Enish West Hampstead

Excellent service. Great suya. Excellent yam and pepper sauce. The Nkwobi was erotically tantalizing. The Edikikong was below par. Tasted off. The place has a great look internally but there was an unpleasant smell that wasn't in sync with the ambience. Overall a good place to eat out but a little more attention to detail needs to be put in place.

The staff was very friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed. Our food arrived promptly and was served at the perfect temperature. The entire experience was smooth and enjoyable with the support of Kiekie. Highly recommend for great service and efficiency

Despite the fact that restaurant was busy we managed to get a table as walk in customers. It was my first time trying Nigerian cuisine. I am impressed with flavours, big portions and quality of food. I was a bit worried that I will not be able to manage spiciness of dishes, however I did (and I am not a big fan of spicy foods 🙂). Rating 4 stars because place was not clean enough, there were food pieces on the floor under some tables and we had to wait for food for a long time. But it was worth the wait end of the day. Recommending this place to those who are after new experiences, flavours and open to new cuisines.

My experience was sadly disappointing. My family had a long walk @ the British Museum and we wanted to wrap up the day with a nice Nigerian delicacy however, we were utterly disappointed by the taste of the meals. We ordered for Jollof rice, semolina with efo riro and Ogbono. I looked forward to dinning @ this restaurant however it was a total waste of over £100 . To a more surprising encounter, when it was time to pay, we went thru our bill only to see a service charge which after enquiring, they claimed it was optional and I wanted to know what it was ment for but they were not even sure. Someone stated it’s a form of tip another said it was not. To make it more hilarious one said that’s how it’s done in the UK 😂😂😂in other words, I am a JJC and I don’t know how things are done here. Ain’t this dubious? I would appreciate if the meal preparation could be reviewed but if you’re a sucker for good food. Absolutely not recommended.

A very warm welcome as we arrived, we requested for a table for 2, didn't take long for us to be taken to our table. Kiki made sure we got our starters, she checked on us how's the starters going, also to check when we will be ready for our mains. We told her we'll be ready in 5mins. Kiki made sure the passed the message over that we will be ready soon. Kiki checked on how the food is and if we needed anything else. One of my best experience in the last 12 months in a restaurant. Management team we top team, very friendly and accommodating

I visited Enish for the first time today, i ordered chicken stew, jollof, salad and my friend ordered tilapia, plantain, salad. Both foods were distasteful and did not seem fresh. The only thing that was nice was the plantain. The male waiter gave great customer service. Definitely will not return to this restaurant. Food rated 0

Quite disappointed at my latest visit (04/01/2025). Most soups on the menu were not available and had to settle for Egusi soup which had sand in it. I mentioned my experience and all I got was a “sorry about that”. I have been here a few times bringing family and friends. Sadly, this is my last time as the quality of everything I knew it was, isn’t anymore. I hope they focus on quality, better experience, ambience was dull, playing loud afrobeats is not what creates memorable experience, it’s the service and quality of what you serve. Best wishes.

Great portion, good service and wait time. Friendly relaxed environment but suya was too tough and chewy, moimoi was not bad and the soup was decent not the one of the best though. The dishes looked delicious and it is well presented. Price was affordable and not too over priced for what it was. Cute setting and I came in a really quiet period I'm guessing. Overall 6/10 ( this is overall and not just for the food)