Aria Suya Kitchen

The food was great. Wait time was minimal. Ate all the food before I could even get it home. Only thing I would say is that the atmosphere and aesthetic could be much better. I could tell the design wasn’t that well thought out. The event seating is a hard no. It’s redundant and cold. I wanted to dine in but I would be in a daze. For clean freaks like me I spotted areas that need attention asap. Bathroom needs attention. Not acceptable for a dine in spot especially with those menu prices. If it was straight take out then cool. Just put some more resources into the ambiance and aesthetic. The person that took my order was extra patient and cool. Thank you.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Nigerian cuisine at Aria. But nothing motivates to leave a review at any location I patron than excellent service. That’s exactly what I experienced at Aria. The owner noticed my brothers and I were waiting on our orders and watching sports on our phone. He personally came over and asked us to follow him to lounge area with seating to watch any game we wanted comfortably while eating. Then when the food arrived it was as expected, absolutely delicious. This spot is must visit when in Houston.

Very relaxed chill vibes, kids friendly in the restaurant, the lounge is separate from the restaurant , theres hookah in the lounge as well. The food is good , staffs are good as well, although on busy days a few can be stressed which is expected. They have a good cocktail list with blends of Nigerian favourites like palmwine, zobo and chapman

Food is really good especially the oxtail pepper soup , and pounded yam egusi soup with fufu. This place give authentic Nigerian food. And it look real nice on the inside I give you 5 stars I went 2 days in a row and I wanna go again today. Last time I went I waited 30 min before I got my drink but I don’t really care because the food is good. Oh yeah and if you drink order 2 black current drinks , thank me later

I got the suya sample (beef, chicken and shrimp) with pineapple juice and a side of jollof rice; it was delicious- well seasoned with good spiciness. My mom grew up in Nigeria and has had suya before and she said it tasted authentic which was great for me to hear. Beforehand (not pictured), they brought out dried plantain chips with stew as an appetizer, which was also good. One side is a lounge which is like a bar the other side is a restaurant. I accidentally broke my glass cup and even after that the staff was really nice and took care of me and the mess.