As a student at the Federal Polytechnic Bauchi (FPTB), knowing where to find good, affordable food can make your campus life smoother and more enjoyable. Whether you live in Gwallameji, Yelwa, or Federal Low-cost, there are several local eateries that serve delicious meals on a student budget.
Classic Buka – Gwallameji JunctionLocated just beside the main Gwallameji Junction, Classic Buka is a go-to spot for many FPTB students. Their jollof rice, white rice with stew, and spaghetti combos are both tasty and affordable.
- Popular meals: Jollof rice + meat – ₦500
- Why students love it: Fast service, neat environment, tasty stew
- Popular meals: Amala + 1 meat + soup – ₦600
- Why students love it: Authentic Yoruba taste, fast turnover (fresh food always)
- Popular meals: Indomie + egg + sausage – ₦550
- Why students love it: Chill vibe, perfect for group hangouts
- Popular meals: Rice + beans + stew + egg – ₦400
- Why students love it: Budget-friendly and very close to class blocks
- Popular combo: Suya + onions + masa – ₦500
- Why students love it: Tasty, spicy, and perfect for late-night cravings
A slightly upscale eatery compared to bukas, Home Plate Kitchen serves well-prepared meals with good portions. Ideal when you want something different from the usual student food.
- Popular meals: Spaghetti + grilled chicken – ₦600
- Why students love it: Neat, air-conditioned space, Instagram-worthy dishes
- Popular meals: Rice + plantain + meat – ₦500
- Why students love it: Flavorful stew, steady taste, and friendly service
For easier navigation, you can ask fellow students or Google Maps for these areas: Gwallameji Junction, Yelwa Campus Gate, Federal Low-cost.
From traditional bukas to trendy cafés, Bauchi has a little bit of everything to satisfy your cravings without breaking the bank. Be sure to explore new places occasionally and remember—eating smart is part of surviving student life.
References
- Nmedia Survey: Top Food Spots Around FPTB – June 2025
- Student Interviews: ND2 and HND1 Students – Bauchi, May 2025
- FPTB Campus Observation Reports – June 2025
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