Ariya Kitchen Edgware in Barnet - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The menu doesn't allow you to choose an accompaniment with the soup or sauce that one orders eg. Pounded yam,etc

I know that the chicken and the meat was from a soup you made. I thought fried meat

Tasty food and great customer service

Really disappointed with my food spent 30 pounds the only thing that was edible was the jollof and tiny pieces of meat that came with it apart from that the okro was sold frozen so not sure how long it's been frozen meat was tough like a brick the mix meat stew was just as bad all the meats were tough I dont get how they sell food that's not edible definitely wont be getting food from this place again

Rubbish food don’t order here absolutely horrible

Could have been better to have goat and beef meat as advertised instead of putting chicken

Wrong order sent at first and jollod rice tasted burnt

I ordered for two packs of food but only one came

Placed an order at about 16:50 which was meant for our dinner. At the time of this feedback which is 19:50, the order hasn’t been delivered. I don’t know why Just Eat is still in business as the reviews and customer complaints are appalling. They spend so much on advert with zero service as this is non existent. The app is rubbish and one of the worst ever. I was quite pleased with Ariya kitchen as they were reachable and responsive, sadly, I never got to taste the food. They should not be deali

I love the food here. I love the owner too I find her to be so polite and gracious.

I ordered jollof rice with Assorted meat but got Jollof rice with Chicken. So disappointing

where is my order?????????????????????????????

Half box of soup for that price bit overpriced

The fish was nice but the okra was very watery and didn’t taste so good.

The stew was too pepperish and not okay

The soup and meat was not as expected but rice was okay

I love their food. Great customer service.

Great Nigerian foods. Tasty and reasonably priced

I got delivery that good was really good I did enjoy 🥰

Ariya Kitchen is a nice place, very close to the train station so it was easy to locate. The food took a while before we received it as they took forever to get it warmed up but the taste was okay. The staff was a bit slow and the place was too noisy and being so small, lots of people kept coming in and everyone was talking at the same time like a market square and I honestly was too hungry so was hoping for a calm place to enjoy my meal uninterrupted. I will suggest they need more professional staffing and they need to make the food tastier but generally, it wasn't too bad.

Delicious, homely, generously portioned Nigerian Fayre

Best Nigerian food in NW London. Wish they were on Deliveroo or Uber Eats. Real authentic Jollof price cooked by expert Yoruba hands 😀. Everything here is fantastic except the goat peppersoup. Try their Okro 😍, Ewa Agoyin. In fact just go there and you'll be happy you did.

Very nice place for take away African food and drinks. Very delicious 😋

The food was good but the service was very poor. The lady who owns the business seem angry and extremely impatient and this is not the first time.

One of the best Indian takeaway in Cheltenham.

Wonderful best Africa food in England..👍👍👍

I ordered jollof rice and beef from here, they gave me just fat with no meat (not worth the money). I wouldn't recommend due to the food, customer service and hygiene being poor.

I’m unimpressed. The amount of hair on my drumstick chicken and cow leg was off putting. It made me feel like they don’t clean the meat well. Definitely won’t be going back. I threw the meat away once I saw the hair so I wasted money

Tried some jollof rice and fish. Was charged £9 for a box of jollof rice and fish. This was £2-£3 over the price on the menu. Both tasted very smoky and strange and one did not feel well afterwards. Feel totally ripped of. Not sure how one can charge £9 for some coloured rice and one piece of fish. Very disappointed. Daylight robbery..

Not really for a sit down meal but great takeaway. Authentic food. My favourites...Ayamase, designer stew and the egusi.

Love it. Authentic ìyá aláṣẹ food. Exactly what you would get from an Ibadan market stall or canteen. Clean, sanitary little place. Friendly and polite service. The best thing is that unlike many, it's fast service.... All foods have been prepared before hand as they know how good they are and customers fllod in. Fast, authentic, oúnjẹ ìbílè.

The nigerian Restaurants amazing because Joyce like to open her own one herself.

Its what it is. I don't expect anything more

Food was good. Service ok. With so much competition and an increasingly cashless economy, why are these establishments still not taking cards?? Its inconvenient and unnecessary.

A very very good place , wonderful food and beautiful service

Good food. Not too expensive. Local restaurant. Cheaper than nearby rivals. Good place to meet up the Nigerian guys

Quick and easy service, friendly staff, decent prices and a modest selection of foods with most of the fan favourites included

Food is good enough and not expensive. Eaten Jollof rice which was not bad and egusi soup could be better. Giving 3 stars for price in relation to quality of food. Not a very clean place to sit in either.

Taste good and friendly staff. Good location.

The food taste really nice. Clean environment.

Nice and cordial service Great food

Very nice. The jolloff rice and beef stew is delicious!!

Great tasting African. The jollof rice is my favourite.

The food here is for the hungry and undiscerning. If you want quality and a nice experience you'll be disappointed. The jollof rice was ok - and that's about it. The chicken suya was an insult and day light robbery. It was basically charred bones with tiny bits of dried chicken and a sprinkling of the seasoning!!! I wanted to return and tell them to stop serving such rubbish to paying customers. This type of food incenses me, it represents the type of establishment happy to take money from customers but gives them a raw deal. The food is very substandard.The plaintain was undercooked. I mean, who does that? Every Nigerian/African knows how to prepare plaintain surely? We 'd asked for plaintain slices instead of the nasty hard tiny cubes thrown on our jollof rice the first time we ordered and apparently, the people serving repaid our request by giving us undercooked slices. So to them plaintain is a luxury! I'm looking for that quality naija restaurant that serves good quality food that you will happily pay for. This is far from it.