Explore Authentic Nigerian Soups and Stews for Your Event in Doha

Nigerian soups and stews are an integral part of the country’s rich culinary heritage. Whether you're hosting a celebration, or family gathering, or simply want to introduce your guests to traditional flavours, Wumi’s Bistro offers a wide selection of Nigerian food in Qatar. These dishes, ranging from spicy stews to earthy soups, are perfect for any occasion, bringing the taste of home to your event in Doha. 





Here’s how you can enjoy a variety of Nigerian soups and stews from Wumi’s, ensuring your guests have an authentic dining experience.



1. Egusi Soup: Rich, Nutty, and Hearty

Egusi Soup is one of the most beloved soups in Nigerian cuisine, made from ground melon seeds cooked with spinach, peppers, and assorted meats. This thick, rich soup is packed with flavour and pairs perfectly with starchy sides like Pounded Yam, Fufu, or Eba. Its unique, nutty flavour and hearty texture make it a standout dish at any event.


Looking for authentic Nigerian food in Doha? Egusi Soup from Wumi’s Bistro is the perfect dish for your gathering.



 2. Afang Soup: A Delicate Blend of Vegetables and Meat

Afang Soup is a traditional Nigerian dish made with Afang leaves (wild spinach) and waterleaf, creating a flavorful and nutritious meal. This soup is often cooked with assorted meats, snails, or fish and seasoned with peppers, crayfish, and palm oil. Its rich flavour and earthy undertones make it a favourite for those looking for a healthy, yet indulgent meal.


Want to offer your guests something unique? Wumi’s Afang Soup is a delicious and balanced option for any celebration.


3. Banga Soup: A Delta State Specialty

For a taste of southern Nigeria, Banga Soup is a must-try. Made from palm nut extract, this soup is rich and flavorful, often cooked with fresh fish, goat meat, and local spices. The distinctive taste of Banga Soup comes from a mix of spices like obeletientien and beletete, which give it a deep, smoky flavour. It pairs well with starch or Eba, making it an exciting dish for your guests to enjoy.


Looking for a bold, flavorful soup? Wumi’s Banga Soup is perfect for special occasions and is available for delivery in Doha.



4. Oha Soup: A Delight from Eastern Nigeria

Oha Soup is a traditional dish from Eastern Nigeria made with Oha leaves and thickened with ground cocoyam. This soup is often prepared with assorted meats, dried fish, and snails, creating a deliciously savoury meal. The smooth texture of the soup and its light, herbaceous flavour makes it ideal for pairing with Fufu or Pounded Yam.


Want to try Nigerian food in Qatar that showcases the flavours of Eastern Nigeria? Wumi’s Oha Soup brings a taste of home to your table.


5. Ogbono Soup: Smooth, Slippery, and Flavorful

Ogbono Soup is made from ground ogbono seeds (wild mango seeds), which give the soup a smooth, slippery texture. This soup is often cooked with assorted meats, fish, and vegetables, offering a hearty, filling meal. Ogbono Soup is a popular choice for those who enjoy traditional Nigerian dishes, and its rich flavour makes it a great addition to any celebration.


Searching for traditional Nigerian soups in Doha? Wumi’s Ogbono Soup is a satisfying option for your next event.



 6. Ewedu Soup with Gbegiri: A Southwest Nigerian Favorite

Ewedu Soup, made from jute leaves, is a smooth, viscous dish often paired with Gbegiri Soup (bean soup) and Amala. This combination is a favourite in Southwestern Nigeria, particularly among the Yoruba people. Ewedu’s mild, savoury flavour complements the earthiness of Gbegiri, creating a balanced meal that’s perfect for any gathering.


Want to add variety to your event? Wumi’s Ewedu Soup with Gbegiri is a great choice for those seeking authentic Nigerian food in Qatar.


7. Vegetable Soup (Efo Riro): A Healthy and Tasty Option

For guests who prefer lighter, vegetable-based dishes, Efo Riro (spinach stew) is the perfect choice. This hearty vegetable stew is made with spinach, tomatoes, peppers, onions, and palm oil, often combined with meats or fish for added flavour. Efo Riro is not only nutritious but also offers a burst of flavour that makes it a crowd-pleaser.


Looking for healthy Nigerian food in Doha? Wumi’s Vegetable Soup (Efo Riro) is packed with vitamins and flavour.


Conclusion: A Soup for Every Occasion

At Wumi’s Bistro, we understand that no celebration is complete without a variety of flavorful Nigerian soups and stews. Whether you’re serving Egusi Soup with Pounded Yam or introducing your guests to something new like Afang Soup or Oha Soup, our menu offers something for everyone. With reliable delivery through Talabat, you can bring the taste of home to any celebration in Doha.


Ready to explore a world of rich, bold flavours? Order from Wumi’s Bistro on Talabat, Snoonu, Rafeef and Deliveroo and enjoy the best Nigerian soups and stews in Qatar delivered fresh to your door.

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