Woks & Koi Chinese restaurant

It was such a pleasant experience. The food was absolutely delicious; fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. I loved the calm vibe too; soft background music playing just right, not too loud, not too quiet. The staff were polite and attentive without being intrusive, and the service was smooth from start to finish. The restroom was spotless (which I always notice, by the way), and the drinks? Top-notch. Definitely one of those spots you’d want to revisit or recommend to a friend who appreciates good food and good ambiance.

The food is very delicious but small which depends on how much you eat. The service is great with a smile. They just need to work on their rest room. No keys on the door, no napkins for hands cleaning after washing hands.

Easily the best Asian restaurant in the Wuse II area! The quality of the food is consistently excellent and well worth the price. I’ve tried the noodles, chicken curry, fried rice, and shrimp dishes — all flavorful and freshly prepared. A great spot if you’re craving authentic Asian cuisine in Abuja!

Woks & Koi is top on list of places i go to whenever I’m craving Chinese! Their food is amazing and worth the price. We had their mixed seafood sauce and Singaporean rice which feeds two (2), Chicken dumpling 🥟, Chapman and my partner had their fruit punch. Every order was a hit as usual. Also, you should note that they’ve started charging Entertainment tax of 5% in addition to previous taxes on the directives of the government.

Woks & Koi is a cute and intimate spot for solid Chinese eats. The prawn spring roll was quite literally the best I’ve had in a while—the roll-to-filling ratio was perfection. Service was polite and attentive, and they get a personal 10/10 from me for offering a hot towel at the start (pro tip to elevate: a drop of essential oil on the towel would take it to the next level!). The cranberry virgin daiquiri was refreshing and delicious, the calamari hit that sweet spot between soft and firm, and the pepper sauce packed both heat and flavor. The space is beautifully decorated, but refreshingly doesn't fall into the all-too-common Abuja trap of overdoing aesthetics while neglecting the food. It strikes a perfect balance—clean, calm, and focused on delivering a great dining experience. One of those oldie-but-goodie true gems of the city. Bonus points for being baby-friendly—I was serenaded by a very satisfied toddler diner.