There are several ways to Find and enjoy Eba and Egusi soup if you’re a Nigerian in any part of the world but for the sake of this post, we’re assuming you’re in Ghana, tired of regular Ghanaian foods as your systems crave for some Solid food that gives you more energy and stamina for the work ahead!
How to Order Eba and Egusi soup
We’re going to assume also have a food delivery app and if that is the case, quickly search for Eba on the app and a lot of Restaurants offering such meals would pop up on your screen!
Choose a AdaOwerri Kitchen: Find a restaurant or eatery in Ghana especially Ada Owerri Kitchen since they offer eba and egusi soup on their menu. You can ask locals for recommendations or use online platforms like Google Maps or food delivery apps to search for nearby options.
Call the Restaurant: You can contact your chosen restaurant by calling or chatting them on Whatsapp
Go to the chosen restaurant during their operating hours. Many restaurants in Ghana offer both dine-in and takeout options.
Select Your Dish: As soon as your chat gets a response from Ada Owerri Kitchen, ensure you make it clear you want some eba and egusi soup! You’ll be given a list of options to pick from along with a corresponding price! You can also find pricelist for Nigerian food on their Menu which also exists online
Place Your Order: Signal a waiter or waitress or use the menu card to place your order. You can say something like, “I’d like to order eba and egusi soup, please.”
Specify Your Preferences: If you have any specific preferences or dietary restrictions, such as requesting a particular level of spiciness or specifying any allergies, be sure to communicate them to the server.
Wait for Your Meal: Sit back, relax, and wait for your eba and egusi soup to be prepared. It may take some time, as traditional African dishes like egusi soup are often cooked to order.
Enjoy Your Meal: Once your meal is ready, it will be served to you. Eba is typically served in small portions on individual plates, while egusi soup is served in a bowl. Use your fingers to scoop up the eba and dip it into the egusi soup before enjoying the delicious combination of flavors.
Payment: When you’ve finished your meal, ask for the bill, and make the payment according to the restaurant’s payment methods.
Remember to be polite and respectful to the restaurant staff, and don’t hesitate to ask for assistance if you have any questions or need recommendations. Enjoy your eba and egusi soup, a delightful taste of Ghanaian cuisine!