Where Ancient Fire Meets Modern Feast

In the 12th century, the city of Ile-Ife — the spiritual heart of the Yoruba people — blazed with creativity. Ooni Obalufon II poured molten bronze into clay molds, crafting sculptures so lifelike that visiting dignitaries wept at their beauty.

The Ọba's Table flows from that same fire. Where the Ooni's bronzes dazzled royal courts from Benin to Mali, The Ọba's Table now ignites modern kitchens and dining spaces with that same royal flavour. Kings once begged for his secrets; today, customers beg for a seat at The Ọba's Table.

The Ooni's masterpieces still captivate museum visitors centuries later. The Ọba's Table captivates taste buds and hearts with that same power, turning every meal into a masterpiece that lingers long after the last bite.

Every drop carries the artistry of those ancient forges. The Ọba's Table doesn't just season food — it brands the soul with royal flavour.