Driving up there is plenty of parking. It's really like the only thing around. You walk in and it is set up kind of like a fast casual. You get in line and order then pay at the end of the line then sit where you want. It is kind of confusing though.. I'm not Nigerian and it was my first time coming here, there is no menu that I could find so I didn't really know how to order. The lady serving the food wasn't helpful at all but another patron in line kind of explained. The gist is you can order some Amala (the smashed yam balls) and a soup/broth thing and a meat or you can get Jollof rice and a meat. That's the basics. Then I think you would get egusi or other things separately. They have fish, goat?, chicken, beef? And some vege options. We got the Amala and chicken in this green broth thing. To be honest the Amala was ok and the chicken was ok. The reason I gave this place 4 stars was because of the jollof rice! It was so good. The fish was also very tasty. Best jollof rice I've had in Houston so far tbh. Grab some rice and fish and a bowl to wash your hands and you're set. The price is kind of expensive surprisingly but it's overall ok. I'd recommend trying it but not sure if I'd go frequently.

Stopped by for Amala and it was so delicious but no surprise there. It wasn't too spicy so it's a perfect place for people that don't like spicy food.

This is a home away from home. The meals are so tasty and it's like you are back in Nigeria. They had our local dishes and my friend and I were NOT DISSAPPOINTED. I will definitely go back again and again. 5 star is indeed an understatement. It is Worth MORE. Please note that I did this review in All HONESTY. The restaurant is not aware but my excitement at discovering this homely food joint made me put this up. I really commend the owner and their warm and friendly employees. Food is pricey but Worth the money!!

Listen there are very few Nigerian restaurants that give you great customer service AND great food. I don't know why a lot of times it has to be one or the other but at Amala Zone I was finally satisfied with both. I ordered the Efo Riro (dish comprised of chopped greens, locust bean, palm oil and assortment of meat). The beef was so tender I didn't even need a toothpick after chewing it..which I believe is quite a feat. The amala itself was nice, soft, and made fresh.

Off of westheimer Rd and Hwy 6, right by West Oak Mall, this spacious restaurant is new to the area where 2 other Nigerian restaurants exists within a couples miles radius. The place is quite big, clean and comfortable. They have a whole cleaning kit at your table, quite impressive! Food was awesome, jollof rice out of this world. Went back another time and the food was just as good as the 1st although we chose diff meals this time. Being a novice when it comes to African food, I've always sworn by jollof rice and didn't think anything else would be as good...until I tasted his meal, the yam porridge OMG. I've been missing out! He had Amala and I forget the stew's name. All yummy! Only drawback is the customer service. The servers were kind, but lacked professionalism. Hopefully that will change in the near future. Def recommend this spot!