Cafe Nalka
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Über das Lokal
Cafe Nalka — Restaurant in Makadara, Mombasa, Kenya. Ernährungsoptionen: halal, vegetarisch. Außerdem: Lieferservice, Essen zum Mitnehmen. Für einen ruhigeren Besuch bietet sich Dienstag an. Mit 4.9★ aus 123 Bewertungen zählt es zu den bestbewerteten Lokalen in Mombasa.
Ausstattung
Was Gäste erwähnen
- Ambiente8
- Essensqualität5
- Service3
- Preis-Leistung3
- Portionen2
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wo befindet sich Cafe Nalka?+
Cafe Nalka befindet sich in Fort Jesus, Ndia Kuu Rd, Mombasa, Kenya, Mombasa.
Was für ein Lokal ist Cafe Nalka?+
Cafe Nalka ist ein Restaurant in Mombasa.
Wann besucht man Cafe Nalka am besten?+
Am meisten los ist Donnerstag, am ruhigsten meist Dienstag.
Bietet Cafe Nalka halal, vegetarisch an?+
Ja, Cafe Nalka bietet halal, vegetarisch.
Was bietet Cafe Nalka?+
Cafe Nalka bietet Delivery, Takeaway, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Family friendly, Parking.
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Das sagen die Gäste
“Whenever I travel, I like supporting local. All their dishes are authentic Swahili dishes.....my recommendation is their biryani that's my best ever..... everything was sooooo tasty 😋😋😋. Very clean too.”
“The tour guide pointed this restaurant out during the tour. A few of us stopped in to try it. I got the Coconut beans and rice. It was fine. Also a passion fruit juice. Staff was friendly enough Meal and drink was 800 KES”
“I had swahili plata that had different potions that was really delicious. It's cozy,chill and pure swahili experience The staff was friendly, explained the menu recommend meals that tuned to be really good. Big up Collins, high recommend 👌 Cafe Nalka”
Bewertungen stammen von Google.
Was Gäste auf Google sagen
Egshiglen Bayarsaikhan★★★★★We loved the authentic atmosphere and relaxed vibe here. Most importantly, the food was delicious and clearly freshly made. The Swahili platter is a great choice if you want to try a bit of everything, though big meat eaters might want to add extra beef or chicken curry. We enjoyed it so much that we came back again before leaving Mombasa and had the Swahili breakfast, which included kebab, potato dough, and samosas, all perfectly done. The location is also great, just a few steps from Fort Jesus, so it’s easy to combine a visit to both. With limited options for truly authentic local food in Mombasa city center, save yourself the hassle and eat here instead of ordering overpriced Uber food or going to western-style, pretentious places.
Cassandra Tesch★★★★Super cute traditional decor, with kanga table cloths and traditional art on the walls. They greeted us with traditional coffee and little candies. We ordered pilau, fried chicken, rice, spinach & the food was served family style. They overfried the chicken but the pilau was spiced perfectly. There was no running water in the sink but they have buckets of water to wash hands.
Polo Onguru★★★★★The place is so well curated. Even just from the outside looking in, it is an inviting and cozy atmosphere. We arrived and the hospitality of our waiter was amazing and he was very patient and communicated well, always ensuring that he understood our order. We had the Swahili Platter which was very tasty and settling for the stomach. The meal felt very light but also very filling. We even got free Swahili coffee and dates before our meal! The prices here are also just hard to beat! Very fair prices for how good everything is here. I will be recommending this place to anyone I know coming to Old Town. Congratulations on your beautiful Café!🤗
Evelyne Thuo★★★★★Whenever I travel, I like supporting local. All their dishes are authentic Swahili dishes.....my recommendation is their biryani that's my best ever..... everything was sooooo tasty 😋😋😋. Very clean too.
C Ray★★★★The tour guide pointed this restaurant out during the tour. A few of us stopped in to try it. I got the Coconut beans and rice. It was fine. Also a passion fruit juice. Staff was friendly enough Meal and drink was 800 KES
Vincent Libosso★★★★★... Romanticizing the Small Cafés of Old Town ☕🏛️✨ ... There’s something about Old Town Mombasa that slows you down — the coral-stone walls, carved doors, and whispers of history in the air. Today we wandered into Nalka, a new café that feels like it’s been here forever. The aroma of Swahili spices lingers in the air, the decor tells stories in curves and carvings, and every plate feels like a little piece of home. It’s not just a café — it’s a reminder that the soul of Mombasa still lives in its corners. For those who love to sit quietly, sip something sweet, and listen to the rhythm of the streets… this is your sign to fall in love with Old Town again. 📍 Nalka Café @cafenalka – Old Town, Mombasa 🥘 Vibe: Swahili cuisine & timeless charm 🪶 Mood: Slow, warm, nostalgic . #TheNomadicRasta #MombasaEats #OldTownMombasa #SwahiliFlavours #NalkaCafe #CoastalVibes #HiddenGems #RomanticizeYourLife #PwaniEats #CoastalSpice #pwaniviungo #pwaniviungothepodcast #CafeNalka #LoveOnAPlate #S
Blossom Belle★★★★★I had swahili plata that had different potions that was really delicious. It's cozy,chill and pure swahili experience The staff was friendly, explained the menu recommend meals that tuned to be really good. Big up Collins, high recommend 👌 Cafe Nalka
Matteo Busto★★★★★Hearty food, delicious Swahili flavours, in a very charming location within Old Mombasa. Highly recommended!
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