With the rising numbers of expatriates and business travellers eying opportunities in Lagos, especially along the Lekki- Ajah corridor, investors are betting on high-end cuisine and curated dining tailored to global tastes.

Tapping into this market, Hava Lagos, a dining destination, is leveraging  innovative menu model to boost culinary experience and ultimately, promote local food tourism potential.

The new entrant, set for launch from July 31 at Ecuador Compound in Lekki, blends a unique menu model comprising 30 per cent Cuban dishes and 70 per cent continental cuisine to cater to diverse tastes, while spurring economic growth.

The CEO/Managing Director of the firm, Ignatius Chinoso Enwenye, stated that Hava Lagos was deliberately crafted with bespoke and premier taste, right from its architecture, concierges and output to project Nigeria’s pride to the world, at the same time positioning Lagos as a culinary destination in Africa.

Enwenye expressed confidence that the upscale diner would fill a long-standing gap in the city’s suburban food landscape and meet the growing demand for sophisticated dining options.

“This is our first destination within the Orchid Ikota Ajah Jakande corridor. Indeed, we pay attention to every detail and offer much more than a restaurant. Ours is a celebration of elevated taste and global sophistication.

“It is not just about luxury, but about Lagos catching up with the global food scene,” he said.

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