5 Chinese Franchises That Are Cheaper Than Their Nigerian Counterparts
Chinese establishments are quickly taking over Lagos, and Nigerians are taking advantage of their existence. These stores, restaurants, and sweet spots offer valuable products at lower prices and with an easier shopping experience; it’s like shopping in China from the shores of Lagos.
- Sinomart
Located at Palms Shopping Mall in Oniru, VI, Sinomart is a department and retail store that rivals ShopRite in sales of home goods, clothing, kitchen utensils, and more. The store is ideal for bulk direct sourcing, which is usually much more expensive in the Nigerian market, and it offers greater value than what other marketers usually offer.
- China Commodity Market
Located at Ligali Ayorinde, Victoria Island, Lagos, this large, warehouse-like store offers access to items you would typically buy on Temu, Jumia, or other big stores in Nigeria. The most exciting aspect of the China Commodity Market is the affordability of the goods in this store, which easily rivals other stores in the country.
- Bing Chun
Located in Ikeja, Surulere, Victoria Island, Festac, Maryland, and other areas, Bing Chun is a fast-rising and popular Boba tea chain. The store is known for its budget-friendly boba menu and other sweet treats, along with a cosy feel and quick response times; it has taken over other stores that were in business before it.
- Alice Garden Restaurant
Alice Garden is a Chinese restaurant that offers authentic Chinese cuisine at an extremely affordable price. While Lagos has many Chinese restaurants like Alice Garden, its cosy feel and affordability make it one of the most popular spaces. It is located at Ikeja GRA.
- Dehadza Warehouse
Located at 52 Oyinbo Adjarho Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, this warehouse rivals many Lagos warehouses for price and authenticity. If you need new clothes, cooking ware, footwear, beauty products, or household items, Dehadza is the place to go.
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- September 20, 2026
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- Ayomitide Adeyinka
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