Kenya Kitchen

135 Deans Ln, Edgware HA8 9NY

Cuisine: East African Restaurant
Mon (Closed) Tues-Thurs(5pm – 10pm), Fri-Sun(12pm – 10:30pm)
Avg. Price: £20-30 Per Person

Kenya Kitchen: A Taste of East Africa

Located in the heart of London, Kenya Kitchen brings the vibrant flavours of East Africa to your plate. This hidden spot celebrates Kenyan culinary heritage with authentic dishes that transport you straight to the bustling streets of Nairobi.

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Kenya Kitchen delivers on bold, authentic flavours that showcase the diversity of Kenyan cuisine. The spices are well balanced that don’t overpower the dishes, and the use of fresh ingredients shines through. Whether you’re savouring a hearty stew or indulging in traditional tilapia fish, every bite tells a story of East Africa’s rich culinary traditions.

Here are some of the photos we took on our visit:

This mogo was the best that I have ever tried. I would highly recommend ordering it if visiting! Nino’s parents are both from Kenya, and for them it was a little connection and memory to home.

Nino & Josh

The Menu

Venue and Vibes

Kenya Kitchen exudes warmth and charm with its cozy interiors and welcoming staff. The decor reflects the vibrant culture of Kenya, with earthy tones and traditional artwork creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. It’s an ideal spot for both adventurous eaters and those looking to reminisce about East African flavours.

For a unique dining experience that captures the essence of Kenyan culture, Kenya Kitchen is a cool spot. With its authentic dishes, friendly atmosphere, and reasonable prices, it’s a culinary adventure worth taking. A small note: it was definitely on the pricey side, but that’s to be expected with it’s freshly sourced food items!

Final Veridict

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