The assumption you would have on coming to The Native is that it is one hell of an expensive place.
The aesthetic is cozy and elegant, like very. But the shocker is that their food is cheap. Soup- 300, meat-300, Eba- 300.
Their meal prices are very good. It was satisfying. And oh, they don’t serve carbonated drinks. Freshly squeezed fruits. It felt like home.
That button on the table is for alerting the waitresses. They have this watch on their wrists. When you click on this button, they get the alert immediately.
Everything in the sanitary area is sensor operated. From Dustbin, to wash sink, etc.
This is the toilet, and the wall. I like it.
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My experience ag native food Festac was a sad and disappointing one. Their chicken white soup with pounded yam was rubbish. The white soup was prepared with some kind of thickner instead of yam which it’s known for. The chicken in the soup was all the bonny parts of frozen chicken, no fleshy part at all. No single bone of fish let alone something looking like fish. I regretted buying the food. A plate of food bought with two thousand naira plus, ought to be enjoyed. Abeg..
No bi packaging we go chop….