Great Nigerian food. tasted like i was in Lagos. the suya…read morewas disappointing though. it was cut more like chunks of meat instead of super thin slices. The ewa aganyin was great.

African restaurant in London. That about says it all. The food is quite good - this place has…read morebeen around for a long time and has maintained the standards for the quality of its Nigerian cuisine. The decor is ... neat for an African restaurant. As in all African restaurants though, it is let down by service and some of its organisation. Can't we have an African restaurant in London that actually sends its waiting staff to a proper training school and dresses them up in neat, starched uniforms?

From the outside it looks like a run down working man's club on a 1960's council estate…read more But this is a hidden gem when it comes to the food, try it, take your foodie friends, surprise them .

Fantastic food, if you really want authentic Indian food it really is the best in North London, we…read morerecently moved to Dorset and now when we come up it's the first place we head for! really Katrina & Neville

This was a total mistake to order from here! The cardboard boxes smelt of paraffin or something,…read morewhich stank. The potato wedges had nothing wedge like about them. The peri peri chips had no peri peri on them and were just cold stuck together chips that you would get at 3am in the morning from a kebab shop. The chicken nuggets actually made me gag a little, the consistency of the chicken was like mash potato, and all I could think about was lips and bum holes reconstituted trash that Jamie Oliver warns us all about, even the boyff who normally eats any old thing, took one look at them and said no way. The veggie burger was no descript and tasted literally just of the oil it was fried in. The peri peri chicken was just as minging and congealed, again lacking anything peri peri at all. The delivery took forever. Never ordering from here again. Vomit inducing stuff. If I could give no stars then I would.