Yetunde's Kitchen has built its entire reputation through the community. There's no big marketing push here, no influencer trail, just people telling other people because the food is genuinely good. Pepper soup that actually warms you through, egusi cooked with patience, fried plantain that comes out the right kind of caramelised.
The takeaway setup keeps things simple and the prices reflect that. This is Nigerian food at its most honest, the kind you get when the cook isn't trying to explain themselves to anyone, just feeding people the way they know how. In West Belfast, it fills a gap that nothing else in the city quite covers.
Don't overthink the order. Get the pepper soup, get whatever stew is on that day, and add plantain. You'll spend under £16 and leave satisfied in a way that more expensive meals often fail to manage.