Barracuda with coconut curry and coconut rice is the move — fresh, well-presented, and served fast. The restaurant is exceptionally clean with hand-washing stations and couch seating. Some pricing feels steep for simple sides, so confirm costs upfront, but the Swahili seafood cooking is solid.
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These people are a disgrace to the restaurant industry. They charged 800 k for homemade kachumbari (tomatoes, onions), something other restaurants even give away for 50 or 100. We're considering filin...
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →King prawns where smaller than regular shrimp, and lobster was dry. Place was nice with couches and place to wash hands.
The restaurant is exceptionally clean, the food is fresh, presentation was 👌🏽, the service was outstanding. Every detail exceeded expectations. I’ll definitely be coming back. Highly, highly recomme...
This was a great spot to try out the local cuisine and sea food. I had some coconut rice, and a barracuda with coconut curry. My Mrs had some chicken biryani. Both meals were very well prepared and ta...
2nd time eating here in 1 week