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Amala Hub

Amala Hub

Food and Beverage Services

Broxburn, West Lothian 31 followers

About us

At Amala Hub, we specialize in bringing the authentic flavors of Nigeria to every table, celebrating the rich culinary traditions of our culture. Our menu showcases a wide variety of traditional Nigerian dishes, prepared with care and precision to deliver the genuine taste of home. At the heart of our offerings is our signature Amala and Abula, a beloved classic that combines the smooth, perfectly made Amala with Abula—a savory blend of gbegiri (bean soup), ewedu (jute leaf soup), and a richly flavored authentic Buka stew, crafted with traditional spices to deliver an unforgettable experience. Beyond our signature dish, we also offer a delightful selection of small chops—bite-sized Nigerian delicacies that are perfect for any occasion, combining convenience with exquisite taste. Our Nigerian Chapman drink, a refreshing and vibrant beverage, adds a special touch to our meals, providing a quintessentially Nigerian dining experience. At Amala Hub, our mission is to celebrate the essence of Nigerian cuisine by sharing its bold flavors and comforting warmth, ensuring that every dish serves as a connection to tradition and culture, whether at intimate gatherings or grand events.

Industry
Food and Beverage Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Broxburn, West Lothian
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
Nigerian Meals and Event Management

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