SignatureParty Jollof Rice
Smoky, tomato-rich long-grain rice slow-cooked the way it should be, served with tender beef ribs, shito, avocado, and fresh salad.
Home-cooked African meals, delivered
Food that tastes like coming home.
Every plate at Mz Vicky's Kitchen is cooked from scratch with real spice, slow simmering, and a whole lot of love, then delivered warm to your door.
Small-batch cookingFresh dailyMade with care
The Menu
Made fresh, cooked to order
Everything is prepared in small batches. Browse the dishes below and place your order for the day.
From the kitchen
Signature Mains
Hearty plates that taste like Sunday at home.
Signature
PopularBanku, Pepper & Tilapia
Soft, tangy banku served with whole fried tilapia, a fresh red pepper sauce, and a side of our signature shito.
Waakye Special
Rice and beans cooked with sorghum leaves, served with fried fish, shito, spicy stew, and fresh avocado.
Banku & Okro Stew
Smooth, tangy fermented corn and cassava dough paired with a rich okro stew of tender meat and tripe.
From the kitchen
Stews & Soups
Slow-simmered comfort, great over rice, yam, or plantain.
Light Soup with Meat
A clear, aromatic tomato-and-pepper broth simmered with tender meat and traditional spices — light, warming, and full of flavor.
Cabbage Stew
Tender shredded cabbage simmered with seasoned ground meat in a rich, spicy tomato-and-pepper sauce. Delicious over rice, yam, or plantain.
Spinach Stew
Fresh spinach slow-cooked with seasoned meat in a rich palm oil and pepper sauce. Hearty, savory, and great with rice, yam, or plantain.
From the kitchen
Grills & Small Chops
Spiced, smoky, and made for sharing.
Fresh BakedMeat Pie
Rich, flaky golden pastry baked fresh and packed with a savory seasoned beef, potato, and carrot filling.
FreshFresh Fried Tilapia
Whole tilapia seasoned and deep-fried until golden and crisp, ready to pair with banku, waakye, or a spoon of our shito.
From the kitchen
Pantry & Sauces
Take a jar of our kitchen home with you.
SpicyMz Vicky's Delicious Shito
Our signature Ghanaian black pepper sauce, slow-cooked with shrimp, dry fish, onion, cloves, and meat pepper. Available hot or mild — perfect with rice, yam, or plantain.
Our Story
Recipes passed down, cooked with love
Mz Vicky's Kitchen started at a family dining table, where every celebration centered around a pot of jollof and a room full of laughter. Today, Vicky brings those same recipes to your door, using the spices, techniques, and patience she learned from her mother and grandmother.
No shortcuts, no factory kitchens, just real home cooking made in small batches so every plate arrives tasting like it was made just for you.
- Fresh
- Cooked daily
- Small
- Batch made
- Warm
- Door delivery
How It Works
From our kitchen to your table
Step 1
Place your order
Browse the menu and let us know what you are craving and when you would like it.
Step 2
We cook it fresh
Vicky prepares your meal from scratch in small batches, the same day it is delivered.
Step 3
Delivered warm
Your food arrives hot and ready to enjoy, packed with care right to your door.
Customer Love
What our customers are saying
Real feedback from the people who keep coming back for a taste of home.
“The jollof rice is the best I have had outside of home. You can taste that it is cooked with real love and proper spice. I order every single week now.”
“I tried the light soup with meat and it was so warming and full of flavor. It arrived hot, packed neatly, and portions were generous. Vicky has a gift.”
“Everything tastes fresh and homemade, never rushed. The waakye and shito combo takes me straight back to Accra. Highly recommend to anyone missing home food.”
“Ordered the fried tilapia for a family dinner and everyone was impressed. Crispy outside, tender inside, and the pepper sauce is unreal. Will be back.”
“Fast delivery and the food was still steaming when it reached me. The banku was smooth and the soup rich. Feels like being fed by family.”
“The meat pies are addictive and the plantain is caramelized to perfection. Great value and even better taste. Mz Vicky never misses.”