A 24-hour halal restaurant in Nakuru serving biryani, grilled meats, and Kenyan staples. It's reliable for late-night food and the prices are reasonable.
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Read guide βFood & DiningI placed an order for Githeri from Nacity Restaurant in Nakuru and was extremely disappointed with the quality. The dish had fish bones and scales mixed in, which was completely off-putting. The bone...
We clocked in for a late dinner(3 of us ) (around 10:30pm .my two friends ordered mbuzi dry fry and I ordered a chefs special salad . My friends food was fine but for me my order took so long and wh...
Very Disappointed by the Service Nacity Restaurant in Nakuru has one of the most rude waitresses I have ever encountered. The tall waitress repeatedly speaks disrespectfully to customers and even ign...
Went quite early in the day but the food was ready and it was a calming atmosphere.The service was good and although I understand they were probably tired night shift and all since it runs 24hrs .I'd...
I visited Nacity Hotel and ordered food, but after waiting 20 minutes without being served, I politely asked about my order. Shockingly, a waitress responded in a very rude and unprofessional manner,...
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.