Of mean caterers

[KACH]

ulienda Spanish ama laikipia comfort? am sure a peasant like you huwezi jaribu Panari Resort

[WuTang]

@Tarantinoh

:D:D:D:D wapi huko boss?

mtura, mara and vichwa joints

[grandpa]

@Mrs4thletter

Umefanya nikumbuke pork chops nilikula huko December

At least umepewa chakula haraka , we waited for our meal for nearly an hour

I recently waited for an order at Artcaffe over an hour and I was given my meal for free. I saved Kshs 3400

That is the difference between a local and a serious franchise

[Mrs4thletter]

@grandpa

I recently waited for an order at Artcaffe over an hour and I was given my meal for free. I saved Kshs 3400

That is the difference between a local and a serious franchise

That is nice, hao walianza kutupea excuses ati oo potatoes take long to roast etc

[Rlakanau]

@Ice_Cube

reason I prefer restaurants that are run by Kina Bingwa, portions na service hua poa,

[SIZE=1]na msilete mambo ya usafi hiyo uchafu hubaki eastleigh [/SIZE]

Hiyo uchafu haibaki Eastleigh. Never… Hizo generous portions huwa zimejaa umeffy not necessarily ya matako (as someone said hapo juu)…

I was in a certain city restaurant just next to nation centre having my lunch whwn I saw some Bingwa-ish fellow just a table across mine. After finishing his meal which included an assortment of soups, vegetablse, meat and a ripe banana, slouched back in his seat picking at his teeth…obviously full and satiated. He went ahead and made that throaty sound(loudly) like he was trying to dislodge some food particle wedged somewhere at the back of his throat.

Kidogo kidogo he reached out…picked a serviette from the tableand went on to to blow his nose like it was a very normal tjing… after which he crumpled it in his fist and dropped it back on the table. All the while I was busy tearing at my aroosto trying hard not to think about what I’d just seen.

A while later a very busy and probably overworked waiter came hastily clearing the tables…picked up the rumpled serviette and dropped it in the same mug Bingwa had his tea from! WTF!! I was almost halfway through my.meal but appetite ikaisha hapo hapo

From then on I vowed never ever. It’s been six years and counting since I was last seen in a somali restaurant. I avoid them like the plague. Siwes na siwes

[Ice_Cube]

@Rlakanau

Hiyo uchafu haibaki Eastleigh. Never… Hizo generous portions huwa zimejaa umeffy not necessarily ya matako (as someone said hapo juu)…

I was in a certain city restaurant just next to nation centre having my lunch whwn I saw some Bingwa-ish fellow just a table across mine. After finishing his meal which included an assortment of soups, vegetablse, meat and a ripe banana, slouched back in his seat picking at his teeth…obviously full and satiated. He went ahead and made that throaty sound(loudly) like he was trying to dislodge some food particle wedged somewhere at the back of his throat.

Kidogo kidogo he reached out…picked a serviette from the tableand went on to to blow his nose like it was a very normal tjing… after which he crumpled it in his fist and dropped it back on the table. All the while I was busy tearing at my aroosto trying hard not to think about what I’d just seen.

A while later a very busy and probably overworked waiter came hastily clearing the tables…picked up the rumpled serviette and dropped it in the same mug Bingwa had his tea from! WTF!! I was almost halfway through my.meal but appetite ikaisha hapo hapo

From then on I vowed never ever. It’s been six years and counting since I was last seen in a somali restaurant. I avoid them like the plague. Siwes na siwes

Hapo nayo ni noma sana

[Mathaais]

For a moment from the headline I thought it was about those caterers who get hired for functions, given the number of pax expected, then proceed to serve very tiny portions such that the end of the function, they are left with mountains of food which the host had paid for and they didn’t serve. Sana sana, women caterers mungu anawaona.

[WuTang]

@Mathaais

For a moment from the headline I thought it was about those caterers who get hired for functions, given the number of pax expected, then proceed to serve very tiny portions such that the end of the function, they are left with mountains of food which the host had paid for and they didn’t serve. Sana sana, women caterers mungu anawaona.

Scarcity mentality. Hawajui ni biashara yao wanaharibu.