805 Restaurants - West African Restaurant, Old Kent - (Near , london)

5 /5 Ernesto Santibanez: Great restaurant serving traditional West African food in a sleek and modern environment. We went on a Saturday evening and - although very busy - managed to get a table for two without reservation. Staff was friendly and explained the dishes to us. The grilled fish was excellent- but order only if you are OK with bones. The Asaro was very special, spiced and hearty. Would recommend!

5 /5 Amy: I was a bit hesitant to try this place at first, given the mixed reviews, but all of my concerns were quickly put to rest. We visited around midday and were warmly welcomed by Yetunde, who provided excellent customer service from start to finish. Our food arrived quickly and it was absolutely delicious. Big shoutout to Chef Ben! The portion sizes were generous, even if they looked smaller at first glance and the interior was surprisingly stylish and comfortable, much nicer than youd guess from the outside. Overall a fantastic experience. Highly recommended!

1 /5 Mini Cynthia: I came all the way from North London to Old Kent Road 805 to get food. I asked for seafood Okro with poundo and Edikaikong soup with poundo. This decision was my worst nightmare. Absolutely disgusting food, seafood what? Waste of time, effort and money. The vegetable I was served, first wasn’t Edikaikong, secondly it had no flavour whatsoever. The worst food I ever ate. I called the store once I got home and realised that it wasn’t Edikaikong I was served, I heard the chef saying it was, then, the man who answered the phone, instead of asking for a phone number or something to be able to request a photo, I insisted that I called back the day after, then they can give me a mobile number to send images to because it’s store closing time. NEVER AGAIN!!!

5 /5 Inna Patty: I have been a loyal patron since 2004, and this restaurant remains one of my all-time favorite Nigerian dining experiences in London. The rich flavors and authentic dishes always transport me back to the heart of Nigeria.