If you're on the hunt for the best amala spots in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, you're in for a treat. From hidden gems to well-loved local favourites, the city offers a range of places to enjoy this classic Nigerian dish. Topping our list is Amala Empire PH with a stellar 4.9-star rating from 21 reviews, while Amala Headquarters boasts the highest review count at 245. Our rankings are based on a combination of Google ratings, review volume, recency, profile completeness, verification, and paid placement, ensuring you get a reliable guide to the best amala in town.
Amadi J.★★★★★ — The ewedu and gbegiri went well.
The meat gave me the Yoruba vibe I wanted✅
stephanie D.★★★★★ — I normally don't eat amala (guess it's the meal prep i viewed in the past)
Well,i was thrilled when i ordered a plate from the amazing Amala Empire.
Their customer service is friendly and attention to details whilst taking your orders is simply impeccable.
Great service anytime!
Hope to be back for more😋🏃🏼♀️
Chiamaka O.★★★★★ — The food tastes very nice but the service is quite slow. The prices too are quite decent. I’ll definitely be coming back.
Queen M.★★★★★ — Went to for quick lunch with my colleague, and I had Amala, more like satisfying my craving...it was really good . The meals were appetizing and mouth watering..I love that they had varieties of local meals , it was spacious and clean.
Success★★★★★ — Stop seeing spoiled food, this is the 3rd time I am buying food that is not well preserved. If you did not finish selling your food, preserve it well instead of selling bad food for people.
Obi C.★★★★★ — The place was nice. Not too noisy or quiet. The staff were busy and friendly though can be oblivious. The food was delicious especially their smoke jellof rice. That jellof rice taste like party jellof rice it is so sweet. The palm rice was good too. Their efo riro soup was good. Their stew was spicy and sweet. The place is opposite KFC and on woji gra. The foods are cheap and I will go there again and try different food.
ADE P★★★★★ — If you’re looking for quality Nigerian dishes fresh from the pot with fresh ingredients, look no further. You will not be disappointed. It’s surprising cheap as well. Keep it up.
Obi C.★★★★★ — The food was not that good. The jellof rice I ate was nothing special and I was looking forward to it. What a letdown. The eforiro soup was not that good too . The soup was just average. They posted the price was there foods. It was cheap.
The place was rowdy and the wait time was about 20 mins. People were eating when I got there. The place was clean. The shop was small. They have small to adequate parking space.
Obinna E.★★★★★ — The breakfast in this African den was really amazing. I think the best in PH. Really awesone ambience too, clean and picture friendly. I recommend Labake Foods for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Ahmed B.★★★★★ — Just had the best breakfast Port Harcourt has to offer at Labake foods.... Toasted bread with fried vegetable omelette including sardines & sausages coupled with coffee. It was delicious!!!. Then took away smokey jollof rice with fried fish. Damn their food and service was on point. Will be back tomorrow to try out their amala. I recommend them fully.
Obi C.★★★★★ — The food was average. The rice and stew I ate not just there. The soup was average. The did not have any menu available when I got there. The shop was clean. The took about 30 mins to get me my food. Plantain chips cost 2000. Each scoop of rice cost 1000. I got 2000 stew. Each meat cost between 700 to 1000. Soup cost between 2000 to 3500. The place was not crowded. The place was small. The staff were average.
They have good parking space. The shop is looked in a complex.
Tobor C.★★★★★ — Though they sell a number of food varieties here, I'm more focused on the reason I visited, which resonates with the name, Amala Joint.
This happens to be one of the best Amala service I enjoy in Port Harcourt, a taste, like it is said, is in the eating. Amala with Ewedu & Igbegiri, supported by assorted, is something I wouldn't want to miss.
You can try it out.
Ruth E.★★★★★ — Food and services are top notch, kip it up👍
Dooby B.★★★★★ — The worst amala experience I have ever had! Despite how hungry I was, I couldn't eat the food. It had a stale taste and was just unpalatable.
Granted, service was okay, the server was polite and nice.
Which amala spot in Port Harcourt has the highest rating?▾
Amala Empire PH holds the highest rating among amala spots in Port Harcourt, with an impressive 4.9 stars from 21 reviews. It is ranked number one on our list.
Where can I find the most reviewed amala place in Port Harcourt?▾
Amala Headquarters is the most reviewed amala spot in Port Harcourt, with 245 reviews and a rating of 4.1 stars. It is ranked second on our list.
Are there any amala spots in Port Harcourt with a price level indicator?▾
Yes, one of the Amala Headquarters listings (ranked second) has a price level of 2, indicating a moderate price range. The other Amala Headquarters (ranked third) does not have a price level listed.
What is the ranking methodology used for these amala spots?▾
Our rankings are based on a combination of Google rating, review volume, recency of reviews, profile completeness, verification status, and paid placement. This ensures a comprehensive and up-to-date list.
How many amala spots are ranked in Port Harcourt?▾
A total of 14 amala spots are ranked in Port Harcourt, with the top five including Amala Empire PH, Amala Headquarters (two listings), University of Amala, and AMALA VILLA.
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