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Lagos Kitchen

3.4 (27 reviews)
Open • 10:30 am - 9:00 pm
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Kids Jollof Rice with one chicken and Ogbono soup with assorted
Victoria S.

Guys guys guys this is my first time trying this place and i was so excited to see what it would have on the menu. I wasn't to adventurous and got a kidssssssss jollof with one chicken!! Yalll this plate is huge for a kids!!! One! And two!! The food the jollof is a solid 8.5!! It could be spicier but that's just me!! I'm in love especially with the chicken/stew!! My kids plate was 13 and the jollof with chicken was 17! That's not bad at all. I will be back and the service was quick. DFW is seriously missing Nigerian spots so to know I didn't have to travel far and the price isn't bad I am thankful

Billie Y.

Omg. One other person said it best. I spent over 250$ because I thought I hit the jackpot and don't mind paying for great food. But........... baby they are stingy with the portions. I literally paid 27$ for 2 pieces of small meat and a 4th of a bowl of stew. I can't make this up. The catfish pepper soup was on point, the Amla, and pound yam were really nicely made. it's just simply a shame that the stews were little to nothing and the meat to nothing So let's talk about the flavor, the seasoning and the spices. My pallet tolerates heat and expects heat and African Food give him the habanero peppers and the scotch bar said they use I was ready for some heat. Newsflash there was none and little seasoning. My taste buds were really disappointed. I am going to post this pictures to let you know that I am not exaggerating, but you have got to do better. Being stingy will not grow your business. The Bible says press down, shaken together and run over. Bless your customers the way that you want to be blessed , the prices you charge for the little you give there is. I blessing in that. The two stars that I did give was because the fish

Jollof Rice with Goat Meat

We tried fufu with egusi soup and jollof rice with goat meat. Very spicy, very flavorful. Would eat here again.

Jollof rice, goat & plantain

This is my second time going here and I am just so in love with the jollof rice, it's pretty spicy & at the perfect level for me! I highly recommend having it with goat & plantains! The owners are very friendly & overall such a nice homely environment.

Egusi Soup
Faith S.

I tired the Egusi with Fried a fish and Iyan. The flavor is great and seasoned very mild spice! The only thing is the fish was over fried almost dried like not flaky at all which was disappointing especially since it cost extra. Other than that I would give them a try I have been disappointed a few times where I ordered fish and they sent chicken or the portions were a bit small for what you pay but this last time was my best experience besides the first time! Doesn't hurt to try them out!

My plate of Jolliffe rice with chicken and stew sauce and fried plantain!
Monique J.

The owner was so nice her and her son deliver such an excellent experience and stories of the great continent of Africa as we waiting on our food it made me feel as if I was there. Thank you Monique Jones

Fried Tilapia Fish and Plantains, Pepper Soup, Egusi Soup with Chicken

I'm back and this time I tried tilapia with plantains, egusi with chicken, and pepper soup. Everything was delicious as usual.

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Can't go wrong here. Good food and nice staff. Would post a pic but I ate the food as soon as it was sat on the table.

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good food but stingy with the serving I ordered pepper soup and only got meat with a teaspoon worth of soup..

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6 years ago

Jollof rice is so good! I'll be back soon. Thank you for great food Lagos Island Kitchen

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5 years ago

Low budget Nigerian food. Meat pie, rice and chicken have no flavor. Don't waste your time for this overpriced mush.

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6 years ago

The food was excellent. Service was straight to the point. I ordered takeout, and when I eat the food it was exactly what I needed. 5 stars.

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7 years ago

The best Nigerian food since I visited Lagos..I am so glad this restaurant is open...The food is so delicious!!!!

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African Village Restaurant

African Village Restaurant

3.3(75 reviews)
13.5 mi
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I had a $15 gift card for one of the food delivery services. I think the person who gave it was…read morethinking coffee but I was thinking, who gets coffee delivered? I forgot so about the card until someone asked me if I used food delivery companies. I loved them in the past but had some odd experiences. Nevertheless since I was in TX and not familiar with any of the local restaurants I decided to pick food the person I was with had never tried. After researching several options I landed on this place. I ended up ordering several items so I could get the person to try a variation and so I could get a good idea of their approach and how they prepare specific dishes. Especially in the DFW area. I'm American but have worked in parts of Africa in the 90s and lived in NY and the DC areas. I'm from CA and it took much longer for West African food products to make it west. I ordered over $200 worth of options. The pricing made me change my mind on 3 different occasions on separate days over 2 weeks. I then justified by thinking, that if the portions are fair I food freeze items and/or eat leftovers a few times with the spices marinating and getting better. Overall, I was very pleased. I've attached a photo of my receipt and food. I wish they had placed more of the spicy pepper paste being that in every note, I wrote spicy or extra spicy and there wasn't an option for condiments. Some of the pieces of meet in the dishes were sparse or just the fat. The pieces of goat in the curry, egusi, and okra could have been cooked longer but the flavor of all three dishes was delicious. The person who had the food for the first time enjoyed the spices but their expressions when asking questions related to each item, were hard to decipher. They don't have a mature palid and stick to what they like (bad food) for over 50 yrs. When I brought habaneros to cook with, they had no clue what they were, even though their mexican salsas said habanero was in it but the peppers on the bottles were not habaneros. The added rice with the dishes was very good even though I bought the jollof rice as well. Having both was smart. Again. I wish I had more African pepper paste The person I was with LOVED THE PLANTAINS.. T wasn't surprised. They were ripend and cooked to perfection. I had to hide them so when more food was being tasted the focus would be on the others. I was right about having leftovers and nothing went to waste.I even served the rice with fish dishes I prepared later in the week. Yes, I would choose this restaurant again!!! However, I think I'm going to drive there and order to see if the portions are the same and if I'm saving any money. Oh, I forgot to mention that the restaurant did and excellent job of packaging the food abs placed all bags and containers in a box. There was only one container that had saran wrap that leaked due to it being squashed and cracked. The way it was wrapped.. saved the dish!!!

Beware, It's expensive, it was my first time coming to this location. The egusi and fufu were way…read moretoo expensive. $36 for small portion they give you is just too much. A customer had 1 corona premier and it was $10 and he was shocked too.

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African Village Restaurant - Interior ; clean and great vibes with the African playlist

Interior ; clean and great vibes with the African playlist

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Lagos Kitchen - african - Updated October 2026

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