The food was not fresh. I ordered egusi with bones and not meat . It had no vegetables in the egusi, was served in five minutes, warm. and all you could taste was spice. The fufu was cold not warm or hot at all. The price was $30, which was extremely overpriced for the quality and amount of food dished out. Maybe $10-$12 is good. This food was not ready.
The food is very nice. I had pounded yam and vegetable soup with different assorted meat and fish and I bet you to experience was amazing, I am definitely coming back.
I have never had Nigerian/African food before, so I just asked for what they would recommend and it was so good!!! Real food awesome people, nice restraunt. It's something special that we don't always get to experience. I'd recommend Buka 2 to anyone I meet.
First Nigerian restaurant I’m visiting since I moved to Atlanta. The food was so good. The atmosphere was amazing. The lady we met Dora was also friendly and courteous. Well done for the great service ❤️🥂
I wanted to try a side of jollof which is priced at $7. The cashier refused to sell side orders alone and all their meals are $25 and up. The price is too high for the amount of food you receive i dont recommend to anyone.
I had doubts due to some of the reviews, but I’m happy I trust my gut and gave Buka a chance. I visited this afternoon, and the food, customer service, hookah, and atmosphere were all exceptional. A special shoutout to the waitress, Dora, who was incredibly sweet and attentive. I’ll definitely be back!
Decided to try an authentic Nigerian meal this week — and boy, did I clean up my plate! Definitely a 10/10 for taste!
The waitress was extremely rude. When we walked in no one greeted us or even told us to seat ourselves. The real highlight, though, was the roaches chilling behind the seats like they paid rent. Would not recommend unless you’re into being yelled and possibly have roaches in your food.