Feast on the best flavours from your couch
Abuja’s food scene in 2025 is lit. From street-side suya grills to upscale jollof joints, everything’s just a few taps away on your phone. This guide breaks down exactly how to order local food online—quick, easy, and without leaving your comfy spot. Of course, I’ll let you in on why Wakafoods is your new secret weapon (hint: ₦6,000 free meal!).
1. Choose Your Preferred App
Almost everyone in Abuja uses one of these:
- Glovo – Covers traditional meals, fast food, groceries; tracks deliveries live play.google.com+4glovoapp.com+4nairametrics.com+4.
- Wakafoods – The newest kid on the block, indigenous, fast, plus a jaw-dropping ₦6,000 free meal just for signing up.
www.wakafoods.com/app - Chowdeck – Great African/continental menu, wide reach in estates like Wuse, Maitama blog.oyanow.ng+7apps.apple.com+7play.google.com+7.
- Heyfood, FoodCourt, OyaNow – Faithful local players with quick service nairametrics.com+2blog.oyanow.ng+2ft.com+2.
Quick Tip: Use 2–3 apps to compare deals, menus, and delivery times.
2. Set Up Your Profile & Area
- Install & signup – Verify your phone, fill out basic info.
- Enter your location – Include estate/area like Wuse, Gwarinpa, Utako to only see nearby vendors.
- Save payment method – Cash on delivery often works fine; you can also add cards if allowed.
Make sure your address is detailed. Miss one junction, and your suya can arrive cold!
3. Browse Local Menus
Check out these popular options in Abuja:
- Suya, jollof rice, pounded yam – street food staples.
- Pizza, burgers, fried rice – western comfort food.
- Akara, moi-moi – local snacks.
- Healthy salads, smoothies – available via Glovo, Chowdeck, Wakafoods.
Wakafoods shines by partnering with home cooks and bukka joints in Abuja, so you can discover hidden gems.
4. Optimize Your Order
| Strategy | Why It Works |
| Choose local | Supports small-scale cooks and bukka outlets |
| Check promos | Wakafoods gives ₦6,000 on signup; apps often run deals |
| Use filters | Veg, healthy, spicy – filter to suit your mood |
| Delivery time matters | Tag “30-min delivery” for quick craving relief |
5. Hit “Order” & Track It
- Confirm cart and delivery info.
- Look out for live tracking.
- Your suya or jollof should arrive in 20–45 minutes—Wakafoods aims for under 30!
6. Cash vs Card
- Cash on delivery: simple, widely accepted.
- Card/Online payment: quicker, contactless. Available on Wakafoods, Glovo, Chowdeck.
Always try paying in-app: It usually includes discounts or promo credit.
FAQ
Q1: Why use Wakafoods?
- Only local app with Pidgin interface, ₦6,000 free meal, fast delivery, and supports local vendors.
Q2: Is delivery fast?
- Wakafoods promises ≤30 mins; others deliver in 30–60 mins—track live, just like an Uber ride!
Q3: Can I pay cash?
- Yes, Wakafoods, Glovo, Chowdeck support cash-on-delivery.
Q4: What if I want suya from my street corner?
- Wakafoods and Heyfood specialize in delivering authentic local eats—no travel needed.
Q5: Any security tips?
- Order when you’re awake, keep your phone handy, and tip well (it’s appreciated).
Key Takeaways
- Pick your app(s): Try Wakafoods for local promos, Glovo for variety, Chowdeck for continental choices.
- Set up properly: Save your address and preferred payment.
- Browse wisely: Filter for local, promos, and healthy options.
- Track delivery: Enjoy your meal in under 45 minutes.
- Choose Wakafoods: Local, fast, generous, and supportive of home-based vendors.
Final Word
Ordering food in Abuja in 2025 is easier than ever. But if you want local flavor, good value, and the ₦6,000 free meal, Wakafoods has you covered. Sit back, hit order, and let the feast come to you—Dontmove…wakafoods dey come. 😉
Tion Joseph, Marketing Manager, Wakafoods Express[/caption]
