A spot serving delicious shawarma and Middle Eastern street food. The portions are good and prices are reasonable — it's a quick, satisfying meal.
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Read guide →Food & DiningNice spot in CBD for a quick bites💯.. wings 6.5/10 shawarma 8/10 the fries were really good too. Virgin grape mocktail 9/10😍..The restaurant is of course very noisy given the atmosphere but everythi...
We had a nice time and I ate some sweet and glamorous Shawarma for just Ksh 350 and some mint pineapple cold juice for just ksh 200 and the shawarma came together with some crispy fries. She had some...
This has been our joint each time we are in town. The food never disappoints but the service honestly y’all can do better. The idea of paying before the food is not really good but its okay… but why w...
Nice food ,I don't like that you have to pay before you eat. Clean environment, anyone who gets nauseous quick won't finish a plate of the fries dressing, great portion for it though. Availablity of e...
It’s a pocket-friendly spot with decent vibes — nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. The place was packed when we got there, yet the service was impressively fast and friendly. The fries were a de...
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