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Where to eat Soups food in Festac Town: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Soups restaurants to try in Festac Town including The Yellow Chilli Restaurant & Bar, Jevinik Restaurant, Jevinik Restaurant, Kaldi Africa Ltd
Restaurants in Festac Town
1. The Yellow Chilli Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By Lagoscitytours
I recently visited the GRA Ikeja outlet with a Japanese couple visiting Nigeria for the 1st time. They enjoyed the seafood okra with pounded yam and fried rice fiester. They really enjoyed the meal.
2. Jevinik Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Willy O
On enquiry, a friend recommended Jevinik Restaurant at Agoro Odiyan Street, Victoria Island. I located it using Google map. The waiters were warm and absolutely welcoming. The tables were exceptionally neat and well arranged. The air was fresh, as they have high ceilings and well serviced split unit air conditioners. I ordered afang soup with pounded yam. My food was ready in 10 minutes. I was shocked! I had to ask the waiter, Victor, if it was truly mine. He smiled and ran through the order once again with me. I was down right pleased. The food was quite tasty. I noticed that many customers around were nodding with obvious satisfaction and smiling amongst themselves. I definitely want to re-visit.
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3. Jevinik Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By saxxin-
Dined here a couple of times. The meals are authentic and fairly priced. It could get with quite crowded at peak lunch periods increasing service waiting time. Parking is a bit tight downstairs.
4. Kaldi Africa Ltd
In the heart of Ilupeju lies Kaldi House, a tranquil oasis where the aromatic tones of freshly roasted African Arabica coffee beans,highland tea , spicy cardamom and sweet coconut drift through the air. Walk through our doors and feel time slow down â be
Reviewed By Marc S
This restaurant is a little hard to find, as its in the industrial side of Ikeja, Lagos. Also, there's a lot of incorrect information on the aggregation sites, as Kaldi is also coffee roasting/distribution business with different hours and phone numbers.This is really a simple restaurant with high quality Ethiopian Food. Its only been open for a few months. The dishes are smaller than in other Ethiopian restaurants I've visited, but the prices a lower to match, so its a good value.
