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  • 7 Places To Get The Best Ice Cream In Ibadan

    7 Places To Get The Best Ice Cream In Ibadan

    Since I got to Ibadan, I have been wondering where the best ice cream is. A closed mouth is a closed destiny, so I knew I had to ask around if I wanted to be plugged into the best ice cream spots in Ibadan.

    I got a list of places, and I went to some of them. Here’s how it went down:

    1. Paris Bakery, Ring-road.

    This one is directly opposite the Palms Mall at Ring-road. I passed through Challenge, and on the way, I saw another branch of Paris Bakery. But my mind was set on the Ring-road branch and that was where I went. From Challenge to Ring-Road costs N50.

    The meat pie cost N350. Ice cream, N500. That’s red velvet, according to the lady who served me.

    Paris is so lovely. Absolutely. You can relax, take pictures, chill with a lover, or read a book. They sell fried rice, gizzard, and a lot of other things.

    Slightly blurry lol

    2. Frostyz, at Osuntokun in Bodija.

    If you take a bus, just alight at Osuntokun. Cross the road into the tarred street and keep going straight. Frostyz is unmissable. They have a shawarma spot, a bar, a space to chill out and many other side attractions. The ice cream spot is in there too. A very small, intimate place with a TV. Very perfect for reading.

    The ice cream in cups. Photo Credit: Amamayoyo
    The ice cream in cone.

    Per scoop: N700. A jump from the N600 it was before. You can get cakes and other things to eat too. Shawarma, doughnuts, meat pie, among others. They sell pizza too.

    3. Latitudes, at Ventura Mall, Samonda.

    Never been to this place, but my friend who recommended it to me tells me it is a very good spot. So, it might be worth checking out.

    Latitude Just Opened a Cake and Cream outlet - TOM NETWORK
    Photo: TomEats

    4. Cold Stone Creamery, Mobil/Ringroad Area.

    Only saw this one in passing, but I’ve had Cold Stone ice cream in Lagos, so I think it’s safe to say that the quality might be the same. If you plan to visit, take a cab to Mobil, from Challenge. Costs N50. Once you alight, walk ahead a bit and you’ll find the spot.

    Cold Stone Creamery (Ring Road), Oluyole, Ibadan - Ofadaa
    Photo: Ofadaa

    5. Munchies, at No 44 Awolowo Avenue, New Bodija Estate.

    THE 10 BEST Restaurants in Ibadan - Updated October 2020 - Tripadvisor
    Picture used for illustrative purposes.

    I never could find this place. I’m bad with maps and unless I get exact directions to a place, I won’t leave my house. That was what happened with this place. Again, the reviews from people who have visited are quite good, so if you are good with maps and can find your way around, then try it out. You can call me along, if you want. I’ll pay for my own ice cream, I promise.

    6. Chicken Republic, Bodija.

    Chicken Republic - Ibadan, Oyo State
    Picture used for illustrative purposes.

    This one is at Favour’s junction, or what’s the name of that place again sef? But it is a good place, and their ice cream slaps. So, give it a shot if you are in the area.

    7. Qubes Cafe, Abgowo area.

    I found this one through sheer waka waka. I was out with a friend and after gorging on amala from Oyo state secretariat to Bodija, we found ourselves at University of Ibadan and kept on with our walk. Qubes Cafe is just before Richbam Towers.

    This cost N300.

    Are you in need of hangout spots other than ice cream spots in Ibadan? Here’s a short list of places to consider:

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    Ibadan people have dragged me, but I’m still discovering places, and I will write about them as I visit 🥳 

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  • We Ranked 5 Hangout Spots In Ibadan

    We Ranked 5 Hangout Spots In Ibadan

    What’s it like navigating Ibadan as a JJC? I’ll tell you. For starters, transport fare confuses you, and you are always looking for Amala because everyone says Ibadan has the best Amala. And yes, you will get it, but after that you will start looking for places to hangout. That’s my story. And after looking for places to hangout, here’s a list of 5 places I was able to visit.

    5. FOODCO, Bodija.

    This is one of the earliest places I visited in Ibadan. It’s a supermarket with a restaurant that allows you to eat, charge and chill with friends. Can be a bit crowded sometimes, but their food tastes good and they offer a lot of snacks and dishes.

    4. PALMS MALL, Ring-Road.

    This meets the standard I expected of a Palms Mall in Ibadan. It’s a pretty decent place to hangout and stroll, and maybe buy Shoprite bread.

    3. JERICHO MALL, Jericho.

    The small chops platter here is divine, as is their smoothie. It’s large, and you are sure to find something that will interest you. It’s a fun place to spend the weekend.

    2. FROSTYZ, Osuntokun

    had the best night here. The coconut flavoured ice cream I bought was like nothing else I have ever tasted. To me, it’s the best place to have a date. Or sit and read a book.

    The ice cream. One of the best ways to end a rainy night.

    1. VENTURA MALL, Sango-UI.

    Here’s the correct address: Plot 5 and 6, Old Aerodrome Road Along Sango-UI Road, Samonda, GRA, Ibadan. They have a cinema, and the ambience is lovely. If you like watching people, this is one of the best places to do it. But beyond that, it makes for a good hangout spot with friends.

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