Tender, buttery, spicy cow tongue is seasoned with suya, a traditional Hausa spice, grilled over firewood and served with a creamy bone marrow emulsion on a ceramic plate inspired by Nigeria’s late renowned potter Ladi Kwali. It is the signature dish of the newly minted Michelin-starred restaurant Akoko. A Michelin star is awarded to restaurants around the world “offering outstanding cooking” – and Akoko is one of the three with a West African heritage head chef to receive the highly sought after and prestigious honour in the last year alone.
Delightful Dinners at a High-end West African Restaurant in Central London
