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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.
Read guide →Food & DiningFrom nyama choma grilled on charcoal to ugali eaten with your hands, Kenyan food tells the story of 42 tribes, centuries of trade, and a country that takes eating seriously. Here's everything worth ordering.
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Very popular to locals. Great for meals on-a-budget. The biryani is amazing The fish was average, tea good enough and the overall service is neither here nor there. I guess with the meals it is a case...
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →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.
For those who want an authentic coastal food experience I recommend this place. The food is always fresh and if you delay, you might not find your favourite items on the menu. I had the chicken biryan...
Their food is OK. Their tea(milk) has a funny taste. It's not freshly brewed and has that flask Thermos smell. They can do better on their tea.
Very nice local place, with extremely quick service. The food is proper Kenyan food and it is cooked close to perfection. Portions are properly sized, so you will have a full stomach once you leave.
Best Authentic Kenyan food in Malindi. If you want real Swahili dishes this is the place to be. Biryani, Pilau, Mahamri, Kenyan tea. Totally recommend the Chicken Biryani and the Kenyan tea with spice...