KENYA
Kenya's standouts.
The 7 most popular cooking classes in Kenya. Where each one goes, who runs it, and what a seat costs.
Nairobi farmers market, matatu ride, and hands-on traditional Kenyan cooking at a local home. Groceries included, $50.
“Talking with Nimoh and learning so much about local customs as well as local food. And seeing the market. And riding matatus.”
Nairobi market tour and hands-on Kenyan cooking in a local home. Shop for ingredients, cook ugali, pilau, kienyeji chicken, and eat lunch.
“Tabby is wonderful! Her food is delicious! She welcomed us in her wonderful home and guided us through the busy market with ease!”
Private Kikuyu mukimo cooking class in Nairobi: learn from a local family, cook potato dish with beef sauce, enjoy lunch and pickup.
“The driver dropped us off at a home where we learned how to make a few Kenyan dishes. They gave us a few options to choose between which was great. All the food was flavorful and delicious. If we can remember how, we will try some agaiRead more”
Shop Nairobi market ingredients, then cook ugali and chapati at a home. Private Kenyan cooking class with curries in 4 hours.
“My clients had an amazing experience with Mary Evelyn. She took my clients to a local market which gives my clients a real good impression of market life After that she took them to her home and started cooking ugali chapati pilau even my clients had to help her cooking It was amazed that she…”
Nairobi local market tour plus a hands-on Kenyan cooking class. Shop fresh foods, ride a matatu, cook and eat for $64.
“I enjoyed the personal Touch of taking a bus to the market, shopping and cooking in the home. My husband and I learned so Much about life in Nairobi.”
Hands-on Kenyan cooking by campfire at Mida Creek Nature Camp: cook coastal classics, share the meal, and take food home for $25.
“Everithing was perfect, real traditional cooking, simple ingredients, great art in the hands that led us in the class. Beautiful family and recipes. I strongly suggest to do this experience, My advise is to take a bit more time to be able to eat the food you'll cook and maybe a tour in the village.…”
Cook a traditional Kenyan meal in Grace’s Nairobi home. Learn mukimo, ugali, pilau, and local vegetables, then share the meal.
“This experience is probably one of my favorites out of all my travels anywhere in the world. Grace was super welcoming. The food we cooked was so tasty. Im still not convinced she didn’t season our veggies with just salt and onions because Read more”
