Bisi Restaurant

Fun Friendly Environment and Delicious Food

Good food, clean and beautiful set up. I would definitely visit again. Prices/portions are good.

This is a great place to eat! I tried the suya and ayamashe, and both were full of flavor! The waiter was very attentive and polite. The decor is beautiful as well.

Wonderful. I love the spongy bread that is used to serve your food on. Forget the name of this bread. Looking forward to going back.

Great ambiance. Great service. Great food. The prices for the portions you get, unreal! From the moment we walked in we felt at home. Our server was engaging and very polite. The food does take a while to make but it's so worth the wait. I had the jollof rice with goat meat and efo riro with fish - divine. No one spoke for a solid 5 mins after the food arrived. When asked if Ghanaian jollof was better than Nigerian our host quickly responded Nigerian but not all Nigerian jollof is created equal....Bisi jollof for the win. We'll be back for sure.

Great Atmosphere. Lovely environment. Food is taste as nice as it looks.

Amazing food! Great customer service. The food is so flavorful I’m about to drive almost 2 hrs just to get some of their moi moi. I definitely stop by here whenever I am anywhere near Chicago

This is the best Nigerian restaurant I have eaten at..

It's a beautiful restaurant and the food is amazing. The host Anthony is a great guy and friendly. They have domestic and imported 🍻 beer and wine 🍷.

At the moment you step in this restaurant they give you a comfortable feeling. Very warm team, it is a happy restaurant to to go out with buddies or with your date. delightful cuisine, creative chef de cuisine, honest cost and professional service. Warmly recommended.

Clean and nice food reasonable priced

Great place! I have been to many Nigerian restaurants and I have to say this is now by far the best one I have been to. After moving from Houston and looking for comparable Naija restaurants in Chicago area, I finally found one. The suya sent me back to my days in Nigeria. The “ewa agoyin “ was ...... and of course we has to take some food home . A must try.Only negative is there was one person acting as the host/waiter/bartender on a Friday night. He did handle it fairly well though. it was a 50% full night.

The goat skewer with seasoned onions was probably the best meat I’ve ever eaten in my life. The food here is exactly how it is in Nigeria, not Americanized.

Nigerian food - better than stuff I had in Lagos and Accra

The food was authentic and well prepared. The server was very nice and offered to accommodate substitutions with our orders. The food came fast as well. Very good imported Nigerian beers (large bottles to share) and Malta, a drink prepared with molasses. This place is a bit hard to see but is in the far north corner of the strip mall.