Amazing local delicacies. Friendly and conversational staff… especially till staff. Finishing touches are missing in some areas. First, the toilet, toilet door not functional and not cleaned at enough intervals. People also mill around a lot in the eating area and a bit humid, even though the air conditioner were on.

Time na money! The adage appears lost on the management and staff of this restaurant! Advertised as opened by 7am, but the first customer was served at 8:10am! Finally left at 0830 with the ewedu and gbegiri still not ready. Someone says it could be 10 before it's ready!!!

It’s pocket friendly and food tastes great. We spent 4100 for 2 heads. Loved the zobo drink as well. A portion of amala is 200 which truly is quite filling. Assorted is 200 each. Run away from lunch time because the queue is crazy, there’s a conducive sitting area upstairs with AC and wash hand basin. You can also take away. Parking might be an issue because you’ll have those street guys disturbing for money, asides that, I totally recommend.

Very affordable food, avoid lunch rush hour(12-1pm) limited parking.

Good and cheap place to eat. It's charged per potion

Getting there, parking can be an issue at their peak times, the parking space is not so much, helps having someone in the car. And sometimes people can park behind.you and you have to wait for them to be called out. If you're there at their peak times also, you may meet a queue, do not despair, it moves pretty quickly. The food is quite nice, not tried their continental dishes though, but their traditional Nigerian dishes are not bad at all 🙂

Nice food. The serving area is not rowdy and looks executive. Eating space has TV screen, Moderate Air conditioning and lightening. I love their chairs, really cushion and spacious. Highly recommended for family. They have most Nigerian local foods.

The food is not bad. I went with some friends who are visiting Nigeria for the first time and they love the food. We went back again and again.