Fresh seafood pulled straight from the creek—crabs, lobster, oysters. Reviewers say don't even think twice about ordering. Go to Mida when you want seafood that was swimming that morning.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →From KES 50 street food to KES 8,000 tasting menus, navigate Nairobi's dining scene neighborhood by neighborhood with insider recommendations for every budget.
Read guide →Food & DiningEat well in Nairobi for KES 50-500. From smokie pasua to Kenyatta Market lunches, discover where locals eat authentic Kenyan food without tourist pricing.
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Read guide →Food & DiningDhow house restaurant this where you will enjoy fresh sea food from the creek. W. G crabs. Lobster. Oyster dont give a chance not to taste the swahili dishes. Cococnut rise coconut stew.
A wonderful restaurant for local food. We just had freshly Rabbit fish. The restaurant is at the end of the Mida Creek boardwalk through the mangroves, with a great view over the Mida Creek estuary.
Located right at the Mida Creek boardwalk, you can arrive on foot or by boat (at high tide) to this relaxing spot. It's run by a women's cooperative and the staff are absolutely lovely! Highly recomme...
Excellent way to spend an afternoon with a tasty lunch, support for sustainable local development and the most friendly and grateful hosts and hostesses. The mangrove canopy walk is truly special and...
Real experience of local setup and best standard to breeze, meals served fresh. Bird watchers stop over with eat out place.
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.