Java House

This store is a chain store in Nairobi, and there are many places. There is a large junction mall on Reralroad. The Java environment inside is very petty bourgeoisie. The baked steak set meal tastes really good, very tender beef, with crispy French fries, and a glass of passion juice. It's really wonderful. By the way, African French fries are especially delicious. I've been there twice and they are delicious.

Kenya's fast food coffee chain, is Kenya's McDonald's, coffee is delicious, other things are very general.

Although it is a interlocking store, the management is very good, the food is very fresh and well done. That beef. The noodles and summer strips taste good, the coffee is particularly fragrant, I like it very much.

Just returned from Kenya, I really want to share the travel experience here, especially the food and handwriting section. And what I can't forget is that it's not the coffee there! In Kenya, order a cup of latte, the price is about RMB 20, not only cost-effective, but also delicious. If you want to bring some handwritten letters back home, coffee is definitely a decent and practical choice. Two local coffee chain brands are especially recommended: Java House and Artcaffe, which are common in the city and Nairobi airports (but the airports are slightly more expensive). If you have plans to go to Mombasa, don't worry, you can find Java House branches inside and outside the domestic airport. ☕️ Artcaffe: The environment is very comfortable, the dine-in seat is spacious, suitable for leisure and small. In addition to coffee, there are also rich baked snacks and Western food, which coexist with the value and taste. Personally recommend their latte, the price is about 20 yuan, but I think it is better than the more famous Java House. Also, if you want to buy coffee beans, here is also, the price is more than 1,000 Kenyan shillings (about 60 yuan) a bag, it is worth taking home to taste slowly. ☕️ Java House: If you are familiar with Starbucks, then Java House will give you a déjà vu feeling. This is a fast chain coffee shop, and baked goods are prefabricated like Starbucks. Dining in a dine-in is a bit like dining at Pizza Hut. You can also buy their coffee beans, biscuits and other specialties in the local Carrefour, Naivas supermarket and airport shops, very convenient! In short, Kenyan coffee, whether it is drinking or sending people, is very quality and worth a try! For more pre-trip preparations and experience sharing, please refer to my collection and close my follow-up update ‼️ #Coffee Travel