Highlights
- Taste homemade Kenyan food prepared with fresh locally sourced ingredients
- Capture beautiful moments,vibrant market scenes & unforgettable food experiences
- One of the most unique and authentic things to do in Nairobi
- Perfect for food lovers,couples,solo travelers, families and cultural explorers
- Experience Nairobi beyond the tourist trail with a home-hosted cooking session
Description
Experience Nairobi like a local with this authentic Kenyan cooking experience that combines a vibrant market tour, cultural storytelling, and hands-on home cooking. We begin by meeting at a central location before heading to a lively local market to shop for fresh vegetables, spices, and ingredients while discovering everyday Kenyan life beyond the tourist trail.
After the market visit, we travel to the host’s cozy home on the outskirts of Nairobi, where the real culinary experience begins. Learn how traditional Kenyan meals are prepared from scratch as you assist in the cooking process, ask questions, and discover the rich history behind each dish. Due to kitchen space limitations, the host will guide and prepare most of the cooking, with guests actively participating where possible.
This intimate private experience offers personalized one-on-one interaction unlike large group classes. Guests will learn to prepare authentic Kenyan dishes with both Kenyan and Indian influences, including fragrant pilau, soft handmade chapati, ugali (cornmeal staple), flavorful curries, fresh kachumbari, sukuma wiki, and traditional kuku kienyeji.
Perfect for food lovers, couples, solo travelers, and anyone searching for unique things to do in Nairobi, this experience is more than a cooking class—it’s an opportunity to connect through food, culture, laughter, and warm Kenyan hospitality. Come hungry and leave with unforgettable memories, new cooking skills, and a true taste of Kenya.
Includes
Food
Soda
Fruits
Water
Transport to and from the market
Excludes
Uber fees
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund