The seafood here is caught that morning and grilled on the beach — you're watching sunset and eating prawns that were swimming hours ago. It's a local favorite for a reason, with fair prices and zero pretense. Go for the octopus if it's fresh, skip the cocktails.
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We had a lovely meal at Mwepe, a great local spot in Diani. The seafood was very fresh and tasty at reasonable prices - you can really tell it’s locally sourced and cooked with care. We truly enjoyed...
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Very nice family place. Fresh and tasty seafood.
Food and service was excellent! The seafood platter for two is HUGEEEEE
One of the great options for sea food if you particularly looking for grilled fish besides prawns and shrimps that neighbouring restaurants only specialise in. Quiet beach front with few to no beach g...
What a fantastic spot for lunch or an early dinner! Had a very delicious meal here. Everything super fresh, staff is very nice and speak multiple languages (at least English and French). Definitely a...