DF Nigerian Food Truck
About
DF Nigerian Food Truck is a West African eatery in New York serving jollof rice, fufu, egusi soup, and jerk chicken. Rated 4.1 stars from 186 reviews. Moderate ($$). Customers note the friendly service and generous portions of traditional dishes.
Menu Highlights
Price Range
Moderate ($$)
Contact & Location
Address
828 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10017, New York, New York
Hours
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Phone
(877) 733-6443Website
www.dfnigerianfoodtruck.com/Reviews
Nadia Sylla
My favorite west African food truck in nyc. Chef B is incredible: friendly, good service, with her yummy food. I always order large amount when the truck is around Columbia campus and appreciate the taste of their jollof rice, always the best. I 100% recommend π
donalds Mary
Packaging was very much below the lowest standard possible. This was handed to me at a 5star hotel lobby! I was legit embarrassed. Please just stop selling moi moi because what is this portion????!! You are selling for $7.99!!!!! Smh. Learn a thing from native restaurant also owned by Lagos. Additionally if you canβt afford spices atleast add salt to taste! McDonald would have definitely been a better choice to get my moneys worth
Shreyas Pant
Absolutely amazing food! Got the jerk chicken + jollof rice lunch combo, the quality of the chicken and jollof was outstanding. Chicken was very tender and the portion was just right!
Erin Falcon
I really enjoyed the fufu and egusi soup with beef. This was my first time having Nigerian food and I loved it! Will definitely be back!
Response from owner
Glad you had an amazing experience, looking forward to seeing you next time and remember ask about our zobo Drink its π₯.Jamie L
My coworker and I were craving West African food for lunch and found a Nigerian food truck nearby, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered the jollof rice with jerk chicken and asked for it extra spicy but the rice ended up being pretty mild with no kick to it. The jerk chicken was flavorful but was unfortunately dry. We also got the egusi soup with beef and fufu. The beef was actually quite flavorful, but the egusi was a little too bitter for my taste. They did throw in some complimentary puff puff, which was a nice gesture, but it was a bit burnt so I didnβt really like it. It was also a bit priceyβ¦ Meh.
Response from owner
Thank Jamie for the feedback will make sure key note are corrected.