Nigerian Restaurants The 20 Best Places In Lagos, Nigeria.pdf

Nigerian Restaurants: The 20 Best
Places In Lagos, Nigeria
Are you seeking Nigerian restaurants to unwind, relax, socialize, and eat Nigerian and
international cuisines all at the same time?
There are thousands of Nigerian restaurants around the world, making it difficult to choose the
best among them. This is because they are not ranked based on the fact that restaurants that
serve traditional African/Nigerian foods first, followed by worldwide cuisines, are given favor.
From the Victoria Island sea view "Oriental restaurant" to the mainland's "The Place
restaurants," they all showcase Nigeria's unique culinary tradition. Many of them are new,
some are in their prime, and all of them are great, from vintage/classic restaurants to
contemporary Nigerian restaurants.
A Typical African /Nigerian Restaurants. Picture credit.
We ranked Nigerian restaurants in this article: The 20 Best Places In Lagos, Nigeria based on
features such as indoor and outdoor seating and ambiance, adequacy of parking spaces,

traditional African/Nigerian and international cuisines, provision for the physically challenged,
visitors' experiences over time, and menu prices.
Here is a list of the best Nigerian restaurants to visit in 2022, ranked by their level of expertise.
● Terrakulture
● Nok by Alara
● RSVP
● Circa
● Yellow Chilli
● Izanagi
● Arabesque
● Spice Route
● The Sailors
● Hardrock Cafe
● Cactus
● Cubana
● Orchid House
● Shiro
● Noir
● Ocean Basket
● Oriental Gardens
● Sherlation Restaurants
● Samantha’s Bistro & Grill
● Eric Kayser

1. The Nigerian restaurants -(Terra Kulture)
As a Lagosian, a visit to this eatery is one of my favorite memories. It's a classic restaurant and
art and culture center with a minimalist restaurant and a movie theater. It is an artistic restaurant
constructed of bamboo and wood, with a lot of afrobeat murals on the walls, which provides a
wonderful environment. It was established in 2003 in Lagos and is one of the top Nigerian
restaurants, offering a diverse menu of traditional and contemporary foods, as well as being
vegetarian-friendly.
''Fufu'' is One of the Nigerian cuisines well known around the world.
Menu list:
Nigerian Breakfast: Dodo/boiled yam with eggs in corn beef sauce, Dodo/yam with an omelet,
Ewa agoyin with agege bread served with juice, Ogi (pap) with Akara /Moi-Moi, Egg sauce.

Starter: Spicy peppered snail, Fefferiti, Chicken/Beef Suya, Fried yam, Fried plantain, Fried
sweet potatoes.
Traditional Nigeria Appetizer: Assorted pepper soup, Catfish pepper soup, Crocker pepper
soup, Chicken pepper soup, Goat pepper soup.
Mains: Assorted meat, Catfish, Chef's Pasta, Chicken, Crocker fish, Chicken, Goat/ Snails,
White/Jollof/Fried rice.
Favorites: Asaro, Ofada rice with diced meat, and peppered sauce.
Traditional Salad (Terrakulture special): Geen salad, Vegetable salad, Chicken salad.
Traditional Specials: Terra Africana, BAP, Ibile rice, Efere ibaba, Ibere, Seafood Okra.
Desserts: Americano, Espresso, Cappuccino, Green tea, Chocolate cake, Carrot cake.
Grills: Terra Kulture Gold mixed grill, Grilled prawn, Fish of the day.
Lunch: Bangers and Mash, Maccaroni and Cheese, Chicken Nuggets, and french fries.
Others
Parking Provisions: The Restaurant offers limited parking spaces with limited provisions for the
physically challenged.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 3,000 Naira (8 US dollars) to 10,000 Naira (24 US Dollars)
For me, going to the restaurant on a regular basis is more than a love of African and Nigerian
traditional cuisine; it is a persistent love of African historical heritages. Join them.
Address: Plot 1376 Savage Lane Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos 101281 Nigeria
Phone: +234 1 270 0588
Website: www.terrakulture.com
Email: info@terrakulture.com

2. Nok by Alara
If you love to enjoy Nigerian restaurants with good Nigerian and international cuisine with
character and class then Nok by Alara is the right place for you. They provide sizeable seating
areas for customers with enough Parking spaces. The restaurant is also good for vegetarians.
Alara is a high-end African apparel label that has expanded its luxury aesthetic to include
African cuisine through its fine dining establishments, NOK and NOK Garden. Chef Pierre
Thiam is responsible for delicacies such as Abula, which is exclusively available on Thursdays.
Abula, a light brown or black fluffy meal made from cassava or yam flour, is a more opulent
form of amala. Thiebou Jenn, a Senegalese counterpart of Nigerian Jollof, is also available,
served with a substantial serving of flavorful steamed onions.
Yoruba traditional swallow food called ''Amala''.

Menu list:
Starters: Braised Onions with mango Chutney, Goat roll.
Alara Platters: Samosa, sauced snail, Tamarind chicken, Yaji shrimps, Goat roll.
Salads: Nok chicken salad, avocado, Grapefruit salad.
Bread: Nok Nann, spicy cornbread, milk roll.
Sides: Sweet potato, sauteed Ugu, Jasmine rice, Kelewele.
Nok classic mains: Seafood okra stew with red pounded yam, Ethiopian red lentil stew Mixed
with oxtail Hotpot with Jasmine rice, Jamaican curry goat Belly Suya, Goat Sliders, Spicy Grilled
Tilapia, ultimate Senegalese burger.
Nok Brunch: Fresh fruit Agege toast, shrimp Akara with coconut pap, coconut pancakes, Nok
chopped salad.
Mains: Ewa agoyin, suya crusted steak, whole Tilapia with Akassa
Desserts: Chocolate Tart, Date cake, classic crepe, others are Abula, Jamaican hard toast.
Others
Parking Provisions: The Restaurant has a parking space with provisions for the physically
challenged.
Join them.
Address: 12A Akin Olugbade St. Victoria Island, Lagos 101241 Nigeria
Phone: +234 90856141815
Website: http://www.nokbyalara.com/

3. The Nigerian restaurants - (R.S.V.P)
This is one of the Nigerian restaurants that is top-rated by TripAdvisor. It has been ranked No. 3
out of 256 restaurants in Lagos, Nigeria. RSVP is a modern posh restaurant and bar that
specializes in New American food and signature cocktails, as well as a full bar. It’s a very
beautiful place with a welcoming ambiance, (natural lighting) well trained and responsive waiters
and waitresses, it is the best place for meetings, dinners, and hangouts.
Menu list
Appetizers - Edamame, spicy humans dip, salt & cauliflower, salmon, nigiri, spicy tuna maki,
salmon Carpaccio, salmon bites, squid, octopus, pizzetta.
Salads: Caesar, Grilled chicken, Tuna steak salad, Idoster quinoa, roasted veg. & lentil.
Sliders & Burger – BBQ Pulled pork, lobster, buttermilk fried chicken, duck) Burgers –
buttermilk fried chicken breast, romaine, red onions, Caesar dressing, the classic burger, the
dirty burger.
Mains – Salmon fillet, chicken katsu, lamb shank, sea bass, jumbo prawn, chicken roast, duck
breast, gnocchi wild mushroom risotto.

Sides – Fries, sweet potatoes, butter baked potatoes mashed potatoes, mushrooms, Dart fried
plantains, Green goddess rice, asparagus.
Desserts – Homemade ice cream, homemade sorbet veg. special – are also available. A triple
threat, stramloemy crumble, and sticky date cake.
Others
challenged.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 1,000 Naira (2.44 US dollars) to 10,000 Naira (24 US
Dollars)
Address: Eletu Ogabi St. Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: +234 818 616 6666
Website: www.rsvplagos.com

4. Circa
This is one of my best Nigerian restaurants in Lagos Nigeria. It’s owned by Francis and Awolabi
circa cottage is a circular building spangling with a lot of art décor with well-panted color. The
cafeteria has a lagoon view and an outdoor seating area. If you want your date to marvel over
your impeccable taste, Circa is the place to go.
The restaurant serves a local and continental menu, which includes fresh Greek vegetable
salads made with produce cultivated in the restaurant's hydroponics garden. However, at the
bar overlooking the lagoon, make sure to order the specialty cocktail, Okoloko, a sweet peach
concoction served with a wedge of lemon. The recipe is kept a mystery, but the rum's strong
punch is impossible to ignore.
Ewa Agoyin. Picture Credit to Aluko Ayomiposi (Unsplash)
Menu list (Nigerian restaurants)
Ounje Aaro: Grilled Mashed plantains with smoked mackerel Sauce, Pancakes, and Omelet.
Soup: Seaman’s pot, chicken corn soup, Butternut squash soup.
Pasta: pesto pasta, penne Alfredo, Seaford fra Diavolo.

Life bites Asun, Escargot snail, Crispy calamari.
Salad: Prawn avocado, Circa chicken salad, Greek salad.
Deserts: Muffins, Creme Brulee
Drink menu: Cognate brandy, champagne, mocktails, cocktails.
Others
challenged.
Address: 12E Admiralty Way, Lekki Nigeria
Phone: +234 817 999 9960
Website: www.theboroughlagos.com
5. The Nigerian restaurants -(The Yellow Chilli)
One of Lagos' newest eateries, The Yellow Chilli, serves traditional African meals with a modern
twist. This Nigerian restaurant's (Yellow Chilli's) menu includes interesting selections like as
Isi-Ewu, which is goats head parts drizzled with a spicy palm oil broth, and a yam pottage
special with beef and snail for those feeling daring. There are also continental plates to choose
from, resulting in a menu that combines the finest of local and foreign cuisine.
The Yellow Chilli has two bars, a spacious dining area, a smaller private room, and a terrace to
meet the gourmet needs of every Lagos guest. There are two levels to each branch. The
Victoria Island branch's bottom floor is divided into two main dining sections, each of which
leads to a smaller alcove seating area; the upper floor has two levels of seating. The GRA
branch's lower floor features a large dining space surrounded on either side by two smaller
seating areas. The upper level has a comfortable lounge and bar. A private dining room and a
garden seating area are also available on the ground level.

Menu List (Nigerian restaurants)
Pepper Soups served with bread rolls: Oxtail, Fresh Fish, Goat meatChickenSmoked Fish
Hot Chicken Wingstomato. chili Oil bean salad with stockfish pieces (Ugba), and stockfish.
potash. palm oil, Nkwobi diced cow leg. potash. palm oil. spices spicy Stewed Snails diced cow
leg. potash. palm oil. spices

Tango for Two: Isi Ewu(Goat Head) palm oil. potash. spices. fried plantain crisps Prawns,
breadcrumbs, tartar sauce, chili sauce.
Seafood basket: prawns. fish fingers, calamari, breadcrumbs, french fries, tartar sauce, chili
sauce, oxtail Peppersoup
Light Symphony: Chef's Combo Platter, fried plantain; with a choice of omelet or efo riro and
Spicy Snails, diced okra. fish. shrimps. prawns. palm oil. crayfish. spices
Signature Melodies: Seafood Soup Edikang-Ikong; Bitter leaf; Efo-riro; Otong; Ogbono; Nsala;
Oha; Banga(available Wednesday & Friday only
Old Faithfuls: Edikang Ikong, waterleaf, pumpkin leaves, crayfish, spices, Afia
Efere/Nsala(White Soup), yam, crayfish. traditional spices, Afang, waterleaf, okazi, palm oil,
crayfish spices, Egusi, melon seeds, pumpkin leaves, and crayfish. spices, Ba, nga, palm kernel
fruit extract, crayfish, traditional spices with the option of starch on the side, Okro, finely diced
okro, ogbono, pumpkin leaves, palm oil, crayfish, and spices.
Out of Africa: Peanut Chicken, peanut. okro. white rice or pounded yam, Goat Curry, curry.
spices. white rice, Chili Chicken with your choice of French fries or Chef's Savoury Rice, tomato
sauce. chili, Savoury Feast, Jumbo Crispy Prawns. Chef's Savoury Rice, Savoury Feast, Fish
Fillets. Chef's Savoury Rice, Tropical Prawns with your choice of French fries or Buttered Rice,
onion. tomato. green pepper
Others (Nigerian restaurants)
challenged.
and more.
Address: 27 Bishop Oluwole St. Off Bishop Oluwole St., Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: +234 809 962 3614
Website: www.yellowchilling.com

6. The Nigerian restaurants - (Izanagi)
It is a Japanese restaurant and a part of the “Blowfish group''. The blowfish Group comprises
La Veranda Italian Cuisine, The purple restaurant, 9 – 7 supermarket the blowfish hotel. It is
one of the few restaurants in Lagos that serves Sushi teriyaki etc.
The interior has a good ambiance with a view of the kitchen from the doing. The outdoor has a
number of sizeable seating. The style of Izanagi is overwhelming and their staff coordination is
worth mentioning. Izanagi is another great place to go if you like Asian food. Izanagi, on Victoria
Island's 19B Idejo St, serves a portion of delectable Japanese food in a pleasant, refined setting
that makes you feel like you're getting your money's worth.
Agedashi, Sarusa Salmon, Aubergine, avocado maki, Beef nikutori, Beef Yaki Udon, Calamari
tempura, Chicken Yakitori, Dynawnte Shrimp, edamame, Hamachi, Iwa roll, Bacon, Hotate Gai,
mushroom, mustard, prams, shrimp, Izanagi dragon Kini maki, Izanagi twins, Kuwari maki,
maguro, title miss Lon, Moria Wase tempura, Osaka – Sushi, prink Tatana, seaweed salad,
shake and maguro, Yaki Yasai roll, Tataki tuna, Teppanyaki beef, Teriyaki beef, Teriyaki salmon,
Taobiko, Tori Katsu unagi, Taki soba, Izanagi with exceeding your expectation when you visit.
Others

Parking Provisions: The Restaurant has well enough parking spaces.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 3,000 Naira (8 US dollars) to 10,000 Naira (24 US Dollars).
Join them!
Address: 19B Idejo St. Off Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: +234 706 222 2222
Website: www.izanagirestaurant.com

7. Arabesque
This is one of the Nigerian restaurants that has become lauded in Lagos metropolitan with
exclusive cuisine, ranging from Lebanese to the Mediterranean, the unusual Drinks and Nightlife
it is a middle eastern restaurant, The menu winds around various middle eastern cuisine from
the Egyptian Mezze platter to their desserts (Pistachio Baklava), kunnefa to Pizza (Manakeesh).

Menu list
Appetizer – Humans Dip, labneh Dip, Muharrah Dip, Soups and salad (Lentil soup, Taboul;
Salad, Fattoush salad Jerusalem and Arabesque Salad). They are all exceptional cuisine with
great prices and are worth the reason to visit.
Others
challenged.
Dollars)
Address: 225 B Etim Eyang Crescent Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: +234 704 385 7448
Website: www.arabesquelagos.com

8. The Nigerian restaurants - (Spice Route)
This establishment reminds me of why the colonists came to Nigeria in the first place. Along with
the Mediterranean network of countries, they came to seek spices. Until it was discovered to be
a slave trade. It is an Indian restaurant located in the Adeola Odeku neighborhood of Lagos.
The energy along the spice route is palpable.
Menu List
Aloo chana chat which makes conversation impossible (meat platter of chicken & seafood),
Spring onion Spinach & potatoes fritter, Bhajia.
Dawat – e – Shahjahan to their seafood appetizer called Tandoori Jheenga, herb Zafrani
lehenga, (jumbo prawn marinated in saffron & spices) (prawn) to
Mahi tikka achari (fish marinated in India pickle spices), Porri Bhaji (Crispy bread serried with
spices and potatoes)
A dessert called Kulfil homemade pistachio ice cream served with rose syrup samosa, etc.

The experience in the spice route is overwhelming, sometimes you can find a lot of culture in a
cuisine, and that was the case of spice routes. They have Indian cuisine that is hard to find
anywhere. A meal has guaranteed you will continue to visit. Their cuisine is elegant.
challenged.
Dollars)
Address: 12A Akin Olugbade St. Victoria Island, Lagos 101241 Nigeria
Phone: +234 808 020 8080
Website: www.spicerouterestaurants.com

9. The Sailors
The restaurant stands out among the Nigerian restaurants with the allowing ambiance of a sea
view, a feeling of adventurously unmolding in the sea cabin. The lounge has 3 sections; Sailors
Bar, Captain Cabin, and Captain deck depending on your preference.

Their drink menu ranges from virgin Sailors: Chapman, virgin mojito, virgin Collada, safe
sex on the beach, sailor’s special, and boss drinks
classic sailors: Cuba Libra, organism, mojito, kamikaze, bloody marry, amaretto sour,
sailor’s calpis: Capijack, Capringa, Caipiriya
Sailor’s spirit: Belvedere, Grey Gooze, and Ciroc
Sailors Gin: Bombau sapphire, Gordons.
Captain deck: pussyfoot, tropical.
Food menu included
Breakfast dishes: sailors papered snacks (Gizzard, Snail)
Sandwich & burger: steak bag rolls, Salads: Shrimp Cocktail, Greek salad
Paster dishes: Seafood, Bolognaise, Beef Lasagne, penne a la pesto
pepper soup: Nasi Goreng
Seafood dishes: Grilled pram, seafood platter
Pizza, Soya (Bored & Smoked beef), etc.
The sailors are the best place to relax after a stressful working day. Join them.
Others
challenged.
Dollars)
Address: Plot 1 Block 12, Admiralty Road Lekki Phase 1. beside Daytona supermarket, Lagos,
Nigeria.
Phone: +234 812 407 9107
Website: www.sailorsloungelekki.com

10. The Nigerian restaurants - (Hardrock café)
In the ever-growing Lagos metropolitan city of Lagos. Nigeria. Hardrock Café's state-of-the-art
features and art of this world cuisine is one of the best Nigerian restaurants by far. This 200
restaurant seats and live stage performance with a good swimming pool is one of the best you
can get in Nigeria.
Menu List
Their Nigerian cuisine includes a classic American menu (Burgers, Sandwiches, Salads, and
handcrafted cocktails) are the best.
Starters & Shareables: Wings, All-America Sliders.
Salads & Sandwiches: Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
Specialty Entrees: New York Strip Steak, Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese, Smokehouse BBQ
Combo, Grilled Norwegian Salmon.
Desserts: New York Cheesecake.

Kids: Razzi's™ Chicken Tenders, Style's Twisted Mac & Cheese, Skiddley's™ Not-So-Diddly
Chicken Breast, Kid's Salad Chillin' With Chicken.
Others
challenged.
Address: Water Corporation Road Near Landmark Center, Oniru Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos,
Nigeria
Phone:+234 908 198 8888
Website: www.hardrockcafe.com
11. Cactus
No Nigerian restaurant in Lagos deserves to be called the “chef veg. friend". An amazing
space with excellent food service and ambiance. They have been around for many years and
they maintain their good being around for many years and they maintain their good standing. A
babbling atmosphere with reasonable prices and nice cuisine make them people's destination of
choice. Cactus has a seaside river with good scenery. Cactus’s menu has both international and
Nigerian foods to try out when you visit.
Menu list
Savory: Burger, avocado, Croissant.
Sharing is Caring: Fish & Chicken Pepper soup, Ijaw bites, hummus dip (Salmon tartar, Garlic
Shrimps), Burgers, Pasta, Pizza.
Main menu: Spicy Shredded beef, Spicy Chicken Mushroom, Pram Diavolo.
Kids menu: Nuggets, Spaghetti Pomodoro.
Desert: milkshake, brownie, cookie Skillet.
Drink menu:
Mocktails, Champagne brunt, Vermouth, beer, cognac and vodkas, e.t.c
Others

challenged.
Address: 20124 Ozamba Mbadiwe street VI, Lagos Nigeria.
Phone: +2348027777666.
Website: www.cactus-lagos.business.site
12. The Nigerian restaurants - (Cubana)
Owned by the Cubana chief priest. This Nigerian restaurant is a new addition to the Cubana
family. After the ever bubbling one in Abuja that was so popular in Nigerian capital forks. This is
a nice place to visit with 2 centers in Lagos (mainland and Island). It is separated into two
sections indoor and outdoor. The indoor and upstairs has a move open with good ambiance for
group dinners and upstairs for those who prefer a less rowdy, clean with good ambiance. The
outdoor has a large outdoor seating for those who want to eat outside (this has a serene and
garden-like environment). In general, the environments are natural with a lot of courteous
waiters. Their menu list offers so much appetizing cuisine such as the legendary point and kills
catfish and all.

Menu lists
Salads, All-day Breakfast, sandwiches, Burgers, special pizzas, Dessert e.t.c.
Cubana is a life affirmation reset of what restaurants should be. Join them.
Others
challenged.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 3,000 Naira (8 US dollars) to 10,000 Naira (24 US Dollars).
Address: 17, Adeola Odeiki Street, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone:+234 815 425 2525
Website: None
13. Orchid House
This is one of the best restaurants for Asian and Thai cuisine with candles and pent in all
corrects prepared Cuisine with nice tastes. The building's interior and exterior fade are simple
and attractive with amazing scenery owned and run by Mrs. Tukie. Visit this place to enjoy
exquisite cuisine and a nice ambiance.
Fish cakes: Pla Kra plong Tod Rad Num Pla, Luk chin luak Jim, Luk chin tod.
Squid balls: Ped Rom Kwan/Smoked Duck Breast.
Appetizer: vegetable spring roll, shrimp spring roll, chicken Satay, Shrimp cake. Prawn
Tempura, Orchid fish.
Salad: Egg Salad, Salmon Spicy Salad, Gooing Lui Sauan
soup: Shrimp Wonton Soup, Ton Yan Gail Curry, Massaman Gai (Chicken), Massaman Nena
(Beef), Massaman Goong (Prawn).
Noodles: Pad se Euw Kniy Tiew

Rice: Ricebery rice, Jasmine Rice.
starters: Mango Salad vegetarian, Papaya Salad, Tempura vegetarian soy protein Salad, Salad
roll with tofu.
curry: Red curry vegetarian, Massaman tofu.
Deserts : Tab TimGrob, banana Choko, Luktai, Bna Loi.
Others
Parking Provisions: The Restaurant has a parking space with a reservation space for the
physically impaired.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 10,000 Naira (24 US Dollars) and more.
Address: 15A Marine Rd. Apapa, Lagos, Nigeria.
Phone:+234 909 170 6888

14. Shiro
It is the best Nigerian restaurant in metropolitan Lagos and is well known for a good bespoke
experience. It awesome place with good indoor and outdoor seating cozy environment and good
scenery. It has a well-organized seating arrangement, buffet, and private dining. The parking
space can accommodate group meetings and dinners. There's no way you haven't heard about
the Shiro's opulent cuisine if you've gone to Lagos. It is a Japanese restaurant with a wonderful
view of the sea, located in Landmark Centre, Landmark Village, Water Corporation Road,
Eti-Osa, Lagos. Everything isn't cheap, so be prepared.
The menu list
Soups: Thai kwai, chili lemon soup, sushi/sashimi / Makimono (Sushi platter), assorted sushi
A la carte classic: Unagi sushi, hamachi carpaccio, prawn sushi, beef bulgogi sushi, Makimono
vegetarian (Shitake tempura maki, kappa maki) maki, salmon Negi maki, Volcano maki, Angus
maki, Crispy duck maki, Beef soya maki, prawn soya maki.
Salads: Pomelo salad, Sambal chicken salad, crab salad

Vegetarian appetizer: (spicy mushrooms, edamame Korean. Chilli potatoes)
Non – Veg. : Komchi chicken, Malaysian, chicken, miso black cod.
Stir-fried : (Sichuan green beans, beef in basket, beef in coconut, lobster in hot beans sauce)
Curries – Thai vegetable curry, vegetable, and tofu hot pot, beef massaman curry, Kunchi
chigae
Rice & Noodles: Clay pot, Yaki udon, Hibachi rice Yaki udon, steam jasmine rice
Dessert: Chocolate tiramisu, vanilla ice – cream, mandarin chocolate velvet cake. ,
Others
challenged.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 3,000 Naira (8 US dollars) and more
Address: ¾ water cooperation Road, landmark Village, VI, Lagos Nigeria.
Phone:+234 818 629 8888
15. The Nigerian restaurants - (Noir)
This is the first of its sort, a French-propelled culinary experience that consolidates top-notch
food with a fun, amicable, and warm climate. Noir as brand centers around providing its visitors
with a sample of Paris in the clamoring city of Lagos. At Noir, they don't simply serve range
watering dishes, yet give the visitors best in class important encounters. Notwithstanding the
fundamental eatery, Noir likewise contains a VIP Lounge, a Café, and an outside patio (where a
relaxed menu is offered), all cooperating to ship our visitors to a practically recognizable yet
remarkably unique Parisian experience. With the wine basement, loaded up with a tremendous
assortment of worldwide fine wines, and a bar supplied with an assortment of alcohol
determination, the prepared mixologist will make for you the best-mixed drinks to guarantee you
have a good time night out!
By far this Nigerian restaurant is amazing with its French cuisine and various contemporary
cuisine. The restaurant has a well-spaced private bar with a lot of good lighting for ambiance.
Menu List
Main course: Lamb chops, Noir beef fillet, Grille prawn mushroom risotto, spinach & ricotta
ravioli.

Desserts: Chocolate brownie, Carrot cake, Raspberry cheesecakes, Hamish cake, chocolate
fondant.
challenged.
Menu Prices: The prices range from 10,000 Naira (24 US Dollars) and more.
Address: 4A Akin Olugbade Street, Victoria, Lagos.
Phone:+234 9080666687
Website: www. noir. live
Email: info@noir. live
16. Ocean basket
This is one of the few restaurants in Lagos that serves sea foods ad Mediterranean cuisines.
Their interior space is responsibility normal with well spacious parking. I will say this is a
pleasant café and the best spot you can have fish.
Menu list
Starters & Meze and more.
Others
Parking Provisions: The Restaurant has a parking space.
Address: 35 Akin Adesola St, Victoria Island 106104, Lagos
Phone: +234 816 059 1821
Website: www.nigeria.oceanbasket.com
Email: infonigeria@oceanbasket.com

17. Oriental Gardens
This Nigerian restaurant is a Chinese restaurant in Lagos, Nigeria. They offer a big variety of
good Chinese foods with an awesome ambiance with classical music coming from the
background. Nice lagoon view from the rear rooftop and tables near windows. The Oriental
restaurant is by far the best dinner place for dates and group parties.

Menu list
Meat and seafood: Prime ribs, shredded pork, sweet & four pork, sliced beef in oyster,
shredded beef with carrot, onion chicken lobster crab, squid.
Soup & Cold dishes: Prime special soup chicken, sweet corn soup, chicken with mushroom
soup, won tong soup, assorted vegetable salad, fruit salad.
Noodles and rice: Prime fried noodles, fried noodle shrimp, fried Noodle assorted meat, fried
noodle vegetable soup noodles smoked fish, fried rice shrimps, special fried rice, steamed rice.
Vegetables: Vegetables with oyster sauce, Green vegetables with Black mushroom, fried
assorted vegetables, Broccoli with Black mushroom, and fried cabbage.
Pastries: Beef balls, Potato chips, fried fish spring roll, Samosa, boiled pork dumpling.
Others
Parking Provisions: The Restaurant has a parking space.
Address: 3 Lekki Road, Lagos 550104 Nigeria
Phone: +234 1 280 6600
Website: www. lagosoriental.com
18. The Nigerian restaurants - (Sherlaton)
It is indisputable that the Asian community in Nigeria, ranging from Lebanon to India and China,
has a significant influence on Lagos. As a result, Asian dishes like Shawarma have become
staples in Nigerian cooking. Sherlaton is one of the few Nigerian restaurants in the city that
serves traditional Indian cuisine. It's a nice Indian restaurant that's open 24 hours a day. The
cuisine is delicious, and the quality is excellent.
They have Thai menu options such as veg and non-veg for 2,300 Naira. The food menu is very
extensive and delicious. It's an excellent option for Indian tourists. We can notice a large
number of foreigners eating here.

Others
challenged.
Address: 1230E Ahmadu Bello Way Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone:+234 805 634 8013
Email: cumberlandhotel@hotmail.com

19. Samantha’s Bistro & Grill
Samantha's Bistro offers delectable substantial dishes prepared every day, which include
delectable meals with influences from French, Nigerian, and Italian cuisine. Samantha's Bistro is
a lovely place to unwind; it's peaceful, snug, and serene. The cuisine is good and the pricing is
affordable. Samantha has done a fantastic job with the flavor balance, textures, colors, servings,
and presentation. It's a fantastic location with a fantastic atmosphere. Samantha is very
attentive to individual needs and is prepared to change the menu to suit your preferences.
Others
challenged.
Dollars)
Address: 2 Olawale Daodu Rd, Ikoyi 106104, Lagos
Phone:+234 908 195 8531
Website: http://www.samanthasbito.com
Email: contact@samanthasbistro.com
20. Eric Kayser
This Nigerian restaurant is a franchise of the popular Eric Kayser in Paris, France. The
restaurant was cool, airy, bright, and pristine, with a 'kick-back and relaxed atmosphere. The
decor was modern, stylish, and simple. Beautiful ambiance, convenient location, contemporary
decor, and high-quality food. It's a great place for both intimate eating and group gatherings.
The pricing point is about right - neither too low nor too high. The servers are kind, and the food
preparation time was reasonable. Freshness and quality 'reeked' from the food; it was pure
perfection! The service was fantastic. Every member of the staff was friendly, conscientious, and
professional. What struck me as particularly impressive about Eric Kayser Boulanger was the
staggering array of desserts and pastries available for purchase at the counter. It was as if I'd
been teleported to Paris and wandered into one of the city's many great cafes or boulangeries!
From the outside to the inside, the property exuded elegance and grace.

A typical French Toast By Sincerely Media, Unsplash.
The selection at Eric Kayser Artisan Boulanger was quite extensive!
Breakfast with a strong emphasis on eggs
Salads, Club Sandwiches (both hot and cold), Les Quiche Maison, Burgers, Pasta, Le
Pizzeria (Du Boulanger),
'Proper' Dishes such as Filet Mignon, Filet de Poisson, Chicken Milanese, and Filet de
Saumon are all available.
Also available are Kids Meals, Frappes & Frozen Drinks, Hot Drinks, Fresh Drinks,
Mocktails, and a wide variety of delectable desserts!
Eric Kayser is Vegetarian Friendly.
Others
challenged.

Menu Prices: The prices range from 5,000 Naira (12 US dollars) to 25,000 Naira (60 US
Dollars)
Address: 864a Bishop Aboyade Cole St, Victoria Island 106104, Lagos
Phone: +234 704 385 7448
Website: www.maison-kayser.com
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