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4(200+ ratings)•
DashPass•
African
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Store Info
DashPass
4(200+ ratings)•
$$•African
Lagos Island Kitchen is an African restaurant in Lewisville, TX, that serves delicious and authentic Nigerian food. We use only the best ingredients and recipes for all of our dishes, serving our cust…
The Egusi Soup/Beef/Pando yam was full of spice and flavor! The beef was tender, while the egusi was nutty ad aromatic. Overall, a cultural staple done wonderfully!
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Anniryn A
3 contributions
24-08-16
• DoorDash order
I got the Egusi Soup/Beef/Pando yam I was recommended to try Nigerian food by so many people I thought I'd give it a try. This dish was so oily, fishy tasting (I ordered beef), and the beef I got was overcooked and dried out. I couldn't tell if i was eating bone or beef. I only ate a little and had to throw it away. It was awful and crazy expensive for such a tiny portion.
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Faith M
Local Expert • 33 contributions
24-03-09
• DoorDash order
The Egusi Soup With Fried Fish is always good unfortunately today they were sold out of okra so I couldn't try but the plantain is a ripe off don't buy it plantain cost $.50 at the store they charged me almost $8 for not a full plantain that is so wrong!
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T W
4 contributions
22-12-28
• DoorDash order
Not enough portion for the price. Tripe meat is ALWAYS HARD as if it's old. Please give people more portions of egusi. So little portion.
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Neisha H
2 contributions
25-04-24
• DoorDash order
The flavors are good, but every time I order it seems like the egusi containers keep getting smaller. if so, at-least fill the containers up. Mine were half filled.
