Kovafood Tavern

I’ve been to the restaurant twice and so far the food have exceeded my expectations. I had the oha soup the first visit, which I haven’t had in years and it brought back memories of childhood days.

My second visit today was the jollof rice, asun, chin chin etc. The décor was still amazing and the restaurant clean. Food was received timely. The food was delicious as expected.

I also met the owner today and she is a welcoming lady with a heart of gold. I highly recommend the food and restaurant to anyone looking for authentic Nigeria cuisine.

Have you ever eaten something for the first time and it feels like you've been eating it since you were a kid? It's entirely like meeting a new person and feeling like you've known them for years. Not just a pleasant experience but a fulfilling one. I don't think I've ever felt this way after eating food but that's precisely how it felt after eating this egusi & fufu. It's like finding a home you didn't know you had 😌

This is my first excursion into African cuisine and, as a black person, I'm honestly ashamed of myself for not trying it sooner. Not 3 hours ago I bought egusi & fufu along with order of coconut shrimp rice, jollof rice, and fried rice. I washed it down with zobo, I love the combination of hibiscus and pinapple, it's the perfect mix of sweet, tangy, and refreshing.

If you love warm savory comfort food with a kick that'll fill you up without feeling heavy this place in perfect. The portion sizes are great especially if you want to try several side dishes to find your favorite combinations. The egusi & fufu is a must but the menu has so much delicious variation you really can't go wrong. I'm looking forward to trying the spring rolls and jollof spaghetti next time 😋

Love love love this place. From the amazing food, beautiful decor and awesome location. It’s becoming my go too for west African meals; wether ordering in or dining out. So far I’ve had the coconut shrimp rice, fried rice, pepper soup, egusi, okra soup, asun, samosa, turkey wings, and zobo. I can’t even tell which is my favorite dish because everything was so so good, flavorful and tasty. I’m a foodie so taste is big for me and they definitely have it in every meal. I would recommend going to dine in because the decor of the restaurant is something I haven’t seen before. You can tell there was so much though into all the details to bring the west African feel to Georgia. My favorite decors has to be the paintings, seatings and all the books which are written by African authors. Go check Kova out. You’ll love it :D

Hello, I ate here today and I must say I enjoyed it. The owner came out to greet and thank me for dining in. I ordered the egusi, snapper, okra soup, goat pepper, and gizzard.Customer service was also great. I can't wait to return and become a frequent. Thank you for a nice EXPERIENCE!

They have the rare combination of really good authentic Nigerian food as well as great decor and environment for dining in. I will definitely recommend them for dine in and take away. Their Ayamase taste just like its made in Nigeria and their pepper soup is top notch.