Craft
A short menu, cooked to order. We would rather run out than stretch a sauce.
About
WURA opened on Victoria Island as a room for the food we grew up with — cooked slower, plated quieter, and served late. The name means gold. The kitchen is a grill.
Chef Ife Oladapo spent a decade between Lagos, Accra, and London before coming home to build a menu that moves with the market: fish in the morning, peppers at noon, fire at five.

A short menu, cooked to order. We would rather run out than stretch a sauce.
Almost everything meets coal or smoke — from bream to plantain to the jollof pot.
The room is dark, the service is warm, and nobody is hurrying your last drink.
Press
“A serious Lagos dining room with a sense of humour.”
“The suya alone is worth crossing the island.”
“Fire, linen, and a terrace that stays open.”