3 Hausa restaurants to visit in Lagos
Try out these amazing Hausa restaurants right here in Lagos.
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We got you! Try out these amazing Hausa restaurants right here in Lagos.
1. Arewa Traditional Kitchen, Victoria Island
Arewa Traditional Kitchen is a modernized Northern styled restaurant from the interior setting to the staff.
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The meals are neatly served well and tasty with a price that is pocket-friendly.
2. Arewa African Cuisine, Apapa
Speak of core Hausa/northern delicacies this restaurant will leave you with a watery mouth. Not only do they have the Hausa stomach cravings even the design and interior decoration speak of the north and you'd feel like you are already in Kano while dipping some tuwo or masa in your mouth.
3. Clay Food Shop, Lekki
From Fura, Tigernuts milk to other northern chops such as Dambu ‘Shredded chicken or beef snack, baobab, this is the place for you.
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They also sell northern spices.
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