Lagos Flavors is where authentic Nigerian cooking meets Edmonton hospitality. From jollof rice and suya to fried plantain and slow-simmered soups, every plate we send out of our kitchen at 10514 111 Street NW carries the bold, generous flavours of Lagos into the heart of Queen Mary Park.
Lagos Flavors was created to bring an honest taste of Lagos to central Edmonton. We started with a simple idea: cook Nigerian comfort food the way it is made at home, then serve it in a relaxed, modern dining room where everyone feels welcome. For the Nigerian community it tastes like home; for Edmontonians trying West African food for the first time, it is an easy, friendly place to start.
Our Jollof Rice, egusi and okra soups and whole grilled fish sit beside favourites like the Lagos Heat-Wave Chicken Burger, the Lagos (Heat-Wave) Chicken Burger and weekend specials worth planning a Saturday around. Every dish is cooked with the peppers, spices and generous portions Nigerian cooking is known for — bold flavour, real value, nothing watered down.
Family gatherings, birthdays, date nights, office team dinners and cultural celebrations all end up around our tables. Guests come to us from Queen Mary Park, Central McDougall, Downtown Edmonton, Oliver and Westmount for dine-in, takeout and pickup, order online any time, or book us to cater parties and events across the city.
From our signature Jollof Rice to suya-style grilled meats, fried plantain and rich pepper soups — real Lagos cooking, made fresh every service.
A casual Lagos-inspired room with good music and an easy atmosphere — right for a quick lunch, a family dinner or a celebration with friends.
Our team happily walks first-timers through the menu, handles large groups with ease and gets takeout and pickup orders out hot and on time.
Amazing Nigerian food in Edmonton! The jollof rice and suya were full of flavour, and the portions were generous. Staff were welcoming and took time to explain the menu to us. We’ll definitely be back.
Lagos Flavors feels like home. Authentic taste, great music, and a relaxed vibe. The fried plantain and chicken were outstanding, and everything came out hot and fresh.
Best Nigerian restaurant I’ve tried in Edmonton so far. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food. Service was friendly and they accommodated our group easily.
We ordered online for pickup and the experience was smooth. Food was ready on time and packaged well. The weekend specials are a must-try if you want something different.
Came here after hearing about Lagos Flavors as one of the top Nigerian spots in the city. It lived up to the hype — bold flavours, great value, and a fun place to introduce friends to Nigerian cuisine.