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Where to eat in Abidjan

26 addresses across Plateau, Cocody, Zone 4 and beyond — from lagoon terraces to Italian kitchens and the maquis worth queueing for.

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Ivorian classics

What to order,
wherever you sit

Attiéké & grilled fish

Cassava couscous with braised tilapia — the dish to order on your first evening.

Kedjenou

Chicken slow-cooked in a sealed pot with peppers and tomato. Order it ahead.

Garba

Fried tuna and attiéké, sold from street kiosks. The national snack.

Sauce graine

Palm nut stew with fish or beef, served over rice. Rich, and worth the nap after.

Alloco

Fried plantain with chilli onion relish. Ordered as a side, eaten as a meal.

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