What are the closet Train stations to location

Peckham High Street Station which is a 8 Min walk away and Queens road station which is 9 mins walk away from the starting point The Prince of Peckham Pub.

The ticket price includes everything so you don't need anymore money although a lot of people purchase extra food etc for friends and loved ones

Is this tour suitable for vegans

Yes it is, a lot of Nigerian food is vegan friendly by default we have hosted a dew vegans and they gave us the thumbs up.

Is the food very spicy ?

So we have made this tour to cater for all spice levels from no spice to the spice lovers. So if you like a bit of spice or a lot we can look after you.

Saturday, 20 September

Je Ka Jeun Nigerian Food Tour

By Mr Efosa

Come and let's eat - Nigerian Food Tour is a fun-filled event where we explore and indulge in the delicious flavours of Nigerian cuisine!

Date and time

Location

Prince of Peckham Pub

1 Clayton Road London SE15 5JA United Kingdom

Agenda

1:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Meeting point: Prince of Peckham Pub

Mr Efosa

Kick things off with a warm welcome and meet-and-greet hosted by Mr. Efosa. He’ll walk you through a few housekeeping notes, what to expect on the tour, and a quick rundown of the journey ahead. Then...

1st Stop – Akara Stop

Start strong with crispy Akara fritters! Vegan, black-eyed beans, red onions, plus a little Suya Tasting session followed by Chapmans of London cocktail sampling.

2nd Stop - Jara Bites

A hearty combo you don’t want to miss. Fish in red stew paired with fluffy Agege bread and perfectly Ewa Riro (Nigerian beans). Feeling brave? Ask for extra pepper sauce for that proper Naija kick.

3rd Stop – Street Food Pit Stop

Try Suya Smoky, spicy, and straight off the grill, prepared to perfection by Chef Kolawole Ajayi.

4th Stop - Pure Cane

Cool down with a fresh cup of sugarcane juice from Pure Cane. It's naturally sweet, refreshing, and packed with energy a perfect palate cleanser between spicy stops.

5th Stop - Delta Tavern Restaurant

Recently named by CNN as the world’s best soup, Banga soup is rich, nourishing, and full of flavour. At Delta Tavern, you’ll hear the story behind this traditional dish and meet the owner who brings ...

6th Stop – Flygerians

Sisters redefining Nigerian desserts . You will try Chin Chin Cheesecake & Banoffee Pie "Chinoffie Pie", a sweet food ending to an unforgettable food journey.

Eko Brewery – Final Stop

We end the tour on a refreshing note at Eko Brewery, one of London’s first Nigerian craft breweries. Unwind with a taste of homegrown beer inspired by West African ingredients and culture.

Good to know

Highlights

3 hours, 30 minutes
ALL AGES
In person
Paid venue parking
Doors at 12:45

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 5 days before event

About this event

Food & Drink • Food

Nigerian Food Tour

Experience the Taste of Nigeria in Peckham

Je Ka Jeun means “Let Us Eat” in Yoruba and that’s exactly what we’ll do. This guided food tour through Peckham is a celebration of Nigerian cuisine, culture, and community.

Get ready for a the ultimate food experience like no other!

Join our immersive walking tour through the heart of Peckham where Nigerian flavours, culture, and music come to life. This exclusive tour is perfect for food lovers, culture seekers, and adventurers.

What's Included:

Street food tasting: Akara, Puff Puff, Suya, Jollof Rice, Pounded Yam, Banga Soup, Agege Bread, Grilled Fish and more
Nigerian cocktails + beer tasting
Storytelling , History & Culture

Led by Mr. Efosa, you’ll explore the vibrant streets of Peckham and stop at some of the area’s most loved Nigerian food spots, Price of ticket includes all food drinks and comes with a goodie bag.

Each stop offers more than just food; you’ll hear the stories behind the flavours, meet local vendors, and experience the heart of Nigerian culture in London. Expect full bellies, good conversation, and a warm, welcoming vibe throughout.

Organised by

Mr Efosa

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