Greelz: Authentic Nigerian Suya and Afro-Fusion Eats in Etobicoke

I'm always open to trying new things, but I don't recall ever having Nigerian cuisine so when a friend invited me to Greelz, I was in! They specialize in Suya, an Afro-Fusion BBQ style originating from Nigeria. Greez applies this tradition to their meals in the form of platters, burgers, and wraps. We tried a few of their offerings and the flavours were all good! The sandwiches and wraps were tasty, although a bit saucy for my liking. It dripped all over. For this reason, I preferred the Beef Suya dish, served with vegetables, and Jollof Rice. Admittedly, I still don't know much about Nigerian cuisine but this was a tasty introduction to it and I'm always open to trying more. Any recommendations?

At Greelz, they’re all about authentic Nigerian street food done right, yet innovative cuisine. From their bold, homemade Suya Spice to soft, traditional Agege bread, everything is crafted to deliver big, unforgettable flavors. Looking for great halal food that brings a taste of Nigeria to Toronto? You need to check this place out! To hear more about this review, follow us @eatinontario on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, & LinkedIn

Delicious . I found this spot and haven't stopped going. I have fallen in food love with the Lamb Suya Shawarma Wrap. But I advise you to try the other delicious items o their menu. Customer service is also great. They are also going to be moving to their new spot next week at 30 Lockport Ave in Etobicoke, which I will be following them to get my specials

After seeing this restaurant pop up on my feed on instagram, I had to try it out for myself. The owner was in and was super helpful to my needs and the decor of the restaurant is modern and clean aesthetics. I got the beef suya with yam fries and I have to say the flavour is out of this world. Would definitely return. After leaving I was a bit upset that the cashier charged me 18 for the yam fries when I checked on the menu it was 8 dollars. I love supporting but I feel I was cheated out of 10 dollars especially when I saw on the screen peppered meat in which I told her I’m getting suya. I paid for the suya and an additional 18 for supposedly yam fries. Again owner is amazing but I was honestly confused as when I looked over the menu it shows 8 dollars for yam fries :(

Good Lawd! One of my good Nigerian girlfriends just had food delivered to my place because I heard about a new location opening up in high park. I tried everything: plantain, burger, shawarma sausage, jollof rice with chicken and jollof rice with beef and everything was absolutely spectacular! I am a sucker for West African food, so if I had to absolutely pick my favorite dishes, it was the jollof rice with the suya protein. Also, for the Halal eaters our there, as there's a lot of them in the GTA, their food is Halal. Definitely adding this to my place for takeout for the weekends.

I liked the Agege beef Burger and the Suya but the quantity of Suya was too smallMy friend liked the Sharwama but said there wasn't enough cream. Overall the food was nice and the lady who attended to us was friendly.