Meru's go-to for shawarma and quick bites, though regulars say the mayo can be heavy-handed and the pilau doesn't quite hit Somali standards. Best for a casual meal when you want something familiar in town.
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Honestly, I had their pilau and it was nowhere near the quality I've come to expect from somali-made pilau. The waitress was so nonchalant felt so hostile. It was evening time so maybe she was tired b...
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The shwarma is ok, too much mayo tho. But only shwarma joint in meru i found except java. But shouldn't allow football watchers to occupy all the seats, those shud b put in their own section
Worst experience ever. Parking is quite limited and the askari there doesn't seem to bother with clients looking for parking. Came in with the urge of enjoying chicken biryani but apparently it was n...
It's okay. Tricky to find parking since this restaurant is along a major street. The food is alright
I tried their camel milk tea and it was great.