Commint Buka — Restaurant in Ikeja

Commint Buka (on Majekodunmi Street, Ikeja) is accessible with interconnecting roads leading to major roads such as Allen Avenue. Its structure affords you ample space for parking with guaranteed security.

The interior of the restaurant is aesthetically pleasing, offering you a hygienic environment for an eat-in experience. Tables were reasonably spaced, adhering to the Covid-19 guidelines.

Provisions for hand-wash exercise with clean running water, anti-bacterial soaps and an alcohol-based hand sanitizer were made available.

As is expected of a buka (a roadside restaurant or food stall that sells local delicacies), the food here is very affordable, tasty and properly packaged; never mind I think more effort should be put into the process of serving food to prevent contamination and spills.

The staff here is customer-conscious/friendly and efficiently contributing to the positive experience...

It is a great place to eat. It has an upper and lower restaurant. You can choose to buy and eat your food at any of the levels

The food is quite over priced. Goat meat is N1,100. A tiny Croaker fish is N800 Pomo is N220...

They also add their VAT to the food during payment. Instead of charging the VAT with the initial total price of the food. For example, if the food costs N150 per portion, you'll pay N165 at the desk. The VAT is 10% Consumption and I've other one. At other notable eateries, you'd notice that the bill would normally carry the price tag per portion + VAT totally to that initial N150. Also, there's always a long queue when making payments for food.

The car park in front of the restaurant can only accommodate a maximum of about 12 cars. Leaving after eating sometimes is a problem cause of the tight parking space.

But then, it is a good...

Commint Buka is a good restaurant, they have on their menu a variety of some tasty Nigerian delicacies, I have to compliment their cooking skills. It's a good place to eat a nice meal, the one time I ate in there, I planned on taking a photo of what I was eating there but by the time I remembered, I have finished eating. I hope they keep up the standard of cooking as I plan on repeating the trip so that I can take pictures.

However, the snag here is the congested parking space, be ready to leave your meal to go re- park your vehicle or give the security men your car keys, because it is bound to happen because of inadequate parking slots for the kind of crowd that visit there, I hope they can do...