Gallery
A closer look at chin chin, pastries, party snacks, packaging and platters.
Take a closer look at the snacks and packaging shown across the site. The pictures help you see the difference between bite-sized chin chin, hand-held pastries and mixed party trays. If you would like to know exactly how your order will be prepared and packed, ask us before you order — we would rather talk it through than have you guess from a picture.
Chin chin appears in loose bowls and sealed pouches, so you can compare serving and pack formats. There are also pictures of frying, pastries, rolls and mixed small chops. Classic, Spicy and Coconut chin chin are available to ask about; for other items, the menu describes what each snack is and how to serve it.
A photo cannot tell you how many guests a platter will serve. Share your date, guest count and preferred snacks when you contact us; we will discuss the mix and quantity before you order rather than asking you to estimate from a picture.
Small-batch preparation
Our gallery follows the process from frying and cooling to packing. Chin chin is prepared in small batches for each order and sealed to help protect its crunch.
Snacks for sharing
The trays show the kinds of Nigerian snacks available for gatherings, including puff puff, samosas, spring rolls and pastries. The exact mix is confirmed when you order.
Packed for your order
Chin chin is available in three pack sizes and in Classic, Spicy and Coconut flavours. Current prices, availability, pickup and Regina delivery are confirmed directly with you.
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