The first sign that this was a good place to eat was the flood of Nigerians coming and going to pick up food items from the restaurant. The menu items were explained to us by a kid (the owner's child), but his recommendations and explanations were great. The food was fantastic. This unassuming restaurant was a must try place, go back for more.

I had a great time at Flavors Nigerian Kitchen in Orlando. I ordered white rice with stew and it was delicious. The stew was full of bold Nigerian flavor. I also had fried plantains—they were sweet and crispy. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The restaurant felt warm and homey. If you want real Nigerian food in Orlando, try this place. I’ll definitely go back again!

It was a great experience, the food was very flavourful, decent portion size expect the sauce was too small for the size of Amala and Pounded yam served.

We came to Orlando for a business meeting and decided to visit the local Nigerian restaurant. I did not like the food at all! I had the pepper soup, which was just ok, and the portion size was too small for the cost. My husband had Egusi soup, and it was terrible. It did not taste like Egusi at all, and it was brought to the table cold. He is kind and simply asks the lady to warm it. She still brought it back cold. My husband is not one to complain when it comes to food, but he says he will never come back there. This is a bad representation of Nigerian food, I'm sorry to say. I highly recommend the owner to work on food taste and hire people who can cook tasty food. Unfortunately, I will not be back.

I haven’t eaten Nigerian food in a long time cause there are no african food where I live but trust me, this is the best african food you will eat in America. The taste of the food was amazing. The staffs were amazing.Definitely a
recommendation .