Enish Restaurant

It’s a Suya kind of Saturday.

The sun is out and our boys are taking on Argentina. Watch the match live at Enish!!

Watch the match live with us today!!

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It’s Wednesday that means halfway through the working week & we’re already preparing for Friday!! We’ll be turning it right up at Enish

Thank you all for helping us bring the trophy home last year & It’s that time again!!! Vote for Enish to win the category of Outstanding Pan-African Restaurant at the African Pride Awards 2018!! Let’s keep the trophy where it belongs!!
... VOTE HERE http://africanprideawards.org/outstanding -pan-african-chef…/
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When Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff takes a selfie with our very own Chief officer at Finchley Road

Enish is one of the 10 of the best Nigerian restaurants in London.

Start your bank holiday weekend off right by joining us for the very first edition of Palms Nights!
The Boozy Buffet @enish_restaurant that’s not to be missed. Featuring an all you can eat feast for 4 hours (6-10pm) supplemented by an unlimited selection of alcohol!
... This will be followed by an exclusive after party from 10pm-3am. Come down with your batch and enjoy what's guaranteed to be a very boozy affair!
There will be a live DJ on the night playing the best in Afrobeats, Afro-Swing, Dancehall, Hip-Hop, Trap and R&B.
Special set from DJ Juls on the night not to be missed @julsbaby_ Cc @iamsmade @smadeevents @ldnrgnclothing
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@iammayorkun aka The Mayor Of Lagos at Finchley Road

It’s a close one, but seems like Efo Riro Just won it.

Earlier this evening with the lovely @cuppymusic at Finchley Road

Roses are red, violets are blue, it’s Valentine’s Day, we want to spend it with you❤️

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Have you been taking part in our polls on instagram? Yesterday we asked how you preferred your pepper soup and meat was the clear winner. Get involved daily on our instastory. Follow @enish_restaurant on Instagram

5 out of 5 of course.

😂😂😂Good food can solve anything.
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Look out for Palms Arrak in our restaurant. Traditional Arrak, distilled from pure palm sap, has been aged for 3 years. This drink, an alternative to rum, cognac or brandy, has a dark caramel and molasses aroma, subtle toasted notes and a fruity nose of vanilla and tropic timber.

We went there for the first time on Sunday and to be honest the food is one of my favourites I have ever had! The service is great too. We will defo go back again soon!

Visited this restaurant for the 2nd time today. Food was absolutely delicious. The best African food I've ever tasted and I'm Caribbean. Size portions was so huge. Well displayed. Clean bathrooms. Well mannered staff. Can't wait to go again.

The food too bad.

Pepper soup tasted amazing !! I've eaten lots all over London but I think you topped it for me!

My only critique is that the place when busy has no structure , people are all over the place including staff nobody seems to know what they are doing! Otherwise great place for food & drinks

If you haven't been to Enish Restaurant and you live around Lewisham, you are missing!!! The food, ambiance and service is awesome.

I have had a brilliant dinning experience, I had suya chicken and jallof rice, and I have to say Iv tasted jallof rice many times but this has topped the ranks! Absolutely lovely food!

I enjoyed the Afam soup and Eba... Very nice and neat place for a good taste of home food. Well recommended.

Food is good, good ambiance and ok customer service....

Enish is a must! The food is on point (and very authentic to boot). The setting is modern and well maintained. The perfect combination

A great place to dine as a family. The food is very Nigerian and staff very courteous and customer-focused . Its very satisfying and highly recommended. It was a personal touch for me. Little wonder why it's UK's number one Nigerian restaurant. It's a 7 Star from me.⛦⛦⛦⛦⛦⛦⛦

6 stars if there ever was such s recommendation! Fantastic Ambiance, most friendly customer service I've seen in an African restaurant and the food, pure heaven!!!

Would recommend to anyone who loves African food in a relaxing environment!

The restaurant is very neat,food is good value for money,but you have to wait up to 30 minutes before your food will be ready. Management needs to improve on waiting time for your meal to be ready

Food taste is a definite five star, the ambiance and staff is not perfect but good. Will go back every time I'm in London.

Food is on point but the service can be improved in order to retain customers. All the best!!!

I like the settings in regards to the food its good could be better at busy periods you may have to wait more than 40mins so if you want to give a time staff please keep to it ..Organisation is poor especially when its busy so i think you need to sort that out . I ordered ewedu and got okara with my amala .... i was horrified when i reached home not a happy bunny

Have visited this restaurant several times. Disappointed with the service, waited for an hour for the main course after starters. I ordered grilled fish; received fried fish. They tried to convince me the fish was grilled despite l informing them l have ordered the same fish several times in the past. The experience was not worthy. Didn't eat the fish & they thought they were doing me a favour removing the fish from the bill. Seriously, who pays for food not consumed.

Good food but service can be so much better to help reflect the awesome African food they provide!

It's a well known fact that if you go to a Nigerian restaurant you're not going for the service but the food! Now that being said, I was really disappointed with the service we received yesterday. Our starters took over 45mins to arrive and when it did, they also served our mains too!!! We had to send our mains back (big mistake) which then took a further 1 hour for them to bring our mains in the end neither of us could eat our mains because it took so long for them to bring it back to us that we had all drank ourselves full! That being said the food was nice and if I do go back (probably will) we'll just make sure we only order mains...

Dined there with friends and felt that it was too expensive for what it is. Paying £20+ for a nigerian buffet of jollof and fried rice with chicken and fish as well as pounded yam and spinach is a bit much. How much of that food can one eat in one seating? My 3 kids had to pay too though they hardly ate anything. The set meals looked appetising though from across the room. If I give this place a second chance, it will be for those without a doubt