straight to the heart of Nigeria. Located at 495 Pat Mell Rd W #105, this culinary hotspot specializes in authentic Nigerian dishes that are as rich in flavor as they are in tradition.
With a commitment to offering an array of mouthwatering options, Toyin features everything from Dodo (Yellow Plantain) for just $1.50 to hearty House Platters like the exquisite Ogbono Stew—a delightful blend of smoked and stock fish paired with your choice of traditional sides, all for $15.00. If you're craving something unique, their Egusi Stew, filled with meat or fish, is a must-try and available for the same price.
- Appetizers & Sides: Enjoy classics such as Shaki (Cow Tripe) and Moin Moin, where even the simplest dishes shine with authentic Nigerian flavors.
- Catering: Planning a gathering? Toyin offers catering services that require only 48 hours notice. This ensures your guests indulge in true Nigerian flavors like Efo Riro and Assorted Meats.
But don’t just take my word for it—customers rave about the experience at Toyin. One delighted patron, Joy Victoria, shared that her meal felt as authentic as dining back in Nigeria. David Osoko echoed this sentiment, highlighting the affordability and quality of the well-cooked dishes. Meanwhile, Reva Anderson deemed the Okra Stew the best in town, suggesting that everyone should experience this culinary delight.
The atmosphere at Toyin complements the food beautifully. Although it has a local charm, the walls tell the story of Nigeria, allowing patrons to connect with their roots. Many diners, including Philly, have noted the friendly and knowledgeable staff, always happy to guide you through the rich tapestry of Nigerian cuisine. It’s not just about the food; it’s about the experience and community.
As someone who revels in exploring diverse culinary landscapes, I cannot stress enough how transformative the flavors here are. Whether you're a fan of spicy foods or gentle flavor profiles, Toyin has something for everyone. The generous portions ensure that you leave satisfied, and the warm ambiance makes you want to linger a little longer.
If you're ready to embark on a culinary journey that celebrates the essence of Nigeria, visit Toyin - Nigerian Cuisine. This isn’t just a meal; it’s a cultural experience waiting to happen.
For more information or to place an order, call +1 404-835-7702. Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into authentic Nigerian delights!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ The food was amazing. The amala was so soft felt. I was really in a Nigerian restaurant in Nigeria. Loved the wall as it allows you pin point what part of Nigeria you are from ”
“ Very neat and good service. The food is very affordable compared to others. Definitely going back because the food was well cooked ”
“ They have the best okra stew around! Absolutely love it! ”
“ Toyin was a complete pleasure to eat in. The staff is very friendly and ready to introduce you to authentic Nigerian cuisine. Everyone in the restaurant was Nigerian and they said this was their favorite place to go. The prices were very reasonable and you get a large helping of food. I'm not entirely sure what I ate because a nice Nigerian gentleman behind ordered for me, but it was a spicy spinach and melon seed stew with flavors I can't really compare to anything else. The fufu that you eat with it was to die for. The tilapia was also delicious. However, be aware that it is not deboned if you order it if you don't eat much fish. I can't wait to try more Nigerian food! I recommend that everyone should come and try Toyin- Nigerian Cuisine. ”
“ Best Nigerian delicacies. Got my colleagues hooked on the jollof rice. ”
“ The gentleman that took my order was patient and very kind....because I had no idea what I wanted was called! Anyways, their okra soup and fufu was delicious. Plenty of flavor and spice. ”
“ By reading. The review .. Nobody. Will want to go there .. But. My stubborn self. Decided to go and. Give it a try .... I am not nigerian. And don't look african ... Yes the owner. Is. Doesnt smile a lot ...but. Are we here to eat or to look at somebody. Face ? To me. The food. Is more tasteful than other place. That I wont name ( I have been to a lot of them ) ... Her egusi soup and efu riro( excuse my spelling) is the best. I will recommend. Those for starter ( if you want to try both. .. You can ask them to serve 1/2. A egusi and 1/2 efu riro they won't mind doing it) that how I always order my food because I can never make up my mind ( you have the option of meat. Like. Goat .. Beef. Tripe * inside of the beef. Similar to chittling * or just. Boiled egg * boiled . peeled and. Cooked inside the. Spicy tomato. Stew* And a choice of. Either. Gari .. Pound of yam* my favorite* and more .. GO AHEAD AND GIVE IT A TRY. I wouldn't. Went back 3 times if. That woman was rude. As the review said ”
“ The food is so delicious. The egusi soup, the beans and plantain, the jollof rice, the efo riro, the stew, the puff puff everything is delicious. Definitely should give it a try. ”