Office Lunch in Ajah: Nigerian Food for Teams from De Dem's

Office lunch works when the order is clear before the team gets hungry. De Dem's Restaurant in Ajah can help teams plan Nigerian meals around rice, soups, proteins, pastries, and drinks, then confirm the order by phone or WhatsApp before pickup or delivery coordination.

The restaurant is at KM 25 Lekki-Epe Expressway, close to Abraham Adesanya Roundabout. That makes it practical for offices, site teams, salons, clinics, schools, churches, and small businesses around Ajah, Ajiwe, Sangotedo, and the Lekki-Epe corridor.

Build the order around dependable rice dishes

Rice is the safest office lunch base because it is easy to share across different preferences. Jollof rice, fried rice, native rice, white rice and stew, coconut rice, seafood rice, prawns basmati rice, special basmati rice, and asun special rice can be matched with proteins, plantain, moi moi, salad, and drinks.

Add soup for people who want a fuller meal

A team order should make room for people who prefer soup and swallow. Confirm egusi, afang, oha, ogbono, nsala, okro, banga, bitter leaf, or seafood okro with eba, fufu, semo, wheat, or poundo. Include the swallow count in the same message so the order is packed correctly.

Do not forget snacks and drinks

Office lunch often needs lighter extras. Meat pie, chicken pie, sausage rolls, bread, cakes, parfait, zobo, fresh juice, soft drinks, and water help cover people who want a smaller meal or something to keep for later in the day.

Send one organized WhatsApp message

For a cleaner order, send the office name, number of portions, preferred dishes, proteins, drinks, pickup or delivery coordination needs, and the time the food should be ready. For larger teams, send the request early so the restaurant can confirm what is realistic for the day.

For more planning help, read the takeaway food in Ajah guide, the WhatsApp food order guide, or the Nigerian food in Ajah and Lekki guide.