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102, Drummond Street, NW1 2HN, London, Greater London, GB United Kingdom
contacts phone: +44 20 7383 0918
larger map & directionsLatitude: 51.527296, Longitude: -0.1364703
Tim Wray
::I ate here based on the reviews of others which seem pretty accurate. It's a very small cafe with perhaps ten seats. The kitchen is clans and small where I couldn't see any hobs. The The host was very friendly and chatty. The dishes I believe were of Nigerian style. Some spicy, quite tasty, probably need 1.5-2 per person. Nice for a different lunch.
Andrew Mackenzie
::Excellent food. Had lamb with dates and coconut chicken. Delicious. They have some cool art for sale too. Bought a fantastic mask. Really nice Nigerian owner explained a lot of food is microwaved because it's taken 2-3 hours to cook. Which is a bit long to wait at table!
Marco Civolani
::My wife and me were there during January 2018. Tiny, cozy place (about a dozen seats), informal atmosphere, clean. Interesting flavors from center-western Africa (Nigeria in particular): we tried fish and chicken with mixed vegetables and sauce, both very good and tasy. Friendly owner, prices are ok.
Why Verify
::The food tasted great and was full of flavours. Unfortunately they were too small for the price (£8-£9 each). I paid £31 in total, I personally don’t think it’s worth the price. Not exactly a place where you should go if you are hungry and just want to eat everything but trying to save some cash. The staff were really nice and friendly, but I dont think Im going back.
Hope Chow
::Came here with parents for lunch. It looks like a tiny place, with about ten seats on the ground floor. The proprietor was very friendly and went above and beyond in welcoming us, even letting us try some of the homemade desserts. I noticed that the dishes, though tasty, were microwaved from pre-prepared batches, so that was quite the downer. It's a quiet place though, and it was a relief, when we went in summer, to find that the place has air-conditioning.