The Best Sunday Buffets in Lagos That Cost Under ₦50k

It probably took hundreds of photos and videos from influencers, honest reviews from TikTokers, and a gazillion ads from restaurants and hotels, but the Sunday buffet now has its place in Nigeria’s weekend culture. It has become a go-to experience for couples on dates, friends celebrating birthdays, families catching up, and solo foodies looking to treat themselves. And it makes perfect sense; an all-you-can-eat spread means you aren’t doing mental math every time you add something new to your plate.

But now that every hotel and restaurant offers a buffet, the question is, are they actually worth the price? Let’s be honest, nobody wants to pay premium money just to eat the same rice and stew they can easily whip up at home. We did the hard work of combing through the city to find the best Sunday buffets in Lagos under ₦50k that actually deserve your coins.

Koriko & Co (Lagos Marriott, Ikeja) — ₦48,000

• Best for:

  Couples, large gatherings, and people who prefer authentic Nigerian cuisines.

• Why choose it:

  This is the mainland’s gold standard for variety. If you’re a foodie with a knack for trying out different things, you’ll get your money’s worth. It features a dessert station, a fruit station, a salad station and unlimited fresh juice. This offers the absolute highest value.

• What to watch out for:

  This price covers only the buffet, standard juices and a bottle of water. Cocktails and alcohol are billed separately, so ordering drinks will easily push the total past ₦50k.

• Time:

  12-3.30 p.m

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Wakame (Lagos Marriott, Ikeja) — ₦45,000

• Best for:

  People who want an Asian menu without having to drive to the Island.

• Why choose it:

  You pay for a specialised, interactive open-kitchen experience. Instead of standard buffet rice, the spread focuses strictly on dim sum, wok-tossed noodles, fresh sushi, among other Asian cuisines.

• What to watch out for:

  At ₦45,000, you get only one mocktail per person. If you’re an alcohol lover, you’ll pay an additional ₦10,000 for two alcoholic drinks. The menu has a few Nigerian staples, so picky eaters will struggle.

• Time:

  12-4 p.m.

Ibis Hotel (Ikeja) — ₦30,000

• Best for:

  People on a strict budget who prefer Nigerian delicacies.

• Why choose it:

  It is one of the most affordable hotel buffets in Lagos. It completely eliminates budget anxiety while offering a very solid, reliable spread of local staples like ofada rice, assorted meat stews, swallow, and pepper soup. You also get to enjoy a bottle of water and a complimentary glass of fresh juice or Chapman.

• What to watch out for

  : The menu is highly localised, so you might not find anything that really excites the foodie in you. The dining aesthetic is standard and basic.

• Time:

  12:30-4 p.m.

Iyeru Okin (Radisson Blu, Ikeja) — ₦49,000

• Best for:

  Private outings, large gatherings, and people who enjoy a mix of local and international dishes.

• Why choose it:

  This is one of the most extensive luxury spreads on the Mainland. The variety is massive, blending premium international dishes with local options. The dessert and pastry sections are top-tier, making it an excellent choice for a birthday date.

• What to watch out for:

  Because it is popular for birthdays and family gatherings, the noise level is high. At ₦49k per person, ordering alcohol will instantly push you past your ₦50k budget.

• Time:

  12-4 p.m.

Tamberma Restaurant & Bar (Ilupeju) — ₦25,000

• Best for:

  Budget-conscious individuals and lovers of traditional Nigerian and Indian meals.

• Why choose it:

  At ₦25,000 per adult, this is a highly affordable all-you-can-eat deal. You get a deeply satisfying spread of Nigerian staples in a very relaxed, unpretentious environment on the Mainland. You also enjoy unlimited soft drinks and water.

• What to watch out for:

  The menu features Indian cuisine prominently alongside Nigerian staples. If you are not a fan of Indian food, you might find the overall buffet options a bit limited.

• Time:

  12-4 p.m.

Piano Bistro by The Delborough (Victoria Island) — ₦45,000

• Best for:

  Couples looking to celebrate intimate events and people who want a VIP European cafe aesthetic.

• Why choose it:

  It provides a quiet, elegant indoor atmosphere with VIP-level service. For ₦45,000, the Sunday buffet uniquely includes mimosas, offering excellent value. The spread features fresh pastries, beautifully served breakfasts, and high-end continental courses.

• What to watch out for:

  Seating is extremely limited, so you cannot just walk in; you must book in advance. Also, it’s an intimate, quiet space designed for low-volume dining. If you want the loud, energetic party vibe of a standard Lagos brunch, you are better off heading to Dani (which has live music) in the exact same building.

• Time:

  11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Debull Restaurant by The Legend Airport Hotel (Ikeja) — ₦42,000

• Best for:

  Anyone looking for live entertainment, versatile seating for large groups, or secluded privacy.

• Why choose it:

  It’s spacious enough for massive group celebrations, yet designed with tucked-away corners if you just want to be left alone. For ₦42,000, you get an impressive dedicated salad bar, heavy local and intercontinental staples, live entertainment, and a highly unique view of the airport runway.

• What to watch out for:

  Complimentary drinks are strictly capped at one water and a chapman or cocktail; anything extra will cost you. Also, navigating airport traffic from the Island is a massive logistical headache. You should plan your movement.

• Time:

  12:30-4 p.m.