Ikoyi Suya Africa Restaurant - (Near Kent, london)

1 /5 Rose Joseph: I should’ve read the reviews before ordering from this place! I order jollof rice and chicken thigh, but I got jollof rice with a drumstick that only has flesh on the upper part. The chicken was just boiled, no flavor, no taste. I would recommend.

1 /5 G: I got the okro soup and fried fish. The okro was WAYYYYY too spicy, my lips were burning and my nose started running. It would’ve been perfect if it wasn’t for that amount of spice, I’m black and can normally handle my spice but that amount of spice was ridiculous, I would’ve potentially ordered again in the future if it wasn’t for that. Please reduce the spice level!! Lucky I didnt give it to my son. Also the fish was a tiny piece of fish with mainly just bone.

1 /5 D H: Honestly the food was inedible. We got egusi soup and there no soup at all, it was just overcooked and dry. Zero liquid! The meat was absolutely inedible. The whole thing looked like it had been left on the hob for days and days. Most of it was thrown away. I’ve never had a takeaway this bad! I never send food back but if we were in a restaurant that food would have been sent straight back without hesitation. I love African food, but I will never get it from here again.

5 /5 Kingsley Momoh: I had a wonderful experience ordering from Ikoyi Suya. The food was rich in authentic Nigerian flavours; especially the suya, which was perfectly spiced and grilled to perfection. The Jollof rice was delicious and had just the right amount of heat, and the portion sizes were generous, offering great value for money. What really stood out was the attention to flavour and the comforting, home-cooked feel of every dish. It’s clear that care and tradition go into the cooking. I’ll definitely be ordering again, and I highly recommend this place to anyone craving real, hearty West African food in Gillingham. Keep up the great work, and thank you for bringing a taste of home to the community!

5 /5 Akoessiwa Ogundoju: This place serves authentic African food. Well cooked. It tastes amazing. The moi moi elewe (leaves) is moist and delicious. No regrets, no complaints. Whenever I come to the UK, Ikoyi Suya Restaurant is going to be my only African food place to eat. Kudos to the owners, Tunde Alaka and his wife, Remi. Yummy!!!!!