Kenyan Cuisine

Specialties

All meat is Halal

History

Established in 2009.
The restaurant was established in 2009 under the name Kenyan Cuisine.
In December 2010, the restaurant changed ownership and went through a make-over.
We now have a new 'Safari Menu,' 3 Flat-screen TV's, Italian Mable Bathroom and a new name 'Kenyan Cafe and Cuisine. We are open earlier from 11.30am to 10.00pm everyday.
We strive to improve and provide a great experience to our customers. This is evident in the reviews, especially those posted by our customers after December 2010 when the New Management took over.
We look forward to seeing you soon. KARIBU!

Business info

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  Takes Reservations

  Yes
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  Offers Takeout

  Yes
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  Delivery

  No
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  Accepts Credit Cards

  Yes
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  Accepts Apple Pay

  No
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  Casual

  Yes
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  Quiet

  Yes
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  Offers Catering

  Yes
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  Good for Groups

  Yes
• accessibility
  Good For Kids

  Yes
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  Good for Lunch, Dinner

  Yes
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  Private Lot Parking

  Yes
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  Beer & Wine Only

  Yes
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  TV

  Yes
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  Gender-neutral restrooms

  Yes
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  Outdoor Seating

  No
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  Wi-Fi

  No
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  Bike Parking

  Yes

Last Reviews

• Author: Chelsea Madren

  14 October 2025

  Tip: Mention OC Food Diva and receive 15% off your bill. Samosas are usually stuffed with meat and spices and deep-fried. They are very popular in areas that were part of the Spice Route - India, Southeast Asia, Arabian Peninsula, Mediterranean, and Africa. It generally consists of a fried or baked triangular, semilunar or tetrahedral pastry shell with a savory filling, which may include spiced potatoes, onions, peas, coriander, and lentils, or ground lamb or chicken. Kenyan Café offers beef or lentils and cheese. The beef samosas are to die for! Think of an empanada or wonton but better. The spices that are used to flavor the beef definitely taste of Indian and Asian influence. The outer crust reminds me of crispy wonton or gyoza. The ground beef reminds me of an Asian meat filling with green onions and spices. I could eat these all night long because they are addictive. Thumbs up, way up!

• Author: Jonathan Tsuei

  1 October 2025

  Everything here was delicious. Especially the fish dish. I forgot the name of it though.

• Author: Renaldo Evans

  28 September 2025

  Get the vegetable platter with Ugali. Literally haven't had anything this good since I was in Africa