So if you are a foodie or you are new to Lagos Nigeria or an I Just got back (IJGB), and will like to have a taste of local delicacies in a fine restaurant, before you head down East, then The Junction located on 23 Adebayo Doherty Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria is where you should visit. The Junction Lekki has an interesting and simple menu, simple in the sense that the food and its description on the menu book is very easy to understand, which makes selecting what you want to eat very easy. With a food menu that contains mostly delicacies popular with the eastern part of Nigeria, yet any food lover who is looking to try out new delicacies, will jump on it, as the menu is rich in its local form. The customer service is top notch; smart, decent looking girls and boys at the top of their game, food preparation and service is timely, the ambiance is neat and cozy, the portion of food served ranges from moderate to big, the food is tasty and delicious. Guess what? There are delicacies on t
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