Nkwobi
Cow foot cooked slow in spicy palm oil sauce, with utazi and ground crayfish. Comes with the palm wine, because it would be wrong otherwise.
A full plate, a pot of soup by the litre, trays for a crowd, bread, drinks, and specials you pre-order. Whatever shape your week needs.
Build my planMost people use two or three. You never have to use all of them.
Rice and stew, soup and swallow, cooked and portioned. Nutritionist-reviewed, with calories on every one.
From ₦2,200 a plate Soups & stewsTwo, five or ten litres, sealed and chilled. Ten litres is about twenty portions. Freezes well, which is why it lasts a week.
From ₦8,500 for 2L Bulk traysJollof, fried rice, beans, moi moi, plain rice, plantain. One tray feeds about ten.
From ₦7,000 a tray Bakery & drinksFamily loaf, croissants, tigernut juice. Small things that finish a delivery properly.
From ₦400 Pre-order specialsNkwobi, Isi Ewu, Edikang Ikong, Afang. Batch-cooked in small quantities, so you tell us the day.
From ₦3,500Every meal is nutritionist-reviewed and made with whole, natural ingredients. No artificial additives.
These are starting prices. Portion size, protein and the extras you add change the final number, and you always see it before you confirm anything.
If somebody in your house cannot eat something, tell us once. You should not have to ring anybody and hope the person answering knows what is in the pot. Every dish here shows its full ingredient list before you pick it, and if it has peanuts, shellfish, milk, gluten or anything else in it, you read that first, not after your money has left your account.
Once you have told us, that person's food is built without it, prepared on its own boards and in its own containers, and the label on the container says plainly what was left out. Nobody in your house has to check behind us at the door.
We do the four hours. You do the rice, the eba, the poundo, whatever your house likes. Arrives chilled and sealed, with reheating instructions. Add protein by the dozen if you want it in the pot.
Anybody who has cleaned a bucket of snails, or picked through catfish, or scrubbed cow skin, knows that is the part nobody wants to do. That is the part we do.
It arrives already cleaned, cut to size and seasoned. Fresh, not sitting in somebody's freezer since last month. You tell us what you want in your soup and how much, and it comes by the dozen so you are never guessing whether it is enough.
Ten pieces fills a two litre pot nicely. After that, count in twelves.
We price it per dozen and tell you the price before you confirm. It moves with the market, so we would rather show you the real number than a pretty one.
A birthday, a naming, a Saturday with too many people in the house. One tray feeds about ten, so you count heads and multiply.
The small things that finish a delivery properly. They come with whatever else you have ordered, so there is no separate trip.
These are batch-cooked in small quantities, so they are not on the everyday list. You tell us the day, we cook them for that day.
Cow foot cooked slow in spicy palm oil sauce, with utazi and ground crayfish. Comes with the palm wine, because it would be wrong otherwise.
Goat head, done the long way, the way it is supposed to be done. The one people order for a Saturday.
Pumpkin leaf and waterleaf, heavy on the vegetables the way it should be, with pounded yam.
Afang and waterleaf cooked all the way down, not rushed, with semolina on the side.
Order these before 9pm the day before and they are cooked in that morning's batch. Once the batch is gone, it is gone until the next one.
You are at work. The children are at school. Somebody is at home. Somebody is on site. One plan covers all of it, and each meal goes where that person actually is.
Lunch arrives at the office in the window you picked, not whenever somebody remembers.
Dinner lands before everyone gets in, so nobody is opening the pot at 10pm.
Their own meal, their own portion size, their own allergies, delivered to the school.
On site, at a relative's place, in a hotel for work. Change the address for one day without touching the rest of the plan.
Same plan. Same bill. Different doors.
There is enough to carry in a week. Where your food came from should not be one of them.
Our production is built around HACCP principles, and there is one thing we will not pretend about: we cook many dishes in one building, so no kitchen anywhere can promise zero trace of an allergen. We wrote down exactly what we can and cannot promise.
Calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat, fibre and sodium are worked out for every single dish before it goes on the list. Not for the menu in general. For that plate, at that portion size.
So when you are watching your sodium because of your blood pressure, or counting protein because you train, or keeping carbs down because of your sugar, you are not guessing. You pick the combination that fits, and the app adds up the week as you actually ate it, not as you planned to.
These are close estimates calculated from our recipes and standard ingredient values, not laboratory analysis. Natural ingredients vary between batches and seasons, and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise.
Shown on every dish, before you choose it. Swap the semolina for yam amala and these numbers change with it.
Losing weight, managing something a doctor named, building muscle, or just trying to eat like an adult. The food bends to that, and you do not have to explain yourself twice.
Calorie-controlled and high protein, so you are not hungry an hour later.
Controlled carbs and low glycaemic swallow. Yam amala and plantain amala instead of the usual.
Low sodium, cooked so it still tastes of something. Renal-friendly plans too.
Lean muscle and training plans, with the protein actually counted.
Nigerian food that fits it, without living on eggs and boredom.
Built around vegetables properly, not a meat dish with the meat removed.
Pepper soup, green soups, the food that is actually meant for those weeks.
Tell our nutritionists what you are managing. If we can build it safely, we will. If we cannot, we will say so.
Work, traffic, school runs, family, the twenty other things nobody sees. Food should not be another thing on that list. Set it once and stop thinking about it.
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