Abis Market

I came here with my partner and I had the jollof rice with chicken and he had the okra soup. If we lived closer we would definitely come back to try more food. While we waited we were able to shop at their market. The market was clean and well organized.

The food is great (although the portions are a bit smaller these days) and the grocery store is quite neat. The owner is a really friendly guy and makes everyone feel at home. Great selection of African groceries, snacks, and other random things. The items are fairly priced considering that they are mostly imported.

I ate here and was highly disappointed! After tasting meat and finding a bone in my food. I spoke to the owner and let him know that I did not eat meat he said come in on the weekend and that he would make my order with out meat. He was not there, so his wife told me that she would make my order for me with no meat. She told me to give her an hour. I then returned after two hours to pick up my order went to eating, and found meat and a bone in my food. I took my food back after already eating the stew in disbelief, cause I spoke to this lady face to face for a while and explained to her in a deep conversation how I did not eat meat. I then told her that I thought she would make it special. With no care at all she tells me I tried my best to remove all meat and meat substances out of your stew. She then went on saying I thought I told you that I would try my best to remove meat. I told her if you had told me that, I would have said no it's ok I don't want it. She know she never said that. She then went on to say well it must have been a misunderstanding. She had me so angry I had to hold my composure and stay professional. Also the fufu taste like mash potatoes. I had fufu in chicago before and it was delicious and they made my order without meat.

We tried the food at their new restaurant. They offer Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Caribbean cuisine - we ordered the jollof rice, jerk chicken, pounded yam and egusi soup.
It was my first experience with African food, and I thought everything was delicious! Definitely a new hidden gem in Romeoville.

I tried the fufu and goat soup and also the pounded yam and egusi ... this was my first time eating african food and it was amazing! Can't wait to come back.

There is also a restaurant and the food is amazing best egusi I’ve ever had! The market is great as well. Employees are patient, kind and very helpful. Food is cooked fresh so I recommend calling to place order before arriving. 10 out of 5 stars for me!

Business is doing well as a restaurant has been added! Here’s their menu. As of RIGHT NOW, their restaurant is OPEN on FRIDAY-SUNDAY. Regular business hours are the same. Food came fast and was excellent. I ordered the Waakye. Very delicious and I will be a regular.

Egusi soup is REALLY GOOD!! I’m so happy to have them in our community! I usually have to travel to Chicago!

Need African food, Mexican food, Middle Eastern food, etc. and for a good price? Abi’s got you. The owner is great and the store is great!

This is my favourite store i do shopping with, i just moved from Romeoville, now i missed my shoppings, the owner both patners are great, they humble and efficient in their work. am trying to come down soon

This place is so delicious and amazing the Nigerian jollof rice and the egusi and pounded yams amazing 10stars

Great store. They've got what I need to make my naija chops. If you know.....you know!

Good is soooooo delicious 10/10. Highly recommend.

Good food 🥘. Great customer service. You won’t be disappointed

Best place to shop for African Food.

Great customer service and items!

Magnificent place where shopping is splendid and serine.

Wanna do a quick shopping then go to abis