“…The most sold foods, foods or dishes in shops, markets and street food places in the precarious neighborhoods of Port-Bouët are: (1) vegetables (tomato, onion, pepper, eggplant, peanut), (2 ) "Garba" or "attiéké" (steamed cassava semolina) + fried tuna fish, (3) banana or yam "Foutou" (pounded cooked banana or yam) or rice + sauce (leaves vegetables, light sauce, groundnut, palm seed and dry okra) + meat or fish, (4) "placali" (cooked fermented cassava paste) + dry or fresh okra sauce, ( 5) "tchèp" or fatty rice à la Senegalese, Bread + "condiments" (vermicelli, beans, ground fish or meat, egg, etc. ), ( 6) Spaghetti + kidney + bread, (7) Mutton or braised beef, ( 8) "Alloco" (slice of fried plantain) + fried fish or boiled egg, (9) latte + bread + butter or omelette, (10) baked pork, etc. 20.4% of these points of sale have a drinks sales service.…”