Enish Nigerian Restaurant Croydon in Croydon

It was my first visit. Ok and very kind staff. I ordered white rice with plantain and assorted meat. As I am not keen on very chilli or spicy food, I appreciate the fact that they had a mild option which was really good and I truly enjoyed the food. I also like the call bell, which allows you to take your time to go through the menu and call them when ready. The food didn't take long to come. Service was good.A bit of a let down on the selection of drinks, especially those that don't drink alcohol.They also do takeaway, so that's good. Decor is very minimal. Needs improvementThere is no parking and had to circle.around for sometime to get parking and also it's infront of a busy road, so constantly busy, cars with loud speakers can be heard through. It was just annoying. Though being on the main road it's easily accessible for everyone.Overall good place.

My second this to this branch and they didn't fail to please. My sister, niece, nephew and I had a brilliant time and the food was 100% fantastic. We received great service from Edi. She is a brilliant compliment to your business. Highly recommend visiting and experiencing the food xx

Lovely service the food out of this world. Host Edi was brilliant order came on time and she came back to make all is ok.

Croydon branch doesn't look great. Food wise was great apart from the beef but asked them to replace it for chicken.

I saw Enish being on my list of places to other from. Now and then I'd look and see the prices and think it's so expensive! Well I decided to try it out and I can say for the first time that I would order again from a restaurant that's more expensive compared to other restaurants.I ordered jollof rice with goats meat and it was lovely. I paid £18 for it which is much higher compared to what I usually pay, but the portion size was really good plus the food quality was great.They package the food really well, the goats meat, rice and plantain was brilliant.I did order a cows foot spicy soup type meal, the soup was great but the cows foot is not for me.I will definitely order here again, lovely food.

I visited the Croydon Branch for the first time with a group of friends. I had the lamb Suya with plaintain. We all ordered different mains, an assortment of starters and mocktails. I've had Suya in Nigeria so I was very sceptical of the quality I was going to receive. However I was more than pleasantly surprised. Everyone in my group of friends were also very happy with their meals. I look forward to dining at the Ilford branch. The customer service from Edi and her colleague was excellent! I even met one of the chefs who was so pleasant and polite. Excellent dining experience.

I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves good food :) Great for family and friends. The jollof rice was amazing as was the beef suya & the chicken wings. The sauce with the wings was amazing as well! I especially loved the plantain (not pictured). The spice level and portion sizes were great value for money. The service was 10/10. Thank you so much to Edi, you were so kind and attentive. We felt very welcome.

Lovely meal and excellent customer service. Sometimes you might have to wait a little for the meal to arrive (depends on how busy they are), but when it does it will worth the wait. Fantastic Nigerian cuisines.

It was my first time visiting the Croydon branch. It was worth the 1.5hr drive. The food was FRESH, light and not over seasoned. The cook was able to adjust to our request I.e having boiled yam instead of fried yam with our fish. They deserved the tip. Well done guys.

Honestly the food was average: jollof rice lacked depth of flavour; the plantain was soaked in oil and not at all crispy; my fish was a bit overcooked and not fully scaled. The gizzard with plantain starter was good, though, rich and flavoursome. Service was a bit slow.