Keobi Restaurant
Top African Foods in Albany
If you have not tried the highly trending Nigerian Fufu with Egusi Soup this year, you are propably alone. If you’re searching online for Fufu, or Iyan, you’re in the right place. The year 2021 has been a great year for Nigerian Fufu, also called Iyan or pounded yam. Fufu is one of the most …
Happy New Year! We are now just starting 2021 after a challenging 2020 we love to forget, and that means it’s time to think about making healthy choices for a healthy lifestyle in 2021. We have had a challenging year both mentally and physically, and thus one of the best things we should consider now …
Moi Moi is a popular food in Nigeria that’s associated with many health benefits. This delicacy is the most popular side order at Keobi Restaurant, and one Nigerian food you must eat before you die. Yes, Moi Moi (or Moin Moin) is that good, and healthy! This delicious delicacy is highly rich in protein and …
Keobi Restaurant is located on the historic Lark Street, probably the famous Streets in Albany due to its rich history and outstanding architecture. The lively Lark street is also called \”Greenwich Village\” located in the heart of the Capital of New York, and one of must-visit historical places in Upstate, New York. The best way …
Nigerian swallows refer generally to food balls that are wholly swallowed without chewing. They are starchy ingredients that, after cooking, they are rolled into balls, traditionally served with stews or soups in which they are dipped in and swallowed. While it’s generally ingested without chewing, some still think they need to chew swallows which defeats the joy …
Africans are full of enthusiasm and festivities. We like to party! Our Christmas celebrations do not typically center on Santa Claus like in the United States. Rather, it is more about community gatherings with heart-warming foods African cuisines. Africa is not a country but large continent with a nearly equal population of Christians and Muslims. …
Enter Our One-Year Anniversary Contest If you are looking for an exotic ethnic food, you cannot afford not to try these 10 Nigerian foods. If your adventure or business takes you to Nigeria, you must have a bite before you board a plane out the country. Nigeria’s multi-ethnicity brings out fabulously delicious delicacies that are …
Have you heard about the Jollof Rice War? Yes, there is this ongoing “war” between the two sister-countries, Nigeria and Ghana, about who makes the best Jollof Rice. Jollof is a rice-based dish, perfectly combined with tomato and other spices. The dish is very famous in Nigeria, Ghana and other West African countries namely Gambia, Sierra …
Who does not love to be around family and friends on special days like Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays, birthdays, weddings, or office parties? The love and affection of people coming together and being part of the festive occassion is a pure joy and blessing. The host is not just inviting everyone for celebration but the …
Ewedu is a green leafy vegetable used in preparing a soup a.k.a. Ewedu soup that could be used to eat “swallow” foods such as iyan (pounded yam of fufu), amala. Ewedu soup is a versatile vegetable soup eaten with various other Nigerian cuisines. Various regions in Nigeria make the soup with different variations of taste. …
