A budget of 7k would serve 2 persons comfortably, very affordable with a nice environment and lighting for photos. Easy payment system too. I highly recommend, only area of improvement is the palm wine.
First and foremost the best way to locate this place is to go to their IG profile, click the map link on their bio and use it. If you leave your trip in the hands of Uber or Taxify, be thou not shocked when your trip fare is twice the estimate cause the spot is not easy to find and the map would mess you up.The space: I like the traditional feel to this spot, the pretty wooden furniture and the traditional paintings, lovely! Thereβs this African feel to Ofadaboy and although Iβm not the most patriotic citizen (donβt blame me blame the naira), I do appreciate it.The ambience was ok, it looks like a spot that does get crowdy so Iβll suggest they find a way to manage this. The flies here ehn......they graduated from MIT, even tho all outdoor restaurants face this battle and I could have eaten indoors, I still canβt overlook the fact that I had to be fighting mortal kombat with some stubborn flies π The food: Although they have quite an interesting menu (traditional meals), I just had to try their signature meal (Ofada rice). During my visit we had Seafood Ofada and Ofada Yo.@ofadaboy Iβll like to suggest having 3 levels to this pepper thing (I noticed they have regular and spicy) but OMO some of us canβt handle the regular pepper well even tho we love it. After one spoon, I ran after the waiter cause he was delaying on bringing water and my head was already ringing my pepper emergency π¨ as a baby girl needed water. They were generous on the seafood portioning, it was served separately and had quite a couple of seafood like calamari, snail, freshly cooked croaker fish, crab and Prawn (ps: I no dey chop crab π¦ π ). For N5,500 I think it was a fair deal π. The Ofada yo tasted ok (same Ofada sauce) but was served with beef, moi moi, and an egg, it goes for N3k. Overall it gets an average score from me, it was fine but didnβt blow my mind.The drinks: Now we are talking π π, I drank palm wine guys. Please thatβs like the stamp of being Nigerian for me and if you havenβt had palm wine, please add ma to my name ππ . On a serious note, it was lovely. I honestly canβt judge much cause Iβve only had palm wine twice in my whole life so Iβm no pro on this matter but I enjoyed it. They also have cocktails but I wanted palmy so no comments on that!The service: @Ofadaboy service was good, I almost got irritated cause the waiters were too far off and I legit had to walk to them the first time but I told them how uncool it was that I have to leave my food to get a waiterβs attention and after that they always came around to ensure we were ok. They reacted professionally to my complaint.My verdict:Cool traditional place to visit every now then, but is it worth the hype π? Not π―.Iβd recommend you visit tho, itβs a lovely experience and who knows your pepper game might be doper than mine πThere are quite a couple of βroomsβ for improvement but honestly they are doing pretty well for a mainland restaurant- no judgement.
I loved my experience here, they offer a nice menu with affordable prices. The ambience is great too for a 1 on 1 meet ups and dates. If you are more than 2, spaces might be limited for you.All round Ill say a great place to visit.
I have been here once and I want to go back there again and again!My friends and I were there to have a little birthday party and it was fun all through.We got there in the evening which naturally, I would be in a hurry to just leave considering Lagos traffic but then the hospitality these guys gave us was on another level entirely!You canβt even fight them for delaying your order because they are in your face every one minute apologizing and reassuring you that your order is on its way.The waiters that attended to us made us feel at home and they also treated us to free palm wine.Iβm definitely visiting this place again when Iβm not in a rush to go homeπ The Ofada was stone-free and cheap!The cutlery were covered with leaves - nice oneWaiters dressed in adire attires - you assume they are all from Abeokuta then you ask for their names and realise they are not even close.I love that sense of feeling that you are home even when you are actually not.Not just the Ofada is good, their other menu too was deliciously prepared and cheap!!!I am definitely going back there! No long cap
For ur ofada and palm wine... please drive down
Easy accessibility....100% covid19 complaint....most creative African interior wall/furniture designs..... tastiest meals ever....100% courteous service....great cocktails....secured environment.
A pretty cool and serene environment with some tasty meals.
I so much love this place
I had lot of fun there nice old musics
Kudos!!!Very polite staff; food/taste on check and service time is commendable.
Not a fan but if you love Ofada rice omo place an order and go pick it up.
Ofadaboy is what you get when you take a dash of superb culinary prowess, slap that on relaxing ambience and tumble the combo in rich African heritagePS: Its the palm wine for me
Cool atmosphere with great ambience.
Average spot to cool your head up with an outdoor setting.
Fresh undiluted palm wine. Ofada rice and presentation on point too but it appeared to have been warned from the freezer. Ambience was very afrocentric.
Its a nice restaurant with different delicacy.. Dish so on pointπππ
Awesome and Caring experience!
Its a cool place to visit!
Good taste
Wonderful ambiance!!!!!! The Ofada!!!!! Oh my!!World class!!!!
Good food
Easy to locateInadequate parking which adds to the traffic
African taste, African environment
Nice and affordable, good for a casual outing
Awesome experience
Cool
Ofada rice is on point. Although the food quantity Is, you might need to order for a larger portion if you are a foodie like me.
Cool to hangout
Nice place to visit
Nice