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John Smith

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254758302245

Kenyan Restaurant Menu

Authentic Kenyan cuisine — prices in KES

Staple Dishes

Traditional Kenyan staples

Ugali

Traditional Kenyan staple made from maize flour, served as a side with stews and vegetables.

KES 100–200

Githeri

A hearty mix of boiled maize and beans, a Kenyan comfort classic.

KES 150–300

Wali wa Nazi

Fragrant rice cooked in rich coconut milk.

KES 250–450

Mukimo

Mashed potatoes with green peas, corn, and greens — a Kikuyu favorite.

KES 200–400

Chapati

Soft layered Kenyan flatbread, perfect with stews. Per piece.

KES 50–120

Sukumawiki

Sautéed collard greens, Kenya's most popular vegetable side dish.

KES 150–300

Irio

A traditional mash of potatoes, peas, beans, and corn.

KES 200–400

Meat & BBQ

Kenya's famous grills and BBQ

Nyama Choma

Kenya's famous charcoal-grilled goat or beef — smoky, tender, and delicious. Per plate.

KES 800–2,000

Kuku Choma

Charcoal-grilled whole or half chicken, Kenyan style.

KES 600–1,500

Beef Steak

Grilled to your liking, served with sides.

KES 700–1,500

Oxtail Stew

Slow-cooked tender oxtail in rich gravy.

KES 800–1,800

Lamb Stew

Tender lamb slow-cooked with aromatic spices.

KES 800–1,800

Sausages

Grilled Kenyan-style sausages. Per serving.

KES 300–700

Offal (Mumero)

Traditional grilled organ meats.

KES 400–900

Stews & Curries

Hearty stews and aromatic curries

Beef Stew

Hearty slow-cooked beef in a rich tomato and onion gravy.

KES 400–900

Chicken Stew

Tender chicken pieces simmered in a savory sauce.

KES 350–800

Fish Curry

Fresh fish cooked in a fragrant curry sauce.

KES 500–1,200

Mbuzi (Goat) Curry

Tender goat meat in rich spiced curry.

KES 700–1,600

Vegetable Curry

A flavorful mix of seasonal vegetables in curry sauce.

KES 300–700

Fish & Seafood

Fresh fish and coastal seafood specialties

Grilled Tilapia

Whole tilapia grilled to perfection, a Kenyan favorite.

KES 800–1,800

Pomfret

Delicate white fish grilled or fried.

KES 900–2,200

Kingfish

Firm, flavorful kingfish prepared coastal style.

KES 900–2,200

Octopus (Pweza)

Tender octopus in coconut sauce, a coastal Kenyan delicacy.

KES 800–2,000

Prawns

Succulent prawns prepared coastal style. Per plate.

KES 900–2,500

Samaki wa Kupaka

Grilled fish basted in a creamy coconut-tamarind sauce — a Swahili coastal specialty.

KES 800–2,000

Breakfast

Morning favorites and chai time treats

Mahamri / Mandazi

Sweet fried dough, perfect with chai. 3 pieces.

KES 80–200

Boiled Eggs

Simple and nutritious. 2 pieces.

KES 50–120

Sweet Potatoes

Boiled or roasted, a classic Kenyan breakfast.

KES 80–200

Beans

Slow-cooked beans, a breakfast staple.

KES 150–300

Chai (Kenyan Tea)

Rich, milky Kenyan-style tea with spices.

KES 60–150

Coffee

Premium Kenyan coffee.

KES 100–250

Scones

Freshly baked, served with butter or jam.

KES 80–200

Kaimati

Sweet fried dough balls drizzled with syrup.

KES 80–180

Snacks & Street Foods

Popular Kenyan street food and quick bites

Samosas

Crispy pastry filled with spiced meat or vegetables. Each.

KES 50–150

Chips (French Fries)

Crispy golden fries, a Kenyan street food favorite.

KES 120–250

Bhajias

Spiced potato fritters, crispy and delicious.

KES 100–250

Viazi Karai

Spiced deep-fried potato chunks.

KES 80–200

Roasted Maize (Mahindi)

Charcoal-roasted corn on the cob, a beloved Kenyan street snack.

KES 100–180

Groundnuts

Roasted peanuts, a popular snack.

KES 50–150

Salads & Sides

Fresh salads and accompaniments

Kachumbari

Fresh tomato and onion salad with coriander and chili.

KES 100–250

Coleslaw

Creamy cabbage and carrot salad.

KES 120–300

Avocado Slices

Fresh ripe avocado.

KES 150–350

Rice (Side Portion)

Plain steamed rice.

KES 120–250

French Bread

Fresh bread roll.

KES 50–150

Rice Dishes

Pilau, Biryani, and more

Fried Rice

Wok-fried rice with vegetables and seasoning.

KES 300–700

Pilau

Fragrant spiced rice cooked with meat or vegetables — a Swahili favorite.

KES 300–800

Biryani

Layered spiced rice with meat, a coastal Kenyan classic.

KES 400–900

Desserts

Sweet treats to finish your meal

Fresh Fruit

A selection of seasonal tropical fruits.

KES 150–350

Ice Cream

Various flavors available. Per scoop.

KES 120–300

Banana Fritters

Sweet fried banana, a Kenyan treat.

KES 100–250

Coconut Cake

Moist cake with rich coconut flavor.

KES 250–500

Mandazi with Honey

Sweet fried dough drizzled with honey.

KES 80–200

Beverages

Chai, coffee, juices, and sodas

Chai (Tea)

Traditional Kenyan milky tea.

KES 60–150

Coffee (Hot)

Premium Kenyan coffee.

KES 100–250

Fresh Juices

Made from fresh tropical fruits.

KES 150–400

Soda

Available in can or bottle.

KES 100–250

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