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Traditional Togolese fried rice cooked with beans, giving it its characteristic brown color.
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Traditional Togolese fried rice cooked with beans, giving it its characteristic brown color.
The most popular dish in Togo, Ayimolou is the favorite breakfast of Lomé residents. Traditionally sold very early in the morning by 'Ayimolou-tché' (street vendors), it is recognizable by its dark color obtained by adding sorgho stalks or potash during the cooking of rice and beans.
Red frying oil (Wagasi), black pepper powder, boiled egg, fried fish, or spaghetti as garnish.
Nyékonakpoé
Rue des Moussons, 2ème rue en face de la Mairie Centrale (ou 1ère rue après l'ancien Maquina Loca), Nyékonakpoé, Lomé
Budget ~ 5000 – 10000 FCFA
Agoè
Agoè Anomé (Agoè 2 Lions), face à l'Hôtel La Maison Blanche, entre les carrefours Bodjona et 2 Lions, Lomé
Budget ~ 1000 – 6000 FCFA
Hedzranawoé
Hedzranawoé, derrière l'Ambassade du Gabon, Lomé
Budget ~ 500 – 2500 FCFA
Nyékonakpoé
Nyékonakpoé, en face du laboratoire Locoh Donou, Lomé
Budget ~ 500 – 1500 FCFA
Amoutiévé
Rue Mampo, 3ème rue à gauche en quittant Deckon pour Colombe de la Paix, non loin de la station Total, Amoutiévé, Lomé
Budget ~ 5000+ FCFA
Agoè
Ruelle près du marché Assiyéyé, à côté de la microfinance Famer, Agoè, Lomé
Budget ~ 500 – 2000 FCFA
Tokoin Doumassessé-Adéwi
Tokoin Doumassessé-Adéwi, Lomé
Budget ~ 500 – 2000 FCFA
Avedji / Gblenkome
Rue de l'Ogou, face au Lycée Français de Lomé, Avedji
Budget ~ 500 – 2000 FCFA