Very nice, quick spot for shawarma made fresh at KES 250 — the meat is cooked perfectly. Homely feel with great portions of viazi karai, chicken tikka, and more. They prioritize phone orders over walk-ins, and food safety practices could be improved.
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Read guide →Food & DiningVery nice and quick spot for a light meal like a shawarma which I got for 250. You order at the till then wait outside to watch the staff make it fresh for you. The meat was cooked perfectly. The brea...
Food safety concerns, the ones prepping the food have obviously dirty aprons, no hairnets, sometimes don't use gloves. Shawarma is average. They prioritize their phone orders over the walk-in/drive-i...
Al Barka is located around Kapiti Road, in south b estate, the have a variety of foods to choose from Viazi karai, Chicken Tikka, etc that are all made with a homely feel. The portions are great, espe...
▪︎I had bhajias is was just okay. Like their fresh juice (Passion). The only available meat option was chicken. ⚠️ The restaurant is best for take aways. Their seating space is limited|squeezed|busy-...
I love love the chicken mix. (Chips and shawarma chiken) The homemade mayonnaise is a lovely combination to the mix. 10/10 especially when they prepare it with some pilipili The Naan. Wuwiiiiii. Just...
KES 4,800 for all-you-can-eat meat carved tableside with Maasai swords. Carnivore is touristy, overpriced by local standards, and absolutely worth doing once. Here's what to actually expect.