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280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar/ Nigeria Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar/ Nigeria is located in London, United Kingdom on 280 Kilburn High Rd, Kilburn,. 280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar/ Nigeria is rated 4 out of 5 in the category west african restaurant in United Kingdom.

Address

280 Kilburn High Rd, Kilburn,

Phone

+442073288832

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Veggie bot

soooooooo good! I got Jollof rice, beans and plantain. It was soooo yummy. Only downside is there were only 3 pieces of plantain. But besides that 10/10. Beans were so tasty too.

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Stephen Maher

Absolutely appalled at the rice that was delivered. It had a strong smell of burning attached to it and on closer inspection was littered with charcoaled grains of rice. Completely unacceptable and a waste of money. We ordered 2 portions of what we thought would be Jollof rice but neither tasted like authentic jollof and were unfortunately both inedible. Will never order from this estaurant\ again and if we hadn't also ordered from somewhere else to curb our hunger, we would have demanded a refund

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Charly Brown

I never usually leave reviews but I'm so disappointed I had to. First time ordering here, wanted two plain Okra soups (no seafood) with beef. Drove all the way home to find seafood in both. The soup was like watery consistency, with over cooked okra. The soup and meat lacked any flavour. The pounded yam was odd too. It was not smooth. It had chalky and lumpy/thicker consistency in some places. Its like a non-Nigerian YouTubed 'how to make okra and pounded yam' and made it to the first time. On top of that my husband ordered jollof rice and beef (basic of basics). It tasted and smelt burnt. How could you give out food like that? The actual rice wasn't burnt in colour but obviously the pot it came was obviously burnt and ours was scraped from the top. If we didn't live so far and weren't mid pandemic I would have taken it back. A real waste of 53 pounds for 3 meals, two of which ended up in the bin. Not sure how they got so many positive reviews. Yuck!!!

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Rochelle Tawio oluwadabira

The jollof was awful and the beef needed more maggi and spices like curry, thyme. Was not impressed by the food at all. Need to do better.

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Greenz Brit

Visited for the first time last Friday evening. It was fairly busy. Decided to order pepper soup and egusi with pounder yam. It took a little while to arrive which is expected as there were other customers ahead of us. Whilst waiting the DJ arrived and placed his speaker right next to my ear. So, I had this loud music pounding which meant I could not have a conversation. Had to move seats to make things a little bit bearable. The egusi and pounded yam was served first, which I did not expect. A little while later the pepper soup arrived. I ate the pepper soup first, so of course, the eusi got cooler which I did not like. The pepper soup was not very spicy, so I was not impressed. The egusi was delicious. Very tasty. In the midst of eating the light was turned down very low, I could not see very clearly what I was eating.

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