Dupsy's Kitchen

Omggggggg !! The food is amazinggggggg. From the plantains, egusi stew, fufu, and meat pie, it all taste soooooo good! You can tell this food is made with love. Even after a 30 minute delivery drive, my food was still warm and so delicious!!!! Thank you so much. Definitely my go to spot for African food from now on❤️

Was hankering for some Nigerian food tonight so ordered from Dupsy's Kitchen which recently opened and operates out of the ghost kitchen concept in Blodgett Food Hall (i.e. it is not a sit down restaurant). I had some egusi stew (a stew thickened with dried and ground melon seeds) that included spinach, collard greens, red pepper purée, cow skin, tripe, crawfish, and palm oil. Also present was peppered chicken and the obligatory poundo (pounded yam).

I may not be a Nigerian food expert, but this also wasn’t my first rodeo, so I can attest that the food and its flavor were excellent. The only drawback was that it wasn’t very spicy, which is something I normally encounter and expect with Nigerian food. Regardless, I look forward to ordering again in the future to sample some of the other stews (designer, efo riro, beef) as well as other traditional Nigerian dishes like jollof rice, fried plantains, meat pies.