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A new restaurant is bringing a taste of African culture to London. Biazo in Edgware which has only been open for seven weeks has all the markings of cool despite its unusual business ethos. The new spot serves up a rich cuisine reflecting the exoticness of African culture – the coastlands, deserts and rainforests, but takes a strong stand on being a family oriented restaurant and refuses to serve alcohol.

Biazo, the brainchild of husband and wife team, Bola and Kemi Olukoya, is a contemporary-styled restaurant that serves up a rich cuisine reflecting the exoticness of Nigerian culture. The 50-seater restaurant provides the kind of traditional menu you’d expect to find traveling around Nigeria, giving people the chance to try something different from the usual Friday night takeaways.

A brand new Nigerian restaurant has opened in London with a promise of great food at reasonable prices. Biazo, in Hale Lane Edgware, has opened shop in time for Nigeria’s Independence Day on October 1 intent on filling the gap in the market for quality Nigerian restaurants.

A local African restaurant is to appear in a national television show next week. The African restaurant Biazo located in Hale Lane, Edgware will feature on the show Breaking into Tesco to be shown on Channel Five on Monday 17th March 2008. The show follows the cooking journeys of twenty ambitious cooks all hoping for a chance to get Tesco, the supermarket with an annual turnover of £46 billion, to stock their own individual food recipes.