The best option in the airport food court — go for the chilli garlic chicken or the chilli paneer, both made to order. They serve halal meals and it's surprisingly authentic for an airport, though service can be slow during off-hours.
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Read guide →Food & DiningI didn't take pictures of the food but I was so surprised at how authentic their food was. The Chinese was amazing. We had the chilli garlic chicken and a chicken fried rice. My daughter had the daal...
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exceptional food considering the location! forget the other restaurants in jomo kenyata airport terminal 1A. Ro-ro Chinese is the place to be. We had the chilli paneer and the bhajiya which were both...
Very slow service for an airport - waited over 30mins. Dishes came one at a time with the last over 40mins later. Portions were small given the $15 price per dish. And to top it off, food was not good...
Located inside the airport food court (airside).Considering i was ordering at 3am in the morning the food came quickly and was hot. I'm still wondering how it got made so quickly. Soup was tasty and...
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