Kings Lounge

Great local food from Nigeria. Transforms into a party lounge later at night from 11pm. Good was authentic and fresh. Service is good. Reservations recommended. Budget is reasonable. Toilets were clean. ££

It's a great place to have meetings of 2/3 people during the day when it's not so noisy and you can also enjoy a brunch or good lunch.

East London pub serving classic Nigerian dishes. Expect decent food (the grilled fish and edikan ikong went down well) but below average service. Go for the culture but don't expect much else.

King's lounge was absolutely fantastic. It's been a while I partied with Africans and it was so nice to see so many people turn up with Nigerian hits playing back to back. The DJ was great as well and they were a lot of foreigners dancing to our beats so that made my night. I'm definitely going back there soon again for an awesome night out. If you want to have a fun night out, visit King's Lounge.

I ordered eforiro and pounded yam to collect, and then had a large glass of wine and a Guinness from the draft for my friend and the dishonest thieving bar staff over charged me £28. I then got overcharged £15 for a lamb surya which is ridiculous and dishonest. The owner seems to have dishonest, thieving bar staff working for him. I will be dealing with them about this cos I don’t work hard for my money to be ripped off by dishonest workers who cannot even speak a word of English. This is appalling and I will be dealing with them accordingly and hit those pockets. They will understand what the legal ramifications are when they receive a letter from my lawyer. Will not be visiting this horrid place ever again. It’s like the ghetto of Barking with riff raffs, rude staff and small portions at an exorbitant overcharged price. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Good pub with fantastic food even though I had to Google what was on the menu as I wasn't sure what i was looking at.
I had the edikang ikong with beef and fried yams and really enjoyed it. The hots sauce was beautiful.

Ok experience. Food was ok. Music was not bad. Loved the fact I could watch the music videos as it played.

It's true what Influencers have said. This is a lounge for people who love African culture, especially Nigerian culture.

The suya is nice and soft but a little too fatty for my liking.

If you go with the right people or meet friendly people, you'll be drinking bottle on bottle of alcohol.

The vibe is right, be prepared for a night of solely Afrobeats and overly friendly African men.