Village Joint
Village Joint is a热闹 restaurant tucked away on La Bawaleshi Road in East Legon near the main roundabout. It serves up belly‑filling Ghanaian plates of soup, stew and banku that hit the spot in a relaxed neighbourhood setting. You’ll find it just down the road from the big soccer field at the edge of East Legon where families and workers stop by for a hearty meal. The spot has been around for a while, always open when the market buzzes and the city lights come on. You can reach them on the phone if you need directions, and their website often shares what’s cooking each week.
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