The Swahili coastal flavors here are done with care β coconut rice, grilled fish, and spice-forward stews. The setting has character with carved furniture and coastal decor. Service is warm. It's proper Swahili cuisine in Nairobi, which is rarer than it should be.
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A perfect balance of chill vibes + great food + affordability. Food: Chicken tikka?Brilliant. Chicken Biryani? Lovely. Beef biryani and pilau? Almost always not available so I canβt say for sure. Mah...
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Read all reviews on Google Maps βKES 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.
It's the best Swahili Restaurant in Nairobi with best services and it's food is affordable with good eye appealing environment of coastal serenity.
Such a nice escape, coastal vibes brought to Nairobi, it really helps that some of the chefs are from Coast, the flavor is there. Highly recommend: Chicken Sharwama,chapati,bhajia and Chicken Tikka. M...
Swahili food heaven! Chicken Biryani and Tamarind Juice π₯€ are a great combo. Must try! The staff was great and welcoming!
Very good value. Tasty food. Good service from waitress Suin. We'll be back!