Masala Wahala Reviews, Ratings & Menu | Abuja Indian Restaurant

General Info

Located on the first floor of Central Business District, Abuja, Masala Wahala offers a unique dining experience that will transport you straight to the heart of India. Whether you’re a fan of bold flavors or just in the mood for something different, this Indian restaurant stands out for its warm hospitality and mouth-watering dishes.

One of the restaurant’s standout features is its signature dishes, all crafted with fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. If you're in the mood for something crispy and flavorful, the Masala Dosa is a must-try. This South Indian specialty is filled with a spiced potato filling and served with chutneys that add an extra layer of flavor. For rice lovers, the Lamb and Chicken Biryani are absolute crowd-pleasers. Both dishes are packed with tender meat and fragrant spices, offering the perfect balance of heat and taste. For something even more indulgent, you can’t go wrong with the Mashed Potatoes and Stocked Fish. The dish is creamy, comforting, and perfectly seasoned, making it an ideal choice for a satisfying meal. Seafood lovers will also find joy in the Mixed Seafood Jollof Rice - a vibrant and flavorful dish that combines the richness of jollof rice with a medley of fresh seafood.

The ambiance of Masala Wahala matches its menu perfectly, offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can enjoy a comfortable dining experience. Whether you're coming for a casual meal or a special celebration, the seating arrangements cater to all preferences. The attentive staff offers table service to ensure you’re well taken care of throughout your visit. The on-site bar adds a delightful touch to the experience, where you can unwind with a refreshing drink after your meal.

The restaurant also draws in college students, offering a welcoming space for them to enjoy a hearty meal in a relaxed setting. Masala Wahala is more than just a place to eat-it’s a place where flavors, comfort, and community come together to create an unforgettable dining experience.

What customers say?

“ Found this spot randomly in search of lunch. Had fresh fish pepper soup as a starter, then had lamb shank, which came with a huge side of fried rice, plantains and sauces. The portion was large enough for two. Everything cost about #31K, which was reasonable for the amount of food. The only negative was dropping water from AC unit behind me. ”

- Nicholas Nwofude -

“ Lovely location for lunch with excellent customer service. Rita, who attended to us, was pleasant, has a beautiful smile and was readily available to us. The food was great! The ambience was soothing, green and beautiful but it needs a bit more air. Overall, I'll recommend the restaurant to anyone seeking a chilled afternoon or evening. ”

- Abiola Olaonipekun -

“ I prefer the swallow meals because of quantity, the rice meals are kind of small. The fisherman soup was so tasty and rich, glad I had it and their Chapman is one in town, you won't know when you have two cups of it. ”

- Nasara Katugwa-Washpam -

“ You can never go wrong with their food here and it’s always tasty and pretty nice. From the front door down to where you’ll have your food is an experience of its own already. The food is amazing and the view is also very lovely. I live the cane chair setting and pure African setting interior. It reminds me of a place I visited in Kenya. My seafood okra and pounded yam was really nice. Had a lovely time here ”

- Afeez Dosunmu -

“ Lovely restaurant. The place is very serene and welcoming. I particularly enjoyed the meals here. Well spiced and served to pass the eye taste. There is also a good variety for drinks. I will definitely visit this place again. The service is fast and the waiters are so nice. . Enjoy the pictured ”

- Omenkukwu Chinedu -

“ Masala wahala (Nkoyo) restaurant offers tasty intercontinental dishes at its finest, the space is designed with that bamboo feel with natural indoor plants and a good eye for detail. If you would love to make a stop for meal at a great space with a cultural touch with your friends or family -Think Nkoyo- you'd be basking in natural skylights and ready to choose from a wide variety -all on a la carte... They'd be that nice to offer you chips and a bottle of water while you wait. I took a nice picture from the mezzanine deck. ”

- Brian Onyedikachi -

“ It is tough to maintain a restaurant standard in Nigeria. These guys have not just sustained the great standards, they keep looking to improve. Worth every bite and every dime spent. ”

- Collins Nwosu -

“ One of the best Indian restaurants in abuja. Although they have been changing their menu a lot. They used to have great unique dishes which you only find in this restaurant, but now their menu looks like a cilantro copy. It is still very good ”

- Anis Halabi -

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