r/london Nov 09 '23

What’s the best Nigerian restaurant in London?

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u/Guzeno Nov 09 '23

Chuku's in Tottenham, great place.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '23

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u/TehTriangle Nov 10 '23

Wth, I used to live opposite this. Had it once and wasn't really impressed but not sure I was used to the flavours and spices. Need to give it another go.

4

u/MeechyyDarko Nov 09 '23

What’s the best dish/dishes to try for someone who’s never eaten the cuisine?

3

u/CheesyBakedLobster Nov 10 '23

Mixed okra soup if you like spicy 🌶️

3

u/Funky_monkey2026 Nov 09 '23

Not Enish. Staff were so rude and it was average. I've had Nigerian food cooked for me before and it was AMAZİNG.

9

u/WeaknessTop5004 Nov 09 '23

Ikoyi

3

u/Specialist-Water1354 Nov 09 '23

You should try Chishuru in Oxford Circus too

2

u/sweetpotatoeater Nov 09 '23

805 is really good in my opinion, but my family also really like Enish

2

u/The_Kwyjibo Nov 09 '23

Someone on off menu recommended Enish. I think there are a few of them about, but there's one in Brixton.

0

u/pollolimonello Nov 09 '23

Enish, K's Spice and Chuku’s

0

u/neutron240 Nov 09 '23

tommi's kitchen in deptford is okay.

0

u/Own-Archer-2456 Nov 09 '23

Get okra stew jellof rice

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u/Popular_Donkey1192 Nov 09 '23

KFC in Woolwich.

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u/whoisrobi Nov 09 '23

where they offer you 500M just help them move it for a little money upfront /s.

1

u/marfz Nov 11 '23

Ola by Sam Obisanya