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Greatest AfricansAfricaJoburgSouth AfricaGreatest AfricansFood is a large part of every country’s culture. So, to get to know more about Egyptian culture, here is a list of 10 traditional Egyptian dishes that you have to try when visiting Egypt.
On his very first trip to Kenya, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, ate local – ugali and fish. A staple in Kenya, this polenta-like dish is also eaten in several other African countries. Maize flour is commonly used but in the western region, they prefer sorghum or millet flour. It is prepared using boiling water to form a semi-sol...
The popular Sherlaton Indian Restaurant remains a favorite among Indians and Indian food lovers alike. Their ambiance is not fancy, but their food makes up for their lack of decor. Their casual space is a perfect place to gather with friends for a delicious authentic Indian experience for a very reasonable price.
Being so close to the Middle East has definitely had an impact on the island’s cuisine, as many dishes are similar to those in the region. Flavours are also shared between Cyprus and Turkey, but the island’s cuisine is closest to the refreshing Greek gastronomy. Here are some unique foods that you have to try.
After bringing you a guide on the best spots for desserts in Nairobi, we’re bringing you another equally exciting guide because “Nairobians” love their seafood. Despite the city being inland, seafood in Kenya goes beyond the tilapias fried by vendors on the street. Some restaurants have seafood as their primary item on the menu, while ...
The restaurant is Nigeria’s finest, most exciting and original custodian of ethnic cuisine with passion and attitude. At The Yellow Chilli, the now iconic Jollof Fiesta remains as fun today as always, while the Seafood Okra, a delectable...
Nothing brings the family together quite like a great meal. Algeria possesses a rich culture that has been influenced by ethnic groups from all around the world. From their art to their cuisine, foreign influences can be seen in Algerian...