Basic Information
Awka 420107, Anambra
Restaurant
Groups, tourists, solo diners, families with children, locals and visitors seeking authentic Nigerian dining experiences
About This Restaurant
Oku Ji is a popular restaurant in Awka offering an authentic Nigerian dining experience with a focus on local delicacies. Open daily from 12-6 pm, this casual and cosy establishment serves tasty, pocket-friendly meals in a traditionally decorated setting. The restaurant provides both dine-in and takeaway options, featuring small plates, quick bites, and alcohol including traditional palm wine. With its trendy atmosphere and table service, Oku Ji is perfect for enjoying native cuisine in a welcoming environment.
Hours & Schedule
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
12–6 pm
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Open consistently from 12-6 pm daily. Since they accept reservations, booking ahead is recommended for groups. The restaurant caters to both lunch and dinner crowds throughout their operating hours.
Specialties & Services
Authentic Nigerian cuisine, local delicacies, traditional palm wine, small plates, quick bites, lunch and dinner service, dine-in and takeaway options, catering services, table service, accepts reservations
Amenities & Features
Free parking options include street parking and a dedicated parking lot at no charge, providing convenient access for visitors.
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted, offering flexible payment options for customers.
Wheelchair-accessible toilet available. The establishment is generally accessible with amenities designed to accommodate various needs.
Takeaway, Dine-in
Lunch, Dinner, Solo dining
Alcohol, Quick bite, Small plates
Lunch, Dinner, Catering, Table service
Toilet
Casual, Cosy, Trendy
Groups, Tourists
Accepts reservations
Good for kids
Customer Reviews
Review Summary
Customers consistently praise the authentic native atmosphere, tasty and affordable food, excellent palm wine, good service, and traditional decor. Many reviewers express intentions to return and recommend it for local delicacy enthusiasts.