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15 Best Restaurants in Dar es Salaam With the extensive range of restaurants in the city, here is our list of recommendations for the 15 best restaurants in Dar es Salaam. 1. Chef's Pride Chef’s Pride is a great spot with a relaxed vibe offering a mix of Asian and European dishes. It’s a general hangout joint with an atmosphere that can get crowded but is never insufferable. The restaurant also serves local delicacies such as Ugali, matembele and ndizinyama. Don’t leave the restaurant without having a taste of its well-marinated kebabs. Chef's Pride 2. Jahazi Restaurant Jahazi means ‘fishing dhow’ in Swahili, and it inspires the décor and style of the restaurant, featuring the Arabic influence, which blends with its modern character. The restaurant is located at Serena Hotels Dar es Salaam and it delivers an unswervingly high standard of food, featuring an a la carte menu with sumptuous seafood delicacies. The seafood served at Jahazi is known for its freshness and prepared with local produce. Jahazi Restaurant 3. George & Dragon George & Dragon is an enclave for expat and visitors, located in the district choice for people who want to relax and enjoy pub grub while watching the Premier League games in a tranquil environment. The English pub serves imported beers, steak, fish and chips. It is one of the popular spots to hang out with friends in the city. George & Dragon 4. Serengeti Restaurant Stop over for breakfast, lunch or dinner at Serengeti and enjoy sumptuous meals ...

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Totemic images of African life and culture peek at you from orange walls as you enter Dar Es Salaam that greets you with a ‘karibu’ (welcome) embellished before a large carving of map of Africa. Makonde carvings, deft artwork from the eponymous ethnic group, adorn the décor as ‘Mamma Mia music’ lilts in the background. But mistake not that we are in the famous, faraway Tanzanian metropolis. This Dar Es Salaam is located right in the heart of the city and whips up exotic flavours from Tanzania, admittedly with a desi twist. The multi-cuisine joint Dar Es Salaam Resto at Sasthamangalam in the Kerala capital, which opened in November, gives you a whiff of Tanzanian cuisine, even as the eclectic menu has Chinese, North Indian and South Indian dishes, including 25 varieties of kebabs. “The name’s a homage to the place,” says owner Anilkumar Vasudevan. He made the Tanzanian city his home for over 25 years where he runs two outlets of his Indo-African diner, ‘Swaad’, which are currently managed by his brothers. Anilkumar, who used to work with a Japanese camera manufacturing firm, says he first landed in Tanzania in 1993. But his “passion for cooking and good food” saw him open Swaad in 2000. The outlet kept a customer base of both ethnic Africans and the Indian community in mind. He says Dar Es Salaam Resto is still in the nascent phase and the Tanzanian dishes currently includes only a handful of items as he “wants to take his time” to settle down before expanding the menu. The...

Fantastic ambience, spotless linen, towels and rooms. Variety of very tasty meals, extremely courteous and professional staff who looked happy and quite motivated. Special thanks to Chef Ali who made my weaning journey of my infant very easy miles away from home, and Celina for always being at our service and constantly checking if we were okay. House keeping did a wonderful job daily and the evening turn down was really special, giving one a peaceful night. Great leadership, teamwork and motivation by GM Edwin Chemisto. Will definitely be back SOON

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Totemic images of African life and culture peek at you from orange walls as you enter Dar Es Salaam that greets you with a ‘karibu’ (welcome) embellished before a large carving of map of Africa. Makonde carvings, deft artwork from the eponymous ethnic group, adorn the décor as ‘Mamma Mia music’ lilts in the background. But mistake not that we are in the famous, faraway Tanzanian metropolis. This Dar Es Salaam is located right in the heart of the city and whips up exotic flavours from Tanzania, admittedly with a desi twist. The multi-cuisine joint Dar Es Salaam Resto at Sasthamangalam in the Kerala capital, which opened in November, gives you a whiff of Tanzanian cuisine, even as the eclectic menu has Chinese, North Indian and South Indian dishes, including 25 varieties of kebabs. “The name’s a homage to the place,” says owner Anilkumar Vasudevan. He made the Tanzanian city his home for over 25 years where he runs two outlets of his Indo-African diner, ‘Swaad’, which are currently managed by his brothers. Anilkumar, who used to work with a Japanese camera manufacturing firm, says he first landed in Tanzania in 1993. But his “passion for cooking and good food” saw him open Swaad in 2000. The outlet kept a customer base of both ethnic Africans and the Indian community in mind. He says Dar Es Salaam Resto is still in the nascent phase and the Tanzanian dishes currently includes only a handful of items as he “wants to take his time” to settle down before expanding the menu. The...

15 Best Restaurants in Dar es Salaam With the extensive range of restaurants in the city, here is our list of recommendations for the 15 best restaurants in Dar es Salaam. 1. Chef's Pride Chef’s Pride is a great spot with a relaxed vibe offering a mix of Asian and European dishes. It’s a general hangout joint with an atmosphere that can get crowded but is never insufferable. The restaurant also serves local delicacies such as Ugali, matembele and ndizinyama. Don’t leave the restaurant without having a taste of its well-marinated kebabs. Chef's Pride 2. Jahazi Restaurant Jahazi means ‘fishing dhow’ in Swahili, and it inspires the décor and style of the restaurant, featuring the Arabic influence, which blends with its modern character. The restaurant is located at Serena Hotels Dar es Salaam and it delivers an unswervingly high standard of food, featuring an a la carte menu with sumptuous seafood delicacies. The seafood served at Jahazi is known for its freshness and prepared with local produce. Jahazi Restaurant 3. George & Dragon George & Dragon is an enclave for expat and visitors, located in the district choice for people who want to relax and enjoy pub grub while watching the Premier League games in a tranquil environment. The English pub serves imported beers, steak, fish and chips. It is one of the popular spots to hang out with friends in the city. George & Dragon 4. Serengeti Restaurant Stop over for breakfast, lunch or dinner at Serengeti and enjoy sumptuous meals ...

15 Best Restaurants in Dar es Salaam With the extensive range of restaurants in the city, here is our list of recommendations for the 15 best restaurants in Dar es Salaam. 1. Chef's Pride Chef’s Pride is a great spot with a relaxed vibe offering a mix of Asian and European dishes. It’s a general hangout joint with an atmosphere that can get crowded but is never insufferable. The restaurant also serves local delicacies such as Ugali, matembele and ndizinyama. Don’t leave the restaurant without having a taste of its well-marinated kebabs. Chef's Pride 2. Jahazi Restaurant Jahazi means ‘fishing dhow’ in Swahili, and it inspires the décor and style of the restaurant, featuring the Arabic influence, which blends with its modern character. The restaurant is located at Serena Hotels Dar es Salaam and it delivers an unswervingly high standard of food, featuring an a la carte menu with sumptuous seafood delicacies. The seafood served at Jahazi is known for its freshness and prepared with local produce. Jahazi Restaurant 3. George & Dragon George & Dragon is an enclave for expat and visitors, located in the district choice for people who want to relax and enjoy pub grub while watching the Premier League games in a tranquil environment. The English pub serves imported beers, steak, fish and chips. It is one of the popular spots to hang out with friends in the city. George & Dragon 4. Serengeti Restaurant Stop over for breakfast, lunch or dinner at Serengeti and enjoy sumptuous meals ...

Totemic images of African life and culture peek at you from orange walls as you enter Dar Es Salaam that greets you with a ‘karibu’ (welcome) embellished before a large carving of map of Africa. Makonde carvings, deft artwork from the eponymous ethnic group, adorn the décor as ‘Mamma Mia music’ lilts in the background. But mistake not that we are in the famous, faraway Tanzanian metropolis. This Dar Es Salaam is located right in the heart of the city and whips up exotic flavours from Tanzania, admittedly with a desi twist. The multi-cuisine joint Dar Es Salaam Resto at Sasthamangalam in the Kerala capital, which opened in November, gives you a whiff of Tanzanian cuisine, even as the eclectic menu has Chinese, North Indian and South Indian dishes, including 25 varieties of kebabs. “The name’s a homage to the place,” says owner Anilkumar Vasudevan. He made the Tanzanian city his home for over 25 years where he runs two outlets of his Indo-African diner, ‘Swaad’, which are currently managed by his brothers. Anilkumar, who used to work with a Japanese camera manufacturing firm, says he first landed in Tanzania in 1993. But his “passion for cooking and good food” saw him open Swaad in 2000. The outlet kept a customer base of both ethnic Africans and the Indian community in mind. He says Dar Es Salaam Resto is still in the nascent phase and the Tanzanian dishes currently includes only a handful of items as he “wants to take his time” to settle down before expanding the menu. The...

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