Ikoyi
West-African inspired · $$$$
A boundary-pushing two-star kitchen on the Strand exploring West-African spice and British produce like nowhere else on earth.
Signature dishes at Ikoyi
- ◆ Plantain & smoked scotch bonnet
- ◆ Jollof rice with crab
- ◆ Aged beef & egusi
Illustrative imagery · West-African inspired
Ikoyi — diner questions
What should I order at Ikoyi?
Signature choices at Ikoyi include: Plantain & smoked scotch bonnet; Jollof rice with crab; Aged beef & egusi.
What kind of restaurant is Ikoyi?
Ikoyi is a west-african inspired restaurant in Strand, London, and holds 2-star Michelin status. A boundary-pushing two-star kitchen on the Strand exploring West-African spice and British produce like nowhere else on earth.
Where is Ikoyi and how do I book?
Ikoyi is at 180 Strand, Temple, London WC2R 1EA. Reserve via https://www.ikoyilondon.com or call +44 20 3583 4660.
Can Chauffyr drive me to Ikoyi?
Yes — Chauffyr provides private, fixed-price chauffeur service to Ikoyi and across London, so your whole party can dine without driving or parking.
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