The Flygerians operates as a Nigerian street food kitchen in London, offering a vibrant taste of West African cuisine. The business is run by two sisters who aim to share the flavours of their heritage with the city. The pair originally served dishes at various events and pop-ups as a mobile culinary experience, before finding a more permanent home.
The Flygerians is small, cosy and welcoming - an ideal setting for those looking to explore Nigerian cuisine in the Peckham area. With countertop seating and casual seating arrangements, the setup allows diners to enjoy their meals in a relaxed, informal setting, whether for a catch-up with a friend or a solo bite of lunch.
The menu at The Flygerians features classic Nigerian dishes, focusing on bold, traditional flavours. Highlights include jollof rice served with options such as grilled chicken or beef. Other offerings include plantain and a variety of sides, showcasing the rich, spicy, and hearty nature of Nigerian cooking. The dishes are prepared with authentic ingredients and are designed to reflect the sisters’ cultural roots.
The restaurant also has a dedicated kids' menu, welcoming little ones to dine too.
Takeaway options are available, allowing customers to enjoy their meals at their convenience.