What to order at Akoko

Must order
The Suya-spiced lamb course and whatever the smoked-jollof preparation is on the night.
Editor tip
Sit at the counter to watch the open kitchen. Wine pairing leans into Lebanese, South African and English wines.
CuisineWest African
Price££££
Tasting menu£175
NeighborhoodFitzrovia
ChefAyo Adeyemi
Book ahead6 weeks
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