Ocean Baskets: Seafood Like You've Never Seen Before

Ocean Baskets: Seafood Like You've Never Seen Before was established in , Built by in .

Addresses: Lekki, Ikeja, Festac Open Hours: 10:30 am ? 11 pm Located strategically on the island, with a building structure surrounded by palm trees that allow adequate air whiff in from the ocean, Ocean Baskets gives you the perfect seaside experience. With most restaurants in town concentrating on other kinds of dishes, no one really gives much thought to seafood. Ocean Baskets has not left any stone unturned in delivering first class seafood to sea lovers. With a menu that consists of a variety of seafood, which is not limited to; calamari, shrimps, prawns, grilled fish, crabs, sushi, and so much more. Ocean Baskets is a modern chain restaurant with a cheerful vibe that serves up seafood, sushi and sharing platters. It?s a franchise that started in South Africa in 1995 and has since spread its tentacles across Africa. With their rich variety of seafood, freshly prepared and served up with a smile by the friendliest of staff, Ocean Baskets takes you to the ocean and back!

Best Time to Visit Ocean Baskets

• To enjoy and get the best experience out of Ocean Baskets, its advisable to go in the late afternoon or evening. As having lunch or dinner there always serves up a good experience.
• A sunny or windy day is convenient for a visit to the restaurant. Although,if you are really craving seafood, then any day can suffice.

Special Events at Ocean Baskets

• Thinking of planning a surprise birthday? Take advantage of ocean baskets friendly staff to help you plan the perfect one at no extra price!
• Once in awhile, ocean baskets treat their loyal customer to an evening of exciting food and fun.
• If you?re looking for a little food adventure, you can try out their exciting 'combo' ?category.

Ocean Baskets Food and Drinks Pricelist

With a menu cutting across all levels and kinds of seafood, you might want to have a better idea of what is offered the restaurant. Below is a short version of what the menu looks like; Starters Feta - ?900 Garlic Bread - ?850 Garlic And Feta Prawns - ?1950 Garlic Bread - ?850 Mussels In Lemon Garlic Sauce - ?1850 Olives - ?900 Prawns Prawn Special (12 Prince Prawns) - ?3200 Prince Prawns (18) - ?4600 Prince Prawns (24) - ?5800 Queen Prawns (6) - ?5900 Calamari Calamari - ?3500 Calamari 3 Ways (Calamari, Grilled, Fried & Cajun Style) - ?4900 Combos Fish & Calamari - ?3980 Linefish & Calamari - ?4350 Linefish & Prawns - ?4380 Kingklip & Calamari - ?5500 Prawns & Mussels - ?3300 Prawns & Calamari - ?3980 Prawns & Fish - ?4250 Cold Drinks Malt - ?500 Fresh Fruit Juice - ?1000 Soft Drinks - ?300 Energy Drink - ?750 Chapman - ?1200 Still Water (Small) - ?200 Still Water (Medium) - ?300 Desserts Mississippi Mud Pie - ?1150 New York Baked Cheesecake - ?1150 Sticky Toffee Pudding - ?1250 Ice Cream & Chocolate Sauce - ?870 Ocean Baskets Outlets and Addresses? Below is a list of their different locations in Lagos;

Ocean Baskets, Ikeja

Address: Shop U06 1st floor, Ikeja City Mall Open Hours: 10am ? 10pm

Ocean Baskets, Festac

Address:?Festival Mall, Janet Faje street, Festac Town, Lagos Open Hours:?10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Bukka Hut

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