Looking for the best ofe nsala spots in Lagos? We've ranked the top 11 ofe nsala spots in Lagos, Lagos State, based on Google ratings, customer reviews, photos, profile completeness, and our proprietary ranking algorithm.
Yasmin B.★★★★★ — My sister and I got the chickendodo dish and cocktails: Sex on the beach, red passion w/ a shot of tequila. The cocktails were really good. The food was ok, would’ve liked more seasoning but the portion was perfect. Overall, service was a bit slow. We had to wait for our food for almost 1.5 hrs. Joy was an amazing server and she was the best thing that happened in this place!
Oluwa D.★★★★★ — This is my second time here in a week. The food is a hit. The ambiance is so chill with great music. And the service was great. Joy attended to us and was super attentive to me and my boys. And took great care of us. We will definitely be back. ….and one more thing we love alllll the games to entertain while we wait.
Sharon O★★★★★ — The BEST Nigerian restaurant that serves everything you could desire - in such high-quality approach. Authentically cooked and delicious! Since we’ve been in this country, we have eaten here at least five times, as we stayed at the Marriott in Ikeja.
Sahndrra★★★★★ — Poor service from the waiter, food tasted awful, small quantity and definitely not worth the price at all. I guess their staple meal just might be the seafood okro and banga (which is for Wednesdays and Fridays), I do not recommend anything else.
Samuel A.★★★★★ — The food was delicious, the food delivery was quick, plus I got added value which was a SWEET. Nice place to eat.
I’ll recommend this place to to anyone around this environment
bright U.★★★★★ — It was splendid. The environment is very neat even though the space isn't that big.It was well managed .I am sure they will expand as they generate more funds.
The meal taste really good and the promptness at which meals are served is excellent.Welldone and keep it up.
Bright Udeh
Ewoyenrurhe M.★★★★★ — A good place to dine with friends, family and colleagues. Lots of Nigerian crusine from East to the West to the South and North. You can either eat in or out or request your food to be delivered at your desired address. The display of professionalism by all staff shows they are here for business. Thumbs up to the management team for keep this legacy of good Nigerian food.
Eni J★★★★★ — Saw this place on TikTok and decided to check it out cause we wanted good food at 2am. First of all, we had to wait 20 mins to be seated because we were told that all the seats were taken. When they finally sat us down we noticed that there was actually a lot of spare seats so I didn’t understand the wait. Then they said that the chairs we were sitting in was for bottle service only. We found this funny because there were other people eating around us and there was no bottle in sight but they later allowed us to continue sitting where they asked us to sit. We ordered the lamb rolls that came cold after waiting 35 minutes, we asked them to heat it up . Because they didn’t fry it, the lamb rolls were soggy and ultimately a waste of money. We then had to wait another 40 mins for the oxtail and asun lasagna which was also a disappointment…the special fried rice was okay. If you want to check this place out to tick it off your bucket list, then fair enough. But everything is easily overpriced considering the food wasn’t sweet at all. We spent over three hours here due to waiting and spent 250k for nonsense including cocktails and shisha. Can’t really recommend this place, another paid influencer spot in my opinion.
Six P.★★★★★ — Heavily detailed interior design elements in this one. Vintage, Afro feel. Very diverse menu and great staff. Enjoy #lagos
OSÁ★★★★★ — I visited with a group of five and, after being seated, we weren’t attended to for over 45 minutes. We weren’t offered water, and despite asking to be served, it took some time before another waitress finally took our order. The food then took about an hour and a half to arrive, and some of it was lukewarm, though it did taste good.
While the restaurant is beautifully designed, the experience shouldn’t stop at the food alone. Given that it was the festive season, the few staff on duty seemed overwhelmed, and several guests came and left due to long wait times. Unfortunately, the experience wasn’t worth what we paid. I hope NOK improves and invests more in service, as it has a lot of potential.
OSÁ★★★★★ — I visited with a group of five and, after being seated, we weren’t attended to for over 45 minutes. We weren’t offered water, and despite asking to be served, it took some time before another waitress
Olabisi O.★★★★★ — I hate what they did for me this night, i asked for amala and ogunfe, and they gave me ẹdọ for ogunfe. What did i want to eat in edo in respect of goat meat. How does it correlate. I went back there and they told me they cant change it after paying ₦2500 for it. This is really bad and fraud
Patience M.★★★★★ — Great Ambience, Poor service-Staff always looking overwhelmed and distracted, Average meals for the flagship Amala. Initially food was great but recently appearing bland.
Jimi C.★★★★★ — The food was delayed. Unbelievable that I had to wait for over an hour to take a meal to go. The potential is that, but the service needs to improve. To now make it worse, there was only one waiter on ground. Def not going back
Mayowa F.★★★★★ — Food is nice , service below expectation, not enough space but good live band.
Udoka I.★★★★★ — Came here with my family and it was such a great decision. For starters the place is authentically igbo and as an igbo man I loved it. They serve you palmwine and had a nice live entertainment show. Now onto the food, it was sooo delicious. We ordered a bunch of different soups bitter leaf, oha, owerri, ogbono, egusi, okra and more and every one of them was amazingly delicious the uto in ofe uto was talking to me. We also ordered isi ewu and it was one of the best I've had. Other things that were ordered was snails, beef and the village rice and they're all done very very well. Now the one caveat is that the food takes a while to come out so I'd suggest ordering ahead or imploring lots of patience. However our waitress Ms Success did the best she could and was wonderful in attending to us. We were soo impressed that we ordered a ton of food again for takeaway two days later and it was still amazing. I can't wait to visit it again
Obinna N.★★★★★ — Had a great experience! Love the decoration and tradition Igbo feel. The servers were polite and the food was good. The only downside is that the food took sometime to be ready and they didn't have Ofe Akwu which we really wanted. I'll 100 percent recommend if you want to have some good traditional Igbo meal.
Chidera E.★★★★★ — Nsala sells the best barbecue. The palm wine is top notch and always fresh. The soups are great. Nsala take all my money. I will come again and again.
ADEYEMI E.★★★★★ — I had a great time at NSALA. Customer service was topnotch. I also particularly enjoyed the palmwine. One of the best I have had in Lagos.
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