Sample the Street Food Scene

Abobo, Ivory Coast

Take a gastronomic tour of the sidewalks and savor the symphony of street snacks! From juicy kebabs to sweet-tooth taming beignets, there's a feast in every footstep. Just follow the smoke and the heavenly aromas - it's sidewalk dining at its finest!

Interesting Info about the Challenge

Sampling the street food scene in Abobo, Abidjan, is an enticing adventure that goes beyond just food; it immerses you in local culture and community. As you wander the bustling streets, you'll experience the vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter, aromas, and bustling energy that captures the essence of Ivorian life. From savory grilled meats to delightful beignets, taste the diverse flavors that reflect the country’s culinary influences, including French, Malinke, and Akan foods. This challenge isn't just about food; it's a unique chance to engage with local vendors, hear their stories, and savor a variety of dishes that tell the tale of Abidjan's rich cultural tapestry.

When is the best time to visit?

The best time to visit is during the dry season, typically between November and March. This period offers comfortable temperatures and less humidity, ideal for enjoying outdoor street food scenes.

Best/Worst Time to Visit

Best time of day to visit: Late afternoon to early evening is the best time to savor street food as vendors are in full swing, and the atmosphere is lively.

Worst time of day to visit: Early afternoon, as many vendors might be closed or have a limited selection while they prepare for the evening crowds.