It is a nice place. Food is good. Staff are welcoming. They've got a toilets too. They are useful but not as good looking as their outlet at Ikorodu.
Food is not so expensive.
There's parking space in the premises. But there is no wheelchair ♿ ramp.
A new branch opened just 2 months ago in this mall. Same quality of food maintained. Average pricing to give a great competition with other eateries within the mall. Presence of Eba (garri) made me choose here. Different variety of meals to choose from. Lucky to also to see they have fried àkàrà, dundun & puffpuff as well. Good and nice attendant. No sitting arrangement for now due to the pandemic. Just buy and take away.
Had a great time at Labule Restaurant. The place is hygienic for Restaurant services and their staff are quite awesome. They also follow the COVID-19 protocols.
I ate there amala with ewedu and some, it felt home kind of.
You should visit them for some local dishes, their menu is and not that expensive.
Coincidentally, i walked into the restaurant in Ogudu when i saw that Labule is celebrating her 10 years anniversary. The atmosphere was beautiful—drummers were outside and they made me smile. The service was not so fast; but I was not in a hurry. I enjoyed my meal and got a gift for the 10 years anniversary. 🥂
A visit to Labule eatery off Simbiat Abiola Way, near Computer Village and adjacent to Jara Mall, Ikeja, is worth it. Located in a serene, modest estate, Labule eatery is a bungalow affair. Once inside, a visitor feels at ease in the calm ambience, while beholding a wide array of assorted meals on display. There is every kind of meal, from rice varieties to beans, moinmoin, bean cakes, fried yam slices, plantain, amala, Nigerian soups, stews, assorted meats, fish, chicken, small chops, and chilled drinks. Alcohol is not served. Seating arrangement is comfy, but not so spacious if there are many customers wanting to eat in. Some eat in, while others take away their orders. At peak afternoon hours, there can be crowds and a bit long wait before service. However, servers are courteous, meals are really good and delicious, but can be quite pricey. Despite the lowly, ordinary environment, nothing is cheap at Labule.
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TIM
6 months agoIt is a nice place. Food is good. Staff are welcoming. They've got a toilets too. They are useful but not as good looking as their outlet at Ikorodu. Food is not so expensive. There's parking space in the premises. But there is no wheelchair ♿ ramp.
Ahmed Ademola Olugbile
4 years agoA new branch opened just 2 months ago in this mall. Same quality of food maintained. Average pricing to give a great competition with other eateries within the mall. Presence of Eba (garri) made me choose here. Different variety of meals to choose from. Lucky to also to see they have fried àkàrà, dundun & puffpuff as well. Good and nice attendant. No sitting arrangement for now due to the pandemic. Just buy and take away.
Baliqees Salaudeen
4 years agoHad a great time at Labule Restaurant. The place is hygienic for Restaurant services and their staff are quite awesome. They also follow the COVID-19 protocols. I ate there amala with ewedu and some, it felt home kind of. You should visit them for some local dishes, their menu is and not that expensive.
Ayomide Adeleye
11 months agoCoincidentally, i walked into the restaurant in Ogudu when i saw that Labule is celebrating her 10 years anniversary. The atmosphere was beautiful—drummers were outside and they made me smile. The service was not so fast; but I was not in a hurry. I enjoyed my meal and got a gift for the 10 years anniversary. 🥂
Dennis Onifade
8 months agoA visit to Labule eatery off Simbiat Abiola Way, near Computer Village and adjacent to Jara Mall, Ikeja, is worth it. Located in a serene, modest estate, Labule eatery is a bungalow affair. Once inside, a visitor feels at ease in the calm ambience, while beholding a wide array of assorted meals on display. There is every kind of meal, from rice varieties to beans, moinmoin, bean cakes, fried yam slices, plantain, amala, Nigerian soups, stews, assorted meats, fish, chicken, small chops, and chilled drinks. Alcohol is not served. Seating arrangement is comfy, but not so spacious if there are many customers wanting to eat in. Some eat in, while others take away their orders. At peak afternoon hours, there can be crowds and a bit long wait before service. However, servers are courteous, meals are really good and delicious, but can be quite pricey. Despite the lowly, ordinary environment, nothing is cheap at Labule.