Basic Information

Address

14 Yakubu Gowon Way, Jos 930104, Plateau

Cuisine Type

Restaurant

Target Audience

Groups, university students, tourists, and solo diners. Family-friendly with good options for children. Appeals to those seeking authentic Nigerian cuisine in a casual, social setting.

About This Restaurant

Madam Calabar Restaurant is a popular Nigerian restaurant on Yakubu Gowon Way in Jos, offering authentic local cuisine in a casual, trendy atmosphere. Open six days a week, they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with extensive options including vegan and vegetarian dishes. Known for their white soup (Ofe Nsala) and Nigerian specialties, they provide multiple service options including dine-in, takeaway, and delivery. The restaurant features both indoor and outdoor seating areas with table service, making it a versatile dining destination for various occasions.

Hours & Schedule

Friday

7 am–10 pm

Saturday

7 am–10 pm

Sunday

Closed

Monday

7 am–10 pm

Tuesday

7 am–10 pm

Wednesday

7 am–10 pm

Thursday

7 am–10 pm

Closed Days

Sunday

Best Times to Visit

Lunch reservations are recommended as there's usually a wait during peak hours. The restaurant is closed on Sundays. Weekday lunches and dinners tend to be busy, with Friday and Saturday evenings particularly popular. Visiting during off-peak hours may reduce waiting times.

Specialties & Services

Authentic Nigerian cuisine including white soup (Ofe Nsala), all-you-can-eat options, happy-hour drinks, and late-night food. Service options include dine-in with table service, takeaway, delivery, and catering. Specializes in vegan and vegetarian options alongside traditional dishes. Popular for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with quick bite options and small plates available.

Amenities & Features

Parking

Free parking lot and free of charge street parking available. Ample parking options make visiting convenient for drivers.

Payment Methods

Accepts credit cards and debit cards. Cash payments not specified in available information.

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and seating. Toilet facilities available. The restaurant is designed to accommodate customers with mobility needs.

Service options

Delivery, Takeaway, Dine-in

Popular for

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Solo dining

Offerings

All you can eat, Happy-hour drinks, Late-night food, Quick bite, Small plates, Vegan options, Vegetarian options

Dining options

Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Catering, Table service

Amenities

Toilet

Atmosphere

Casual, Trendy

Crowd

Groups, Tourists, University students

Planning

Lunch reservations recommended, Accepts reservations, Usually a wait

Children

Good for kids

Customer Reviews

Review Summary

Generally positive with a 3.8 rating from 700+ reviews. Customers praise the decent meals and authentic Nigerian dishes, particularly the white soup. The atmosphere and adequate seating receive positive mentions. Some negative feedback concerns service issues and occasional hygiene concerns. Most reviewers recommend the restaurant for its food quality.

Customer Reviews

"Very decent meals I must say. Had a taste of their white soup (Ofe Nsala) and I was very impressed. Wil definitely try other meals here and I recommend them."

"Nice restaurant be the roadside, offering a delicious assortment of Nigerian cuisine and non alcoholic beverages. Adequate seating available in two sections, the inner section with tables for two, three and four as well as an outer section with an urbanesque view with tables for four. Table service available."

"Horrible experience. Though it wasn't my first time there, I saw long attachment inside my soup, I asked two different waiters to call the owner so i could talk to her, she refused to come, I'll I wanted to do was inform her about the hair, …"