Obosa Restaurant

“The food was not too spicy or overly seasoned, everything was balanced”

Oluwatomilade Olarinde★★★★★

Went to Obosa on a day they had an all-you-can-eat event and the food was so good! If you haven’t had home-cooked Nigerian meal in a while, this is where to go. If you are also trying to get to know Nigerian food, it is a good place to try. The food was not too spicy or overly seasoned, everything was balanced

Fadi Alkayed★★★★★

Food was excellent, tasty, and fresh. 10 /10 I recommend the service was exceptional.. everything is on the money and entirely worth it .. definitely coming here again!!

Jayden Hall★★★★★

Absolute fantastic service. Let me just paint a little picture, it was the day of the Mastersingers USA 30th anniversary concert at the famed St Cecilia’s church. I wanted to get a filling lunch and was delighted to find such a fine establishment serving delicious fufu and egusi. After leaving and walking down the street for 5 minutes I realized I had left my music folder filled with arrangements by the famed Fenno Heath, I mean can it get more important?! So I turn around to go back, and I see a female employee running after us with my binder. I mean, just an amazing act of kindness and made

Mengyang Li★★★★★

This is a well run Nigerian restaurant with nice interior decor. The menu is small and a bit pricey, but that means they’re good at what they make. The flavor was great and seemed authentic with lots of other Nigerian patrons (I’m not Nigerian). They’re fully stocked with Nigerian drinks. The lamb was slightly too dry but that’s my only complaint.