If you love Friends, this is your place — the Central Perk theme is spot-on, right down to the quotes on the menu and the iconic orange couch. The biriani is so good you can eat the rice alone, and Enoch provides wonderful service.
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Read guide →Could I BE any more impressed? The Couch Cafe was an excellent place! The decor is spot-on Central Perk themed, excellent atmosphere and delicious food. Enoch provided wonderful service. Five stars! Y...
It's everything they show on their social media platforms and more! I loved the staff enthusiasm and willingness to help a client. The "Friends" theme will have you hooked, and the food and drinks wil...
Here for the Friends themed restaurant! I visited the place towards the evening for their Ramadhan offer of a burger, fries, 2 samosas, chicken wings, juice and ice-cream as dessert for kshs. 999 whic...
This might just be the coolest cafe in Mombasa😍 Everything in the cafe just screams FRIENDS, the couches, quotes & the vibes. Loveddddd the menu too it’s giving Central perk, Kenyan Edition 😍 The ae...
The biriani was one to die for 🥰🤭....it was very delicious 😋.....I'm talking of food where you can eat the biriani rice without the rojo and it will still slap. The staff were very friendly What...
Most tourists rush to the beach. They miss Mombasa's soul: narrow coral-stone alleys where 500 years of Swahili, Arab, Portuguese, and British history lives in every carved door and crumbling wall.