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Are you looking for a place that offers delicious homemade meals that suit your taste in proportion to your budget? Variety, they say, is the spice of life, but what is variety without class, satisfaction and value? Jevinik Restaurant is the place specially designed to give you that satisfaction in an environment comfortably fitted with the state of the art décor, warm hospitality and service extraordinaire.

Jevinik entrance — Jevinik Restaurant. Source: jevinik.com.ng

The culinary expertise is second to none with their menu ranging from African, Chinese and Continental dishes. It offers a wide range of Nigerian delicacies ranging from assorted local soups like egusi soup, fisherman soup, afang soup, abak soup, okro soup, eforiro, bitterleaf soup, vegetable soup, white soup, native soup, mama’s delight, ekpang nkukwo, asun, Isi-Ewu, catfish, abacha. They also have delicious meals like jollof rice, fried rice, coconut rice, salad, white rice, fries and lots more.

Jevinik 4 — Jevinik dishes. Source: Jevinik.com.ng

Jevinik restaurant is a home away from home with several branches nationwide: Lagos (Victoria Island and Ikeja), Abuja (Garki II and Wuse II), Port Harcourt, Aba and Owerri. Derive the utmost utility for every naira in Jevinik Restaurant.

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This article was first published on 2nd August 2018 and updated on August 7th, 2018 at 1:57 pm

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3 thoughts on “Restaurants To Visit: Jevinik Restaurant”

Ugochukwu Ekenna

Mouth Watering indeed. I can wait to hit the next Jevinik Restaurant. What an eye opener; the eforiro, fisherman soup, ekpang even our own abacha. Oh my God! The array of delicacies as mentioned in this article has left me with the thirst and hunger for our local African dishes. A Great, articulate, comprehensive, detailed and apt article.

3rd August 2018 10:15 am
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Emma

This is awesome. Thanks for the info.

3rd August 2018 1:02 pm
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Ugochukwu Ekenna

Mouth Watering indeed. I can’t wait to hit the next Jevinik Restaurant. What an eye opener; the eforiro, fisherman soup, ekpang, even our own abacha. Oh my God! The array of delicacies as mentioned in this article has left me with the thirst and hunger for our local African dishes. A great, inspiring, articulate, comprehensive, detailed and apt article.

3rd August 2018 1:30 pm
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