Goat Meat (1 Piece)
$6.50
One piece of goat meat, cooked and sautéed in savory stew.
“Great food and atmosphere, welcoming place to eat. So if you want authentic Nigerian food, this is the place!”

Rice, yam wraps, and Nigerian stews shape the African food at T's Buka in East Arlington, where you can join us for dine-in.
Order onlineGoat Meat (1 Piece)
$6.50
One piece of goat meat, cooked and sautéed in savory stew.
“Great food and atmosphere, welcoming place to eat. So if you want authentic Nigerian food, this is the place!”
Ayamase
$14.50
Nigerian stew with palm oil, fermented locust beans, and bell peppers.
“Awesome service, excellent food with decent potions! I had (authentic) ofada rice with ayamase and ewa agoyin. Very few spots in DFW have this offering paired with the fact the customer service is on point. I will be back for more. Please keep up the good work.”
Hake Fish (1 Piece)
$5.50
One piece of white hake fish, also called panla, sautéed in stew.
“Starting to become a regular at this point. I love the efo riro and fish!”
Extra Wrap of Pounded Yam
$5.50
A soft, dough-like Nigerian staple made from pounded yam.
“The food here is so good I come here all the time for the egusi and pounded yam”
Jollof Rice
$19.00+
Tomato-seasoned West African rice comes with two required protein choices.
“Best jollof rice in all of Dallas. Takes me 30 mins to drive to Ts buka but the food is usually always worth it!”
Ayamase Combo
$21.99
Steamed white rice with ayamase stew; plantain is ordered separately.
“T Buka serves delicious, fresh food every day with an amazing variety of authentic African, especially Nigerian, dishes. Every meal is full of flavor and tastes homemade. The restaurant is always clean, and the staff are warm, welcoming, and very customer-friendly, making every visit enjoyable. If you’re looking for quality African cuisine and excellent service, I highly recommend T Buka. A well-deserved 10/10”
White Rice and Beans
$22.99+
White rice and beans come with a required selection of two proteins.
“Best jollof rice in Dallas and if you like rice and beans, it’s the best place to go”
White and Beans with Goat Meat
$23.00
White rice and beans served with goat meat on the side.
“Love african food”
Abula Combo
$22.00
Amala dough with bean soup, jute-leaf soup, and assorted meats.
“I enjoyed my time here! I got Abula and absolutely loved it! Very affordable meal, I would recommend if you're in the Dallas area.”
Egusi
$20.00+
Nigerian ground melon-seed soup with two chosen proteins and a fufu side.
“This was the best Egusi spot I’ve been to in the DFW area. Y’all should definitely come try it out.”
Okra / Ila Asepo
$20.00+
Okra soup comes with a required choice of one meat or fish protein.
“Authentic Nigerian flavors, perfectly seasoned and absolutely delicious. Warm service, generous portions, and food that tastes just like home. Highly recommended! ❤️💯”
Efo Riro (Vegetables)
$20.00+
Spinach-based Nigerian stew requires one choice of meat or fish protein.
“I love all of our local Naija restaurants, but man oh man, T’s Buka has a hold on me and doesn’t plan on letting go any time soon! Tasted their Efo riro about two years ago and haven’t stopped spending my money with them since! Try it for yourself and see if I’m gassing them up or nah. Drop a ❤️ if you agree!”
Pounder Yam Wrap
$5.50
Vegan pounded yam, a smooth, stretchy dough served as a wrap.
“Nice place to go eat African food.”
Amala Wrap
$5.50
Vegan amala is a smooth, dense yam-flour dough served in a wrap.
“I tried this restaurant once about two weeks ago, and I’ve already been back three times since, even though I live 30 minutes away! The food is absolutely delicious, full of authentic flavors, and always fresh. Every visit has been worth the drive. The staff is welcoming, and the overall experience feels like a taste of home. If you’re looking for amazing African food, this place is a must-visit! 👏🏾🍽️🌍”
Eba Wrap
$5.50
A vegan wrap of eba, a smooth dough made from cassava.
“delivered a truly satisfying meal. I ordered the panla fish in stew along with a piece of hake fish, and everything was done right. The panla was perfectly cooked—tender, flaky, and well seasoned. The stew was rich, savory, and deeply flavorful, the kind that tastes slow-cooked and intentional. The hake fish was also well prepared, cooked just right, and clean in flavor. Ordering the eba already prepared saves me time in the kitchen.”
Ogbonno Only
$10.50
A vegan seed-based dish cooked in vegetable oil; contains tree nuts.
“I enjoy myself anytime I visit the restaurant. They have a solid good customer service and have variety of West African foods, prepared in a lovely environment and well serve to customers. The efo riro is superb, ewedu and gbegiri is fantastic and their solid foods are very okay. The jolly rice is on another level, the protein is very okay and there prices are very reasonable and affordable. I give them 10 over 10”
At T's Buka, African food spans stir-fried rice, beans with goat meat, and yam wraps. The Abula Combo pairs amala with gbegiri, ewedu, and assorted meat, with goat or turkey available to add.
Jollof Rice comes with two proteins of your choice. Ponmo is cow skin sautéed in stew, while Ogbonno Only has plant seed cooked in vegetable oil. Mackerel Fish is also known as titus fish.
Visit us in East Arlington for pickup, dine-in, or delivery. Ayamase, also known as ofada stew, is made with palm oil, fermented locust beans, and bell peppers and is served as stew on its own.
Our guests love these customer favorites. If you're visiting us these are some of the food options we recommend most often.