West African kitchen
Everything for egusi, ogbono and pepper soup, with the palm oil and yam flour to go with them.
On the shelves.
What you will find on our West African shelves. Stock changes week to week, so call 01 558 6267 to check before you travel.
- In store
Soup essentials
WEST AFRICAN KITCHEN- Egusi
- Ogbono
- Pepper soup spice
- In store
Oil and flour
WEST AFRICAN KITCHEN- Palm oil
- Yam flour
- In store
Fresh
WEST AFRICAN KITCHEN- Yam
- Sweet potato
- Mackerel
- Tilapia
- In store
Store cupboard
WEST AFRICAN KITCHEN- Evaporated milk
- Instant noodles
- Long-grain rice for jollof
Packs from home.
Real packs from brands we stock. A few of many: the shelves carry far more than we can show here.
Carnation evaporated milkMilk and creamersIn store
Indomie chicken noodlesGrains, sago and moreIn store
Peak evaporated milkMilk and creamersIn store
Maggi Star seasoning cubesStock and seasoningIn store
Knorr chicken seasoning cubesStock and seasoningIn store
Golden Penny SemovitaFlourIn store
Ayoola poundo yam flourFlourIn store
Rubicon mangoJuices and nectarsIn store
Malta GuinnessEveryday drinksIn store
Nestlé Nido milk powderMilk and creamersIn store
Festivals we stock for.
What to buy for each festival, with dates, on our festivals page.
Cook it at home.
Easy West African recipes for a first try, with what to pick up in store.
West African questions.
- Where can I buy Nigerian and West African groceries in Dublin?
- At World of Spices on Talbot Street (Dublin 1), in Clongriffin (Dublin 13) and at Northside Shopping Centre (Dublin 17). We also have a shop on West Street in Drogheda.
- Do you sell egusi and ogbono?
- Yes, both, with pepper soup spice and palm oil.
- Do you sell yam?
- Yes, yam and yam flour, with sweet potato in the fruit and veg section.
- Can I order online?
- No. Everything is in store. Call 01 558 6267 to check if something is in stock before you come in.
Come and see us in store.
No online orders and no delivery. Everything is waiting on the shelves and at the counters in our shops in Dublin and Drogheda.