He Built the Biggest African Restaurant in The World

[@FisayoFosudo]

I first went to Enish in Dubai and it was just dope to know somewhere like that was within reach. Loved that the name was a portmanteau between his wife’s name and his. Glad you shared his story! 🙌🏾

[@EMMSPARK1]

love watching your content and learning every upload

[@TayoAinaFilms]

He is doing amazing stuff. Was super Inspired just from spending Time with him. I felt prouder to be Nigerian cause we don't take "No" for an answer and we will keep pushing till we win!

[@sayadfagbemi9134]

​@@TayoAinaFilmsEven you are inspiring to us by doing what you are doing, you can already be proud of it❤

[@AbimbolaAkin]

Tell your own story...

[@zeezeebo]

Where is the restaurant in Dubai? Never heard of it and I’m a dubai frequent flier

[@michaelbabs7288]

This man is a real entrepreneur. He sees opportunities in everything. He deserves to be a billionaire. Thanks for making Naija proud.

[@philiponoh9965]

He is probably already a Billionaire!!! Kudos to Enish...making us proud in diaspora

[@titityvictoria9551]

@@philiponoh9965 p

[@oladeleadaraloye5699]

Enish is already a billionaire guy, like you don’t know him

[@akpanpatience414]

"For you to grow, you need a team"...'You need to trust people'. This was it for me.

[@ange6alexandra527]

So true, you can actually do good by urself but you can be at your best with a good team

[@tamuz9633]

Guess why the wife's name is first? Because she is the executive brains behind the business and she funded it too. Who do you think secured the bank loans? She did. She is the professional engineer, not him. We don't even know what his profession was before they got married. He is a hustler. She is the brains behind the brand. We want to hear her side if the story too!

[@Grea812]

please do you know them ?@@tamuz9633

[@OGTennyson]

​​@@tamuz9633you honestly have no idea how businesses work 😂😂. You think just because you financed the business means you fully own it?? There's what's called shares in a business. The person that started it has the highest shares of the company by default. You just pissed off that a woman isn't in charge here. Abeg comot!😂😂

[@adeseyeokunorenadeolu1917]

This man needs to be on FORBES....his story is so inspiring

[@innocentamaife4530]

For sure!!

[@idiaemokpae2343]

​@@reinaldoguimaraes9584at least he would be recognised, just as in the Guinness book of records

[@joyeffiwatt9646]

There's this day I was in London with my friend and needed a Nigerian Restaurant to eat. I typed Nigerian Restaurant near me on my map and Enish popped up. I told my friend let's check out this place. We used our map walked distance looking for Enish, till we found it. We ordered our meals and enjoyed it. After that day I informed all my friends about the place. We all leave Maidstone for hours to London just to eat from Enish. Today I see myself and my girls right here in this video. 😊😊😊

[@ridwanabass2649]

Just started my own foodtruck in America and I pray and know I’ll definitely get here INSHA ALLAH. Thanks for the video and I got lots of knowledge from this. African Avenue is going to be this big soon

[@meMe-wu4uw]

It will grow more than you can imagine ❤❤❤, I enjoy a little beginning

[@tehillatv6906]

Amen, just he consistent and you will be fine

[@omogoloontefetse]

Amen king God bless your business mightily. Please tell me your socials where you advertise you food so that I can come support you when I visit the States.

[@Johndavidd4133]

Amen

[@kojok5823]

This is what I love about my Nigerian brothers. Where others see obstacles, they see opportunities. What a great interview Tayo!!!👏🏿

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching

[@yejendary]

@@TayoAinaFilms Tasty’s is another huge Naija owned food chain in Greater London and other parts of the UK. It would be great to watch an interview with the CEO/founder as their growth has been vast and amazing and they are not in the same category as Enish. They are a takeaway chain, as opposed to a restaurant chain.

[@patiencepaintsil3050]

Very, very. A very challenging one 🌿💥🌿

[@FisayoFosudo]

Just finished this video and I’m so happy for Enish’s growth. Definitely inspired by his story 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@JkaysCorner]

The story is truly inspiring, it makes one realise that opportunities are everywhere we just have to think beyond the obvious

[@nkjv12]

When he said he is not ready for Nigeria mentally I totally get it. You need to mentally prepare for doing business in Nigeria like you are going to war. Even just for me to go to the Nigerian house in London I have to do prayer and fasting first.

[@andie_Jones]

I can totally understand him.

[@herexcellencymumtv]

I really enjoyed watching this. 😂 The way he answered the questions on "High cost of living" and "Racism" got me😂 plus "I am not ready for Nigeria mentally."

[@CordiallyCornelia]

Same here 😂😂😂😂😂 it did highlight to me that he isn’t about victim mentality and that right there and what brought me where he is.

[@adstix]

Tayo, you really caught a BIG fish with a midas fin! This young man seems to be favored by the God of Fortune! It's absolutely refreshing to hear about an African success story in the Western world!

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[@philipcollen482]

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[@JamesAnderson-ox2ep]

I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging. who’s the person guiding you?

[@ihekendukwe]

"I'm not mentally ready for Nigeria..." - I felt that.

[@Debbydebsdebs]

Imagine it now…pheww😢

[@avelanchex2]

This interview really made me emotional and inspired. Man like Mr Sho. I was one of the pioneer staff at the Lewisham branch shortly after my MEng and I recall we’d have lengthy conversations about his vision; I thought he was crazy. He definitely is a pure soul full of banter and more importantly he treats his staff with dignity and respect. He’s also hired people I’ve sent to him and he’s definitely ordained for greatness. This is surreal to me. Shola & Eni… blessings to y’all. I’d stop here cos if I say more he may read and know who I am😆.

[@FERESE]

You are the best. This is the comment I've been looking for.

[@ucuc5140]

I wish to work for you.

[@nelsona3468]

Nah he’s actually hilarious, but I’m actually inspired 😂. He seems unfazed and super confident in his approach to business

[@smitholuwafemi-vg8dt]

May I have your email

[@ositaogochukwujennifer2327]

Abeg Yoruba’s dey make us proud in uk 🇬🇧 ❤I’m Igbo tho but una too much Abeg 🥰

[@DansakiGroup]

My Brother Kedu! Abeg tell our Igbo condescending relatives say All Men Are Created With Blessings & no competition in destiny.

[@margaretdominic7828]

I love what he said about not paying attention to racism or obstacles. Too many focus on the negatives when it can be a distraction and deterrent from your goals. The fact he’s remained humble with his spending and mindful of retaining wealth.

[@BoskiM]

I am a Nigerian living in the UK (Yorkshire to be precisely) and I have never heard of Enish until today. The problem i believe the Londoncentric nature of most businesses. There are many Africans living outside London and Olushola should think about maximising in key locations like Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh etc. As business grows and expands, he should look into Europe as well. I wish him well 🙏🏽

[@justinegozie6140]

Enish is quite big around here in the London region

[@Ola-ly7fs]

I stay in dublin and I know Enish .

[@theduke6174]

There are not enough Nigerians in Yorkshire. Ethnic Restaurants can only thrive where the people of origin cuisine populated.

[@BoskiM]

@@theduke6174 nah there are plenty Nigerians in Leeds. There is a thriving community here and even Ghanaians as well. I would open in such areas if I were him

[@BoskiM]

@@Ola-ly7fs I rarely go to London unless it is for business or family. Maybe one day I will stop by there

[@willy_witty]

This is the best interview on the channel so far. He’s funny, honest and down to earth

[@tamuz9633]

He is a liar, who started from nothing until his engineer wife funded and co-founded their restaurant empire. He does not appreciate his business partner' and wife. See how he said that he wanted his name to be first? He is ego fuelled and pride driven. You don't say things like thst about your wife. That's so disappointing. This marriage us not going to last very long. In the UK, the eife gets half of everything after a divorce. He better humble himself now and stop talking nonsense from his egoistic behind 😮

[@Sessi_K]

He's so entrepreneurial & blessed. An ENISH is needed in Paris!!!

[@funmiamarvi]

This is Gold! Congratulations to Olushola and Eniola Medupin on the success of their restaurant chain.

[@kipkorirbrian-t8w]

A kenyan enjoying such inspiring content here give me likes to feel appreciated too

[@chikaezeoke]

Really happy to see this. Went with my cousins to the Lewisham branch when it just opened. The setup was nice and the food was very good. The customer service from Mr. Shola was excellent as he came to our table to say hello and when he was told it was my cousin's birthday he gave us a bottle of wine on the house. Still stands out as my best customer service at a Nigerian restaurant. Happy to see the growth of the brand.

[@dennychang1532]

Nigerian's are very supportive to each other... I love their spirit

[@Viiii24]

I went to Enish in London in December last year! Best African restaurant of my life. I live in Paris and there are a few African restaurant here, but Enish is something else 😍 As a Cameroonian I just love my brothers from Nigeria, y’all make us other Africans proud! Keep shining 🔥🙏🏾

[@tehillatv6906]

Best? Nah, their food needs some touching up especially their stew. Good customer service yes! But food? I wasn't impressed at all

[@jessicaalvesos876]

Yes I agree! I live in London & have tried the ilford one , customer service is so bad & food definitely could be better !

[@reinaldoguimaraes9584]

@@jessicaalvesos876 Comi num restaurante de nigeriano no Brasil na galeria da rua 24 de maio em São Paulo! Tinha uma mosca morta dentro do prato! Tirei e mostrei aos meus amigos! Continuei comendo! São coisas que acontece!

[@victoriaedet1266]

He is just after anything that brings him money...very humble man,very inspired

[@JideOgunleye]

I visited the one in Oxford last year, and till date, it's one of the best banga soup I ever had. Beyond the food, the story behind it is quite motivational, thanks for doing what you do Tayo 👌👍

[@robbinagurung3415]

My go to place for African food in Dubai. #I am not a Nigerian 😊 Their egusi soup and pounded yam is to die for. 😊

[@toyinakiode101]

Amazing interview with a very confident, down-to-earth, and positive Nigerian. Well done Tayo.

[@JkaysCorner]

I totally agree with you, he definitely sounds like a down to earth person

[@funkhouse5936]

43 years very impressive and quite a funny guy too Confident young enterpreneur

[@hao_9388]

To me Enish was always going to be super successful. What distinguished Enish from other African restaurants that came before them (805s) was a strong focus on customer service and a focus on the younger demographic. People tend to spend more/come back to your establishment when the customer service is good and if we’re being honest it’s the young people that spend money not the aunties and uncles, something 805s failed to realise; giving Egbeda customer service when you’re in London. Abeggg.

[@chichim2020]

As someone who was an 805 stalwart and proud to see a nice Nigerian restaurant in London, after one too many long waits and terrible experiences I have moved on to Enish and can't go back. They have done really well.

[@deeron1554]

Yes 805 failed to work on their Customer Service.

[@lola.creates6000]

Customer service at 805 is diabolical. Not with the hassle with other options like Enish

[@TolaAjayi-ko6jo]

"If you do big things, you make it big, and if you fail, you fail big, but for what l do, l can only win big!" What a take home statement! Thanks Mr Shola.

[@visitelafrique]

Success story are the right words to define this brother who promotes 🇳🇬 and all of Africa through his chain of restaurants around the world

[@audreybaylefoster4481]

I came home this evening from the gym and my husband was watching this interview. It was close to the end. I loved so much that I decided to re-watch it on my own. My favorite part is when Shola said: "I rather do it and fail"... that's a real entrepreneur spirit. THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED. Just what I needed to hear. BTW, can't wait eat at Eni🔥sh during my next visit the UK or Dubai. VRAIMENT MERCI BEAUCOUP 🙏

[@tascolino538]

Got to give credit to this guys parents. They seem to imbibed in him a wonderful can do spirit. We tend to forget that a lot of this success stories start with being taught as a child to follow ones dreams and aspirations in life. Kudos to the Enish clan and family.

[@iamtee6844]

Shola does not see racism. That means he doesnt let anything distract his focus. Thank you for a new inspiration. Yours is the sweetest success. One can get rich legitimately... word!

[@MostlyPeacefulNinja]

Many people don't understand this part of the Nigerian mindset. Racism is just an obstacle in the way of your destination, it is not a stop sign or roadblock.

[@tsobis]

Now I want to make it a mission to visit all 11 restaurants and any future restaurants he opens. Love how he candidly shared his journey without BSing anything ❤

[@dera_billionaire]

He’s such a bold, highly confident and intelligent man, this was really insightful.

[@uzochiukabuilu]

I was just talking to a friend about the need to have more African dishes served in UK restaurants. Then I bumped into this video today. What an inspirational story. We need more people like him.

[@gracenmercy1085]

Mr. Shola, thank you for bringing GLORY to Nigeria world wide. God Bless you and your family!

[@milesworld202]

This clearly defines my journey, thank you Tayo for sharing this wonderful motivation , im currently on this lane, this man has inspired me more. Tayo save this comment, i will invite you soon to share the testimony . thanks Enish and Tayo .

[@audreybaylefoster4481]

AMEN

[@Nzehvictoradnan]

Goodluck

[@SeunObisesanYouthZone]

This man is an inspiration! He doesn't undermine people. And I love his mindset about money. God bless you brother 🙏 What you see, you can achieve!

[@duncancassie7747]

I'm blessed! $60,000 every month. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church, God bless America

[@duncancassie7747]

My husband and myself started out with $8,000 and get a windfall of $60,000 every month guaranteed from returns

[@joannenembach5819]

How do make that much monthly?

[@duncancassie7747]

I earn from investing in the digital market with the guidance of Anne Mayfield Jones brokerage services

[@duncancassie7747]

Financial adviser, Anne Mayfield Jones trading services has been on my portfolio for a while now. She's a licensed broker with ALPS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Moreso, she's got a 14 year trade experience under her belt

[@karlwilliams6227]

Trading from South Africa won't be too distant yeah? Can I please get a way through to her?

[@Unction_pg]

"When you try, you can only win big or lose big but me I will always win big". Amazing mindset, great entrepreneur, great story!

[@haqqotes360]

Us as African we gotta get African food out to the world, as a chef myself this was very motivating

[@mayowashodipe8123]

was in London last week and I visited 2 of their restaurants. the one in Brixton and Camberwell. and I can guarantee that their meals are damn good.

[@TheChariot99]

Are the prices cheaper there ?

[@BoskiM]

I doubt they will be fully authentic as some ingredients won't be fresh. And using imported Chinese tilapia is not good for you. They should try to get imported African fish if possible

[@mayowashodipe8123]

@@BoskiM so I should fly down to Nigeria to come and eat fresh ones ???😂😂

[@mayowashodipe8123]

@@TheChariot99 for me. Their prices are really okay.

[@BoskiM]

@@mayowashodipe8123 lol do you know the toxicity of Chinese tilapia? At least use fresh western alternatives

[@etingiwa-osagie2059]

Congrats to him for his achievement with regards to Enish. However, I have been to 2 Enish restaurants different locations in London and he needs to address the staff professionalism. I like Enish and this is just constructive criticism..

[@BoskiM]

You will find most staff are paid minimum wage hence they don't take it seriously. For them (like most) it's just a job to survive

[@KenUbeleveit1]

I totally get you. This is an issue with a lot of African and even Caribbean restaurants.

[@missruzl14]

You’re very right! The food and atmosphere is good . But the staff ehi 😂black people are naturally rude and have zero customer services

[@chincity]

I went to the Enish in London this past June, not sure which one it was. But I loved it, and took my American friend with me and it was an enjoyable experience. Love that I heard the story behind it

[@olajideoluwabukolami2228]

This man carries the grace of prosperity and I really love his personality.

[@mavisarhin8254]

I actually live in lewisham , enish food is amazing ❤😊

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

Wowwww... This makes me remember my wonderful Chopper Bicycle in the '80s! I loved that bicycle in secondary school in Benin City... I rode all over G.R.A. area in Benin...one of the best times of my life ...the freedom and the class of a chopper...having a chopper then was like riding a Benz...lol

[@teddydavis2339]

Very impressive. If half of our people were like him on the continent. our sisters and brothers would not be risking there lives to get to Europe. We need more people like him. He's still humble. I love how he responded to the question of racism. Wow! What a great human being!

[@thechiman]

I loved this episode! Mr. Shola's simplicity, authenticity and his grit! Thank you Tayo for always giving us the opportunity to experience these places and people.

[@johnnieariyo8332]

Meehn! I love this guy! He’s a true Nigerian ambassador. Easily my favorite interview. Mehn! He’s a crazy risk taker. Thanks for bringing him. I love his mindset.

[@Chen-my1ks]

I'm a Lewisham local Nd I remember the early days. There is another BOR in Lewisham that I avoid because of a poor experience with the manager. No matter how stressed Shola was in the early days his humility and effort towards customer service was always top notch. Kudos to him!! Keep flourishing authentically!

[@nathanielalade91]

Shola has really built something unique and everything he said was completely true. I've known Shola since our student days in London and he is a true believer in possibilities and a true definition of Naija husler.Well done bro

[@keemamack7955]

Nice to really ready your comments. And he never sold his soul

[@CharlesAgaehi]

This is so insightful and dope to see how an African especially a Nigerian doing excellently well.

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

Yorubas expertise on business. This is different from importation of plastic from China. Creativity at its best..This is what Yoruba person are good at.

[@iyiolaabosede9500]

@@adekunleyussuf4259stop with tribe , tribe this is why Nigeria is that way

[@folakemiogunseiju4157]

@@adekunleyussuf4259You don’t need to bring a tribe down to exalt yours. Thats not omoluabi behavior

[@smoothoperator9845]

@@adekunleyussuf4259Without out being Tribalistic ! All Nigerian ethnic groups, have equal and diverse strengths of the entrepreneurial spirit, across all geopolitical zones!

[@rukiattyson9172]

He has a winner mindset ✨

[@naijawindandsolar]

Wow! This guy just took me to another level of Self Confidence. You can tell that he is down-to-earth. Man be spending N100 million monthly on rents and still be humble.

[@lanik4lion]

First Nigerian UK restaurant I went to with really good customer service. I was very impressed.

[@JayyAAAA]

My take home He doesn’t waste money or show off yet he has them coins He still travels economy wow Yet people renting flats are busy buying designers

[@aeiou0123]

Business men dont waste money

[@dreveskin]

Excellent video. Shola is such a great example to young Nigerians about how to make it legitimately and also do it with class. Big fan of Enish here and my husband takes people there all the time including non Nigerians.

[@dahunsijohnson732]

Im just in love with this guy, down to earth, hardworking and witty. Greater height in Jesus in Jesus name.🎉

[@iriagboneseogbomo6120]

Thanks for this Tayo. Shola ENISH is so down to earth. He is blessed by God because of his humility and simplicity. His insistence on excellent service delivery is the magic touch that makes him Midas in all his businesses. Well done Sir.

[@charmyni8847]

Make money and cost of living will not bother you. Word!! Didn’t expect a young man. He is so intelligent. I wish he makes our Enish Croydon this good. I leave Croydon to Lewisham to get tastier soups

[@funshoabajingin4344]

So very happy for him. I wish him continued success

[@childoprodigy]

D' Hustler Spirit. I learned a lot watching this

[@flyingmissionary]

Pure down to earth testimony of where he’s been and where he’s going! A message from the heart truly goes to the heart. Been to his Hampstead spot a few times and will definitely recommend. Well done Tayo! Story very well told 💯

[@johnm.3415]

It’s he’s SIMPLICITY for me.👊🏻❤️👊🏻. Very well to go yet so simple & natural .

[@miebiwilliams6394]

I like e this guy...he's totally Nigerian despite spending so much time in the UK....and he's transparent

[@__oluwatosyn]

Wow! I'm inspired and motivated.I love the fact that he's free spirited, humble,open and funny. How he managed to keep these character trait as wealthy as he is needs to be studied.

[@boristeka9515]

This is just amazing. I am planning to start a business in restauration industry here in Cameroun and this is definitely an amazing example to follow

[@bongafulpeeps4660]

Excellent… congratulations in advance

[@thingsturn5755]

He is so blessed. He is the literal case of 'The Midas Touch'. Whatever he touches turns to gold

[@misskemo]

Their first branch was in my home town it used to be a Chinese restaurant that was closed down for years and it’s a staple in the local area it’s amazing how much it’s grown

[@unaswimothuti]

You know what, Nigerians be thriving out there, some of these success stories are the example of “reach for the stars” cause they are making it. It sucks that rarely, barely in Africa can we have such success in business. At times it’s not laziness, I just don’t know what it is. We can share our thoughts in the comment section… 🫰 Loving your content Tayo. Love from Botswana 🇧🇼

[@crimeandcontroversy9042]

Business environment

[@unaswimothuti]

@@crimeandcontroversy9042 our continent isn’t ready for such advancements?

[@uzoma112]

I have been to their Lewisham restaurant with my secondary school classmates from Nigeria and we had a 20yrs reunion there. It was amazing and I love the pepper soup in particular and their isiewu.

[@sadejacobs1523]

I just love how simple and humble he is, it is hard to see people like this these days. May God continue to bless the works of his hands Amen. I loved this video! 😊

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

There's money in food business because anything A Man's do, A Man must eat. The way to a Man's heart is the stomach. Thank you for sharing Tayo. 🎉🎉🎉❤.

[@dsdddsd4543we]

Amazing food! I was at the main London location in December. Very difficult to compete with Nigerian Mums and Aunties, they loved it.

[@johnsonkalu5495]

Thank God someone has decided to take African food global, this is all we've been missing all along. Kudos to ENISH

[@sosoa9016]

Love the London business series Tayo! Looking forward to a US version. Weldone Tayo 👏🏾

[@CodingExpress]

We need more

[@alamuademola5414]

No sugar coating bs. Says it as it is. Loved it

[@Cindy4ctv]

I Love ENISH restaurant ❤. Based on my experience they are welcoming. I've featured them on my KZbin channel 👏🏿 few years ago we hosted a birthday party

[@Cindy4ctv]

Woo he sometimes fly economy👏🏿. He appears humble in his spending

[@nayigabrenda7400]

What is u youtube channel

[@bolageorge9412]

ENISH, ENISH, very down to earth and honest man. I love his work hard ethics. A very hard working attitude to emulate. I live in London and I've visited ENISH Lewisham branch twice. The quality of the food and service is worth the money. Interesting conversation. Cudos!!

[@OlasunkanmiAdeniyi455]

100% inspiring.... Thank You Tayo for this interview with Enish! I love his openness and how he is showing the world the true Nigerian can do spirit.

[@Maxymiliaa]

Shola is a friend and I am so happy to see him doing his thing. I was at the first opening of Enish in 2017. Enish to the world!!!

[@ebereezekwuibe5190]

Am glad to hear that he served in Katsina, Born and brought up in Katsina.

[@ceoglobalanalytics5620]

Frugal guy. Business-minded fellow. I like his take on Business Class flights. My thinking too. At best i will pay 100 $ for that first seat in economy and stretch leg. I usually type my long articles in long flights. Waste of money Business Class. na snubs dey there anyway. Kudos Enish. Surely visiting yall next time in London or Dubai. Though i no be 'yeyebrity' o

[@tryde_d]

I learnt a lot, laughed a lot. Thank you, Tayo for bringing the story of Enish to us❤️🙏🏽

[@michaelajayi8546]

I am about to start the best Nigerian restaurant in New York . This is very inspiring 👏 🙌

[@pasleynkush5569]

Thank God for the life of Tayo, you have no idea of the kind of impact you are making in some of us...May GOD BLESS You Bruv!!!!

[@a-1286]

This dude is real, he’s a very close friend to one of my guy and three of us sat on the same table and trust me, he knows his stuff.

[@KayceeMonwuba]

Amazing video! I feel like Tayo has mastered the art of conducting a successful interview! Impressive stuff! It will be good to see a day in the life of Mr Shola, akin to what was done for Davido

[@JkaysCorner]

I agree, I watched Davido's episode and I really enjoyed it.

[@adaji4real]

Now I think I’m ready for the world stage, this is inspiring and motivating. He’s a myth buster! He busted , I believe the myths that’s been holding me down. Thanks to you guys 🎉

[@samuelnnamdi1581]

Good caption Tayo very inspiring video more grace Enish

[@patientson]

Excellent mindset. Mommy and chopper, that's how it started. You embraced your patience and everything was added to you, especially foresight. Idea, Expression and Manifestation.

[@missruzl14]

I swear by Enish. The food are of good standard

[@olawunmia5239]

Brilliant content Tayo Aina! Ate at Enish restaurant off Oxford road recently, great experience. Yes, Chopper bicycles! A number of us had that in those days. Nostalgia.

[@oluwakayodebabajide43]

I was at Enish in Dubai, infact the 2 branches and I enjoyed myself....

[@Westermilieuxproperties]

Did he just mentioned his mum had a restaurant in Ilorin?😊 wow!

[@Michael_324]

When I saw Tayo series of London interviews and noticed two great brothers from SE and that pretty lady, I knew ENISH will represent US. Good job Tayo

[@emmaladmd]

Please keep it up and maintain the quality and staff across all the locations not just the posh areas. I'm so happy that you're doing this, we need to catch up to the other countries that have their ethnic dishes worldwide, e.g Indian, Chinese, Mexican to name a few. 🙂