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1. Marks at the Park
Japanese and Pan-Asian fine dining in Twenty One Park, Wuse 2, known for sushi, robata grilling, signature cocktails and private dining rooms for celebrations.
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17 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Japanese and Pan-Asian fine dining in Twenty One Park, Wuse 2, known for sushi, robata grilling, signature cocktails and private dining rooms for celebrations.
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Opened in 2015 in the garden of Reni Folawiyo's Alara concept store, NOK serves contemporary dishes from across Africa and its diaspora in an art-filled setting.
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A reservation-only Pan-African fine-dining restaurant where Chef Stone serves a seven-course tasting menu drawing on the cuisines of 17 African countries, with wine pairings and live jazz.
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Opened in 2018 in the former Westafco building, Z Kitchen is a Victoria Island restaurant with a courtyard garden, wine room and menu of grills and comfort classics.
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A Brazilian rodizio steakhouse on Kumasi Crescent in Wuse 2 where passadores carve premium cuts at the table, served with Brazilian-style sides, wines and cocktails.
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Opened in 2014, RSVP is a Victoria Island restaurant with American-inspired food made in house, a strong cocktail list and a poolside bar and lounge for over-21s.
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Opened in 2017 in the Oniru estate, Shiro is a large pan-Asian restaurant and bar serving sushi, dim sum and teppanyaki, with cabanas and views of the Atlantic or city.
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A contemporary bistro in a quiet Wuse 2 close that blends Asian technique with Nigerian flavours, best known for seafood such as crab cakes, scallops and shrimp dumplings.
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A Turkish restaurant and cafe at Jabi Lake Mall serving Turkish dishes and international favourites beside the lake, with live music and space for celebrations.
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The Ona is a modern Victoria Island restaurant where chef Obehi Ekhomu reinterprets Nigerian and global flavours in dishes such as spiced goat bao buns.
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A cosy Wuse 2 bistro on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent blending Lebanese, Italian and Mediterranean cooking, from English breakfasts to T-bone steak, with a full bar.
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Yellow Chilli is a long-running restaurant and bar serving Nigerian and pan-African dishes such as seafood okra and jollof, with branches on Victoria Island and in Ikeja GRA.
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Set inside the Terra Kulture arts centre on Victoria Island, this restaurant serves Nigerian classics such as ewa agoyin, asaro and peppered meats before shows.
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An Indian restaurant on Aminu Kano Crescent in Wuse 2 serving home-style dishes rooted in Indian tradition, open daily for lunch and dinner.
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Ilé Iyán in Lekki Phase 1 serves only pounded yam, wrapped in leaves and paired with egusi or efo riro, with Yoruba-themed service and decor.
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Amala Shitta in Surulere is one of Lagos's most famous bukas, serving amala with ewedu, gbegiri and stew to hundreds of customers a day at budget prices.
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Opened in 2018 on a residential street in Lekki Phase 1, Circa is a restaurant and lounge mixing Nigerian and continental dishes such as asun, burgers and seafood pasta.
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