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TOP FIVE PLACES TO DINE AND WINE IN LAGOS


If you are thinking of a place to dine and wine in Lagos that won’t bore a hole in your pocket, we can recommend the followings. You may also want to add to the list though. Seriously, what do you think?

1.    Bangkok Restaurant  - Thai

With the best Thai food in Lagos, the Bangkok is a treat. The cooks and waitresses are all Thai, and offer you a broad menu of fragrantly spiced dishes. Portions are very generous, and if you can't finish your meal, they're used to sending people home with a doggie bag.

2.    Sherlaton – Indian

Vegetarians suffer a lot in Nigeria, but this Indian restaurant really comes to the rescue. With tasty and filling portions at good prices, the Sherlaton is generally considered to be the city's best curry option.

3.    Double Four – Lebanese

Offering mainly Lebanese dishes, the menu at Double Four tries to throw everything into the mix - Nigerian, Continental, a bit of Indian - so if you're unsure where to dine, this might be the place. It seems to work, as the place is always packed.

4.    Museum Kitchen – African

At the National Museum in Onikan you'll find the Musuem Kitchen, a good place to try traditional Nigerian cuisine. To the strains of local music, you can sample dishes like yam soup, pepper soup, fufu (fermented cassava), stockfish and snails.

5.    Ghana High Buka - African

Just outside the Ghanaian High Commission, this 'food-is-ready' place serves up great Nigerian dishes, such as egusi and iwesu, and as much pounded starch as you can eat. It's always busy and you'll likely come back for more.

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  1. Elvis at Cityworks17 May 2013 at 11:15

    You mean the Sherlaton on Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island right? I've been there before and they did 'bore' a hole in my pocket!
    Do the waiters of the Thai restaurant speak English? Where are they situated? I may just try them out...

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