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Yellow Chilli Restaurant

Yellow Chili is a fashionable[1] restaurant and bar in Victoria Island, Lagos, that specializes in traditional Nigerian and Continental dishes.[2][3][4][5][6] It has another location in Ikeja[7]

Description and décor

Each branch sits on two floors. The ground floor of the Victoria Island branch is divided into two main dining areas that lead to a smaller alcove seating area;the upper floor consist of two levels of seating. The lower floor of the GRA branch comprises a sizable seating area flanked by two smaller seating areas on each side. The upper floor is set up as a cosy lounge and bar. There is also a private dining room on the ground floor, as well as a garden seating area.[8][9][10][11][12][13][14]

References

  1. David Jenkins, "The Nigerians have arrived... and London is paying attention", The Tatler, 24 November 2014. Accessed 28 December 2014^
  2. The Yellow Chilli Introduces Customer Loyalty Scheme Bella Naija, retrieved November 13, 2014^
  3. 10 Great Restaurants in Lagos Mainland Travel Start, 2014-06-09, retrieved November 1, 2014^
  4. Feeding in Lagos NAPE, retrieved November 4, 2014^
  5. Dining Out in Africa Business Traveller Africa, February 25, 2013, retrieved November 7, 2014^
  6. Restaurants in Lagos World Travels, retrieved November 7, 2014^
  7. 10 Great Restaurants in Lagos Mainland Travel Start, 2014-06-09, retrieved November 1, 2014^
  8. Lagos – Home to many stylish and trendy restaurants in Nigeria Fare Buzz, retrieved November 7, 2014^
  9. Lizzie Williams. Lagos: Where to eat and drink Bradt Travel Guides, 2012, retrieved November 4, 2014^
  10. Feeding in Lagos NAPE, retrieved November 4, 2014^
  11. Lagos' 10 Great Restaurants for a Taste of Nigerian Culture The Culture Trip, 12 August 2014, retrieved November 1, 2014^
  12. Lagos is food capital of Africa—Bahnam Hallmark News, April 8, 2014, retrieved November 7, 2014^
  13. African City Tour: This is Lagos Ayiba, retrieved November 7, 2014^
  14. Nana Ocran. Lagos: Chaotic, frenzied, sometimes hazardous, but at least Lagos causes a reaction TimeOut, retrieved 1 November 2014^