Calabar Kitchen

3 Omotanwa Gbadebo - a month ago

It’s a good place to get really nice local meals, we came in a bit late, so they insisted we all ate the same swallow.

I recommend their fisherman soup and white soup.

5 Sylvester MORMAH - a month ago

The foods are pretty average, and a bit spicy hot I think. But their customer service team are exceptional. Overall 8/10

1 ADEWALE OLUWASOGO ISAAC - a month ago

I was so surprised that the food was so costly vis-a-vis the quality and quantity. I ordered for Pounded yam, Edikaikon and Stork Fish amounting to 6k. The pounded yam was so small likewise the soup. I went someone who ordered Semovita, Egusi and Goat meat costing 4k

Jevinik Restaurant renders better service. A meal with Stork Fish costing 6k in Jevinik, the soup will be voluminous enough to fill a fully grown man.

5 Uduak Ekpenyong - a year ago

Quiet serene environment,having a tasty brunch at the moment,splendid place to be,CALABAR KITCHEN,27,OLUWALEYIMU STREET BESIDE WASHER MAN DRY CLEANERS, OFF LADIPO KUKU BY WEMA BANK,ALLEN AVENUE.

3 Phil O - 6 months ago

The first snag is 'lack of parking space'. Other than that, their food is tasty; room for improvement with service delivery.
If planning on eating there, keep an open mind because they rarely have the basics on their menu.
Overall, I would rate them a 7/10, it's just 1 staff taking orders, clearing used plates and cleaning tables.

5 Ukemeobong Akpan - 3 years ago

Calabar kitchen is a nice place to have native Akwa Ibom and Cross River food. They give value for money and their food is taste good. I ate the fisherman's soup and I would say it was nice. It's one of the places to eat good food at Ikeja.

4 Hope F - 3 years ago

Good food and good portions. Excellent palm wine. Nice place for an oyibo to taste the many flavours of Naija. My stomach was a bit upset after though.