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Food and Drink WATCH: I tried delicious traditional Nigerian dishes at Cala-Bar in Portsmouth including chicken intestines By Joe Williams Digital Reporter Comment Published 30th Aug 2024, 12:25 BST Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now I was invited down to a recently opened Nigerian restaurant in Portsmouth and I jumped at the chance to try a cuisine I had not experienced before. Maggie Webb, the owner of The Cala-Bar in London Road , North End, invited us to try some traditional Nigerian dishes following its opening in June.
The former Portsmouth nurse fulfilled her dream of opening a restaurant having worked for the NHS for 10 years, including as an anaesthetic nurse at Queen Alexandra Hospital. Read More Portsmouth Nigerian restaurant the Cala-Bar brings the tastes of the West African nation to North End Excitement as Big Eat Food Festival returns to Hampshire for fourth year - here's when Portsmouth News newsletters - sign up for FREE to get email updates straight to your inbox Her new career sees her serve delicious Nigerian dishes in Portsmouth and a fantastic spread was laid out for The News . Dishes including jollof rice, plantain, peppered beef and chicken, egusi soup served with poundo, and peppered gizzard which is chicken intestines.
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This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Notice and Terms of Service apply. These dishes were all new to me and I was excited to give them a try. Find out how I got on in the video embedded in this article.
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