Fries

At Baba Akara, you can enjoy various fried foods like Akara (beancakes), yam, sweet potatoes, puff-puff (fried dough), and fried fish. These can be served with or without sauce, depending on your preference. This spot is very popular with locals and offers a real street food experience.

University of Suya is famous for its tasty suya, which is a spicy barbecuedmeat (beef, ram, orchicken). Suya, originallyfrom northern Nigeria, isnow a favorite all overLagos. It’s served withonions or cabbage andcovered in suya spice. Thesmell alone will 

Ewa Agoyin, a dish from Togo, is very popular in Lagos. It’s made of mashed beans with a spicy, slightly burnt sauce made from pepper and palm oil. It’s best enjoyed with soft bread and can be paired with proteins or fried plantain (dodo). This dish is loved by locals and can be eaten any time of the day.

Abacha is a favorite among people from eastern Nigeria but loved by many in Lagos too. It’ s made from shredded, dried cassava and is usually eaten with onions, ugba (oil bean seeds), kpomo (cowhide), or fish. You can find it on the streets or in local bars and lounges.

Noodles have become a popular street food in Lagos, especially at night. Small roadside kiosks sell them, but you can get a great noodle experienceat Indomie Cafe. They offer different kinds of noodles that are tasty andsatisfying. Exploring these top street food spots in Lagos will give you a real taste ofthe city’s diverse food culture. Whether you live in Lagos or are just visiting, these places will offer you an amazing street food experience.

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